That's bizarre. It's one thing to be too stupid to tell the difference between reality and fiction, but if you do think you've spotted a homicidal maniac on the street why would you go up and yell at him?

It would have been more typical of AV Club to plaster a picture of the bat hitting Glenn in the face on the main page.

I think of Raising Arizona

Actually, around here people who like the show seem like the trolls.

I caught on that he was doing the Abraham/Issac shtick. *pats self on back*

Maybe this means we'll get zombie ALF!

Was I the only one who didn't recognize half of the people at that table? Were those people who were actually on the show, or did they just say 'fuck it' and bring in a bunch of extras?

Sorry, but Negan should have given Rick a pair of scissors and forced him to cut Carl's damn hair.

"Abraham dies, and later, Negan re-enacts something like the story of Abraham and Isaac with Rick and Carl. Coincidence? Probably!"

There actually are really expensive haunted houses that cater to individuals and small groups.

Also, I think we enjoy adding new characters to our holiday pantheons, so any reasonably fun character who is Halloween or Christmas themed has a built in advantage. He's been on the scene for less than 24 hours, but I'm willing bet that we'll be seeing David Pumpkins blazers every Halloween for a generation.

Those headlines rub me the wrong way, especially when they make assumptions about what I know and don't know. I experience a visceral negative reaction to those "10 Things You Never Knew About … " headlines.

Boy, those capes are really coming back.

Ugh.

Really? Glover above Sutherland?

NO! You're a puppet!!!!

And any gaps can be filled in with the book.

Does he still go to the theater?

You mean the mime rapist wasn't a Halloween episode?

Did they actually have novelizations of Brady Bunch episodes, or were these books part of the BBEU?