And he had that stupid, smug look on his face when he was telling Travis about how cool the bros were, even when they capped the other bro.

They had apparently never heard of Thermopylae or seen 300.

I found his death satisfying because the whole time I kept thinking that Travis tried to tell his stupid ass but no, he had to be all whiny and douchey and go off with his new bros and make annoying facial expressions. That's what he gets, little annoying turd.

I used to blame all the problems of TWD and FTWD on AMC execs and poor writing but I really am thinking now that it's Kirkman. I think he's over his head and is just not very good at transferring the comics world to tv.

Madison tapping on that window scolding Travis like he's 10 was the absolute worst.

I hate to say it, but I agree. This show is too obviously shitty and it doesn't need this to show just how shitty and poorly written it is. This is clever, but much too easy.

The timeline, I think, is about a month. In TWD, the walkers were still dangerous and everyone feared them in season 1, yet Ofelia is just cool as a cucumber taking them out and then casually strolling off into the desert.

I'm really hoping that Strand finds his balls again and tells Elena and that one guy that he's staying and that's he's in charge now.

Was it not annoying af when Madison was hitting the window scolding Travis? Why the hell did they not just break the damn window and open the door? Idiots. And after Alicia killed the doctor there are only that one guy and Elena left who wouldn't want Mad, Trav, and Co to remain, so why not just lay down the law…

Oh, and how the hell did Travis kill that guy by closing his head in the door? You mean he got enough velocity on that door that he was able to swell that dude's brain? But yet the bros were thrown out of the back of a pickup truck and just got some bumps and bruises. Sure.
Then the other guy apparently thought it…

This was almost a good episode, until it shot itself in the foot. For one thing, buh bye Chris. I'm glad to see him go, he was dead weight and I think his character weighed the show down. His scenes were groan inducing, but I think it's a weakness in the writing that he was killed off. It's like it's easier to…

That's right up there with the most outlandish, disturbing things we've ever seen on AHS.

It's already been confirmed that AMC ordered a third season. I don't guess advertisers care if you like the program or are hate watching.

I'm sure he'll have some hero moment where he takes a bullet for his dad and then he dies in Travis's arms, and Madison and Alicia will all have tears in their eyes, and all of us watching will be wishing the whole time that he'd just hurry the hell up and die already.

The finale will be 2 hours?

If the people who do Bad Lip Reading did this show every week it would be tons better.

Rick would have blown Sue Ellen Mischke's head off when she shanked Strand.

One part (among many) that drove me nuts about Chris and his friends is how he insisted to Travis that they were good guys, after he had seen that they had murdered the taqueria owners in order to loot their place.

Remember when we thought this was going to be a show that showed the fall of civilization during the onset of the zombie apocalypse? Whatever happened to that show? Whatever happened to that Tobias kid who knew something was up? Or that Alex chick who was on the plane, who obviously had some kind of insight into…

I've always said this. Why doesn't anyone go where the dead are frozen solid at least part of the year?