- What became of Meemo, who was carried out alive on the stretcher. An episode after Mr. Wrench inexplicably left him alive after holding a gun to the back of his head. I have a feeling the writers' stomachs collectively sank as they thought "Oh shit, Meemo!" after the season was in the can.

Here comes the parade of film nerds to praise the cinematography and score in an effort to perfume the heaping pile of dung that was the script.

Why was it a thing of beauty?

Um, she's 65. Stop it.

The deus ex machina from the bowling alley surreptitiously siphoned the trooper's car and filled Emmitt's just off camera.

Who wasn't killed? Meemo? He STILL wasn't killed. They showed him going out on a stretcher clearly alive, again unbelievably, and again with no reason to keep him alive as he never appeared again.

Thank you! When the score and cimematography are the only things lauded about a season and the lack of a coherent story is explained as "artfully leaving it up to each viewer to decide", I gag on my breakfast. The story sucked, was never developed, and ended as if they ran out of money and had to stop writing.

Horrible, lazy ending. Worst of the three seasons by far. Meemo escape sure death twice, only to not be heard from again after he is taken out on the stretcher? Dafuq? Mr. Wrench also had him dead to rights with a gun to the back of his head a couple episodes prior, too, and inexplicably let him go. Thought…

And what is with the deadly Wolf who was locked up so he wouldn't kill everyone leaving the house with their guns and not killing anyone? BTW, they surrendered to him faster than Humperdink did to Westley in The Princess Bride.

The only characters they develop during the season are the red shirts they end up killing off so they can keep the original cast together. Does anyone really care that Deanna is gone? I got tired of looking at that sourpuss after two episodes.

The new theme song is awful. We fast forward through it every time. Otherwise, phenomenal show.

I think it would be cool if they had celebrity zombies. Hines Ward was an extra zombie in Woodbury. Why not just make it Hines Ward's zombie? Then they can make a joke when it takes five shots to get him down. "He always was tough to bring down."

Glen just has to kill the closest with his knife and voila, a zombie shield.

Are you thinking of Shaun of the Dead?

Or at least when you're trying to Pied Piper 10000 of them down the highway.

Get some atomizers and mix up some Zombie Parfum.