Honestly I'm really surprised that you didn't call out the rape of the prison guard or the implied impending rape for the others. I mean, that was some heavy-duty shit.

Nonplussed doesn't mean blase, just fyi. It means "irritated or annoyed."

Aww, man. Quislings. One of the best concepts of the many—- strike that, ALL — of the cool stuff in the book they jettisoned to make that POS movie.

There was music all through the episode though….

I dunno, the giant rolling ball of zombies eating each other and knocking down trees kinda had my "what's this shit?" quota filled! It reminded me of the cheese wheel.

That poster is 100% Glenn in his eye.

Actually, Z-nation is actually a lot more interesting than TWD.

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I roll Smirky Brother into that. There was something really weird about all his reactions and interviews.

That's the part that kills me. Dude has a tested IQ of 70. Somehow he does a forensics-quality job cleaning up blood and then dumps the body out his back window? Seriously?

Also, the "blue wall" is real. Demonstrably real. Look at all the recent cases of cops killing people of color - even while being recorded! - where the rest of the force lies them up. It's not much of a stretch at all to consider that even if only 1 or 2 cops were involved in a frameup, that the others would do…

The car is the easiest explanation of all the physical evidence (planted or not) on Avery's property.

Just read that Steven's ex-wife Lori is now married to Brendan Dassey's father. The mind boggles.

Steven's now spent 28 of his years in prison. For 2 crimes that he never should have been convicted for. That broke my heart. I honestly can't imagine surviving that.

Thing is, as soon as I heard about the confession in the doc, when it was first brought up by Kratz but we hadn't seen the tapes, I was like "this is the sort of melodramatic shit that kids make up." Like the satanic daycare scares in the 80s. Nothing about it is even plausible, it's just the sort of fevered…

The other problem was, how did he move her body with so little of HER blood in the Rav 4? Just traces of his own? And no fingerprints on the wheel? So what, he was wearing gloves and they filled with blood?

I had 2 dogs get into a fight in my house. There was blood, not the same amount you'd get from cutting a throat or shooting, but plenty of it. It was an absolute B*TCH to get out of the hardwood, and the carpet always had a faint stain. We found a spatter on a bookshelf of all places, like 5 months later. And we were…

I was shocked that no one seemed to even look twice at the ex-boyfriend, who took such an active role in the media and in searching for her. Isn't the ex-boyfriend ALWAYS suspect #1?

Because he's a person without access to the internet and no one has previously taught him? If you don't already know how to make cheese, it's probably not as easy.