Except for the fact that my criticism of Spencer's death is the exact opposite of "LOLZ RANDUMB!!!" Because when the show/comic follows the exact same pattern, over and over again, year after year, "random" is the last thing anyone could call it.

If the plotting of the comic is this terrible and repetitive, maybe the show shouldn't be following it pretty much verbatim?

I'm guessing it was supposed to be something along the lines of, "someone who really hates being with Negan and felt like she deserved to die for everything they've done."

God damn, this show really has just become a parody of itself.

Eh, I think David definitely would turn on him at the end if he saw him as a bigger threat than the other two. But unless there have been some serious editing tricks going on (convincing us he's a nothing player who has no social game), I don't see a scenario where David would see Ken as a bigger threat than anyone…

Like gesundheit says, pretty sure that's because they were splitting votes trying to make sure either Jay or David went home. Which was the plan Adam had cooked up with them before Hannah and the rest convinced him to go with Sunday.

And making a connection between those two ideas that I didn't immediately get:

Taking out Sunday makes it a little easier for everyone else to get to the final three, even if it might make them a little less likely to win if they get there.

"Also any guesses about Kens advantage?"

"The cuts to Adam reacting to other people seeing their loved ones got me just as hard as the reunion he had with his brother."

He really hasn't been. At all. Everything about his attempt to work with Taylor was just absolutely awful, and it had nothing to do with being weak at communicating.

What I'm saying is that Will seems to have convinced himself that HE'S the big threat in the game.

Eh, I think pretty much everyone in the game is looking to bring along at least one of Bret/Sunday (preferably both of them) in the final three. If you're David or Ken and you get the chance to bring BOTH Sunday
and Bret with you, that's basically a guaranteed win right there.

The problem there is how he gave it to Jay in private, with just his brother and Jay's loved one around to see it. If I were him, I would have either done it in front of the entire group right after Jay picked him to share the reward, or just n front of the other two people on the reward.

"Why didn't he wait to partner up with Jay and Sunday at f4 and kill off Zeke?"

Basically everyone left is a big fan of the show. They know how the vote reading works. Every time an idol is played, Jeff reads all the votes for that person first.

So with William, we get 6 episodes of him being the nicest guy ever.

Taylor doesn't have chill. He's just a fucking idiot.

"ALSO: Are we sure Bret and Zeke were taking a dig at David? I initially thought it was at Hannah's OCD/panic attacks."

I guess the only thing that preview could point to where he'd come out ahead is if he actually WINS the challenge, but then gives the advantage to someone else and lets them use it? (Assuming there's someone there whose visit would clearly mean more to them than anyone else)