Not sure how to possibly answer this without being spoilery.

The two characters checking out the scenes where Genesis tried to merge with various hosts and who showed up at the entrance to Jesse's church at the end of the episode almost certainly = Fiore & deBlanc.

I can't believe that. Certainly not for the entire series, probably not even for most of the first season. Pretty sure they have no intention of confining Jesse's literal search for God to Shitkicker, TX. The Quincannon model was just an Easter egg, and damn near all the characters that have shown up were pretty…

I kind of wish they'd made Arseface harder to understand. The subtitles shtick was cute but didn't entirely work because I could understand what he was saying pretty easily. Although I imagine telling the dude he would have to slurp his words and drool on himself for however long this show goes wasn't too appealing a…

Right? Comcast seems to be dropping the ball way more frequently lately.

I really enjoyed Salvation, myself. The revelation of Jesse's mom, if way too much deus ex feels, was still great and a heck of a kick in the pants. Mustn't forget Miss Oatlash either…

1. I'm guessing the show will not be staying in Annville?

Totally agreed. Big fan of the source material, but love the tone they struck here. Cassidy and Tulip are freaking fantastic. Jesse seems more laid back than in the comic, but to be perfectly honest the '100% MALE' shtick got tired occasionally anyway.

Quincannon and his meats… alone with his meats.

Tormund and Brienne are going to have giant hairy babies together.

I wouldn't get too attached, I'm guessing Sansa's plans for Littlefinger include lots and lots of stabbing.

I recall, partway into the first season, someone made a youtube video that was just a practically infinite loop ofTyrion slapping the shit out of Joffrey. I loved it.

Aw, boo. Well, it's going to be ages before I get a chance to play it anyway.

Do we get to hang out with Chloe and Cutter again at all?

So, so bored with Ramsay at this point. He's become so Snidely Whiplash that whatever horrible thing he does on a week-to-week basis is no longer shocking, but feels more like just another delay for an inevitable and already well-deserved end. A baby and its mother getting chewed to death by dogs should not be so……

Man, I could watch an hour every week of just Mike being Mike. He was easily one of if not my favorite character on Breaking Bad, so getting more of him here is just the best.

Possibly. My money is still on Glenn, though. I think they pulled that dumpster nonsense just so they could kill him off a littletter later, thinking it would be that much more of a downer.

I kind of figured that new 'Ride' show with Norman Reedus was meant to be a "was it him or wasn't it??" in that direction.

It's either going to be Daryl or Glenn. Abraham, Rosita, Eugene, Sasha, or Aaron would be the cop-out to beat all cop-outs. Michonne just feels invincible in this circumstance. So yeah,Daryl or Glenn. Probably Glenn, given how closely the dialogue of the speech matched that in the comic.

You now write all movies, forever.