okay, then why does Rick look about mid-sixties?

oh great, we’re back to super-annoying Tandy, and more subtly-annoying Tandy is gone. just when i was starting to like this show again.

it was pretty heavy-handed how they HAD to have the Middle Eastern dude mention the Quoran, just so the derpier cul-de-sac dwellers in the show’s audience know that HEY HE’S A MIDDLE EASTERN AYRAB FELLA.

who?

stop using logic.

Operation Corral Korl

Negan is the very dictionary definition of tedious.

how many episodes until the finale?

yeah, why was Michonne still the same age? Not a speck of grey in her dreads.

thought the same thing.

so clever, show!

a) i love how they didn’t just gun Negan and Friends the fuck down while Negan was pontificating par usuale. C’mon, show!

b) i thought the same thing about not being able to make left/right turns in those barricademobiles.

I enjoyed this episode from a technical standpoint - it felt more cinematic than TWD usually does. Those panning shots, the abrupt cross-cutting, the stellar sound design...seems like production value jumped up a notch.

(Except for, y’know, that painfully awful CGI when it comes to cars exploding...this is the most…

Greg is the anti-Debbie. The show lights up whenever Greg is in a scene. Please protect Greg and help him flourish, show.

As a Quaker, Jesus FUCK am I sick of folks thinking Quaker Oats has the tiniest bit to do with actual Quakerism.

That and Nixon, man. The crosses the Friends must bear.

I always felt like he was the one that deserved the nomination for A Simple Plan, not Billy Bob (though really, all four leads in that film were fucking fantastic; definitely one of Paxton’s best roles).

Oh man, this dude was an awesome character actor. And what a shitty way to go. :(

Fuck 2017.

That’s suggested in the review.

^this wins.

a) This is a real confusion of themes tattoo-wise. If you’re getting that much ink, try to make them tie coherently in together.
b) Beebs is not as ripped as I somehow expected him to be.