Sorry for the (very) late response, I have some problems with the common usage of the word "latino" in the north-american context and the general misinterpretation of what and who are italians (and by extension all the wrongly called "south-europeans", signifying a different kind of europeans). I only wanted to…

Dana Brody: worst daughter EVER.

A, best episode of the season so far.

That's my explanation as well. They want a more simple, direct, approach to that topos without all the postmoderns layers (that generally concur to create a more distanced, cold, approach to characters and narration) all the social commentary that's usually come with it. But nevertheless I think that they take the…

Here (Europe) we don't use that term. For us latin is only a language. A indo-european language used by the Latins aka the Romans and their neighbors . Don't exist such things as "latino last name". The use of adjective "latin" for the South America as to do with the fact that there they speak romance languages (also…

Pff, Game of Bitches. happy now?

Two and a Half Bitches

Yep.

Enough with all the complainings, this show is great, period.

"A Song Of Ass On Fire".

Uhm, that's not what I was talking about. It's strange that the authors chose to wipe from that exact same replica of our world any pre existent notion about revenant/zombie/undead stuff. If we see walking corpses who like to bite people around our streets we know what they are coz is stuff that we had already…

Yep, exactly like that. Seems to me strange that we have a setting exactly like our world except for the part that's ironically the series's core. I can see why it can be more easy (or even intresting) for a writer to put things that way but, at least to me, they made it a little bit poorly.

Hi, see below.

One thing that always bugs me about TWD is that it's seems set in an exact replica of our world except no one of the characters seem to have the slightest idea of what a zombie is.

Fuck yeah, manifest destiny! ;)

First of all I don't know what "backdisco" is but, no we (I'm Italian as well) don't call that stuff in any way cos here no one even knows that exist. True (perhaps sad?) story.

Fun fact: no one in Italy knows this thing called "Italo disco".

Err, ok, I guess.

Touché, my idiot friend, touché.

What? This doesn't even make sense. That guy ate in one of those shitty restaurants for tourists, so it had to be bad. Plus pizza is not an italian plate but only neopolitan, so usually you don't expect to eat a great pizza outside Neaples unless of course you know for sure that there's some place run by neopolitans.