And a lame one, to boot.

And so he got "his just deserts?" How does that part make sense to you?

"What are the Cybertek 'incentives?'"

And so now he's getting his "just deserts?" How does that make sense to you?

Everything I described happened. You believe Shae may have taken the stand and lied about Tyrion plotting to kill Joffrey in a nice way?

"Let’s not forget that Tyrion turned his back on Shae first—it may have been under the guise of trying to protect the woman he loves, but he’s getting his just deserts in the trial’s most tragic moments."

I have no idea what any of this means.

"Hey Ward. Infiltrate Hydra."
"Okay."
"Oh, and don't forget to murder innocent people. 'Kay?
"You bet!"

He murdered a cripple and room-full of S.H.I.E.L.D. agents. That's not a con. It not even a super-long-con.

Rust is a pessimist, not a nihilist.

You and olivececil should hook up and totally miss the point of everything together.

That was a childhood favorite. I was later shocked to discover most of the lyrics are direct quotes.

I would use the word "unearned."

The "campers" who were slaughtered were done so by living people, for their supplies. Not by zombies. The idea was that the Governor and friends may as well have raided the camp, as it got raided anyway, and the campers slaughtered. I'm not sure how the author missed this.

You completely missed the joke.

I understand that "Live Bait" was an episode and episodes get reviewed, but it's also obviously half the story, so the most important things one can say about it are questions. Mine is, will the Governor having to kill the zombie father in front of the family affect his understanding of what Michonne did to his…

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, imo.

Great review, Mr. Salva. But you don't know what an airlock is.

The inventor of the leaf blower is in a special Hell.

He asked her if she barbecued the sickos, and she said "Yes."