Hasn't he always been that cartoony?? I know I'm essentially alone on this, but that is a one-note character who I would have been happy to have seen dead by the end of season two where it became apparent he would just be a repetitive character who learns nothing and adds even less to the show. Hate him!

Me either!

God, the entire time Jason was oogling Hoyt's gf, I was audibly moaning and screaming at the TV. How long do we need to suffer this fool of a character? What an absolute tool for drooling over her. Just gross.

Thats what I expected them to realize once she exploded from the 'true death' blow. I thought Eric would get some in his mouth or something and get cured. Ugh, this show is getting more stupid every week, if that's possible.

My favorite part is the resigned 'when can I have it?' HAHA!

Its a better, more exciting, ending this shit show would ever have. (To be fair, I quit the show after season one, but upon reading some reviews and comments I see its only continued to suck donkey nuts.)

Seeing this on disc for the first time, I have to say I was impressed. I am glad I didn't see it in the theaters earlier this year as the positive reviews I think made it sound like more than it is. But, what it is, is fantastic. I thought the minimal dialogue, music, sound editing and design made up for lacking any…

Played this for my parents figuring they'd enjoy the sort of 'easy listening' aspect of his songs. My mother said he sounded like Michael Bolton. I heard it. The Sam Smith Era is over for me.

Most of Reed's reviews are a plot synopsis with snarky comments about the actors' weight or age. He's not a serious critic and an even less serious person.

Its a three hour 'slice of life' movie. That comes with all the advantages and disadvantages of that kind of script.

It is overrated.

You mean get it together 'Showtime'. HBO wouldn't run this thing as is.

I would definitely avoid awarding the "B" level to 'Ray Donovan". If its not the hammy acting of Voight, its the horrible writing we can count on for every episode. At its best its a "C".

One of my heroes. She lived life full out and head on even with all of her admitted neuroses and limitations. Think of our country, no, our world, if we all were able to grow beyond our self-imposed and imposed limitations alike. She was an original, and she showed us we all have the potential to be originals (because…

God, or the writers of this show, only knows! It's certainly hard to predict when things will be consistent or jump tracks (or sharks).

Thats what the character gets for being that weak-minded when the lame-ass horde showed up to get the guns.

Because the zombie vamps aren't necessarily sleeping during the day, they just have to stay out of the sunlight. And since the human captives are in the basement, its a good bet they'd be guarded down there and not having to worry about sunlight. Of course thats from the characters' POV. We know all the Hep V vampires…

I agree. At first I was thinking 'is this season going to be all goddamn flashbacks to bring back every dead/missing character?!' But then, I found myself actually enjoying them as the curtain calls they are. I'm looking forward to seeing Dennis O'Hare return in what I am sure will be a memorable flashback.

To show it somehow proves they're 'smarter' than you to recognize how 'bad' the show is. Some of us never leave high school.

I think Palin might be amusing for a day or two, but daily? Fuck no.