Same for the Nick Cave album hopefully.

So this is the cream of the crop of music according to the Grammys, huh? Nothing against Beyoncé or Rihanna, but it shouldn't be too hard to find better rock bands than Blink 182 or Panic at the Disco or better pop acts like Justin Bieber and Mike Posner.

Yeah, but that was already planned from the get-go, so not a typical "let's do another one for the money" sequel.

The only great sequels ever made…hmm…The Godfather, Aliens, Terminator 2…that's about it, isn't it?

While it's good to get rid of all the shitty low-level service jobs like cashiers and waiters through technology (though the whole "everybody has to work to make a living" system has to change right along with it), giving even more information away to some massive corporate entity is not a reassuring thought.

And he accidentally did all of this just in time for the biopic to come out.

Since the mid-season invariably has to end with Rick's decision to bring all these communities together and fight back, this is all very tedious. This particular community is only necessary to provide guns later on. Right now this show just moves chess pieces around in predictable fashion as opposed to telling…

It's about damn time this guy gets some psychiatric help.

As satisfying as this ongoing public meltdown is, it would have been much more important another narcissistic buffoon melted down a few weeks ago.

This man advocated for HIV victims to only receive medicine if they renounce their sexuality. He attended a play with a HIV-positive gay man in the lead role. He was lucky to only get booed and lectured.

A country that doesn't invest in it's populace's education is a country heading for destruction. Investing in a student's education is an investment for everyone as skilled workers are the #1 key factor for a country to stay competitive in a globalized market. Other countries get that, as free college exists all over…

Sure, there are also stupid perspectives and priorities.

Do people still eat there? I understand the necessity to eat there, say, during long-distance bus rides with stops in the middle of nowhere with nothing but McDonald's to get some food. But if you are within civilization, why don't you just get a real burger?

Yeah, sure, erase the victim instead of the perpetrators. That'll help.

I want Carol and Morgan to pick up Daryl and then they all go on badass adventures together and I can forget about all the rest of this dreadful show.

The people who head over as "tourists" are obviously more than just copies, since they can remember everything when they return. It seems more like cut & paste and not copy & paste.

It's not forever. You can check out whenever you want to.

The inciting incident was the meeting of the women in the first 5 minutes. Clunky exposition to explain what this world is all about would only take away from the heart of the episode which is their relationship and their chemistry and it would rob the viewer of the thrill to figure out this world step by step on…

I've never been this happy to hear Belinda Carlisle's "Heaven Is A Place On Earth". That closing montage was just perfection, as was the entire episode.

Ugh…it's true that this show has never been this pointlessly…eh…misery pornographic. You either go for shocking or you go for mournful, you indeed can't have both. You can't expect me to watch a character's eye popping out before his head is beaten to a bloody pulp and then forget about all that and reflect on what a…