I get the impression Jesus's sexuality was only because Kirkman realised he'd forgotten to give the guy a personality beyond his name.

Mid season finales like causing trauma to Maggie. Hershel, Beth, the barn….it's one of the show's few themes.

What I like about Michonne over season 5 is that she's developed in the optimistic, warm, friendly, caring member of the group.

I'd say that's probably a bigger problem for lesbians than gay men. I mean, they both have alternative options, but gay men are, to my understanding, less focused on oral than l-I'm gonna stop now.

I'm hopeful for Marquand's performance. I felt most of the "nice" Safe Zone survivors - even the big ones like Heath, Jessie, and Aaron - were quite shallow and one-dimensional, even by comic standards. Olivia and Denise, (and later Nicholas) were the only ones I actually remember viewing as good characters. The show…

I think she said "let's go find your sister" at one point. I think that was her last contribution to the story.

Compromise - we get rid of Larry but keep his dad and his (ex?) brother-in-law.

That may be the only casualty of losing Larry - we lose scenes with Piper's brother.

Put your head between them and go bbl bbl bbl

Furyerhealth!

I wouldn't mind if Larry appeared in every episode, just for Pete to punch him again before he starts talking.

It's a shame he's best known internationally for Mr Bean and Johnny English. Blackadder and his sketch comedy work are where he really shines.

It's like they're doing manatee gags, but with races.

I was always under the impression it was an adequate show (by the standards of the "bland and unimaginative yet inexplicably successful US sitcom" genre) based on one YouTube video I saw that mildly amused me.

Reminds me of the preps in the game Bully.

I for one think they did not live in San Diego at any point.

I thought this episode was really good satire - probably the best Bob's Burgers episode on that front. The character work was great and Wagstaff is a mix of fascinating personalities to rival Springfield Elementary, but the satirical notes about campaigns and media were pretty spot-on. Mr Branco was a highlight, too.

I liked this episode, but the more I think about it, the more I have to say that I've grown to view last week's outing as one of the best episodes of the series. The way they killed Tyreese has grown on me.

*produces a revolver*

After having my cod canyon plowed, he then proceeded to
fuck my Oxo orifice. My ladytown was trembling like a tasered slab of chopped
liver. It was bliss having his battering ram rammed inside me again; stuffing
my municipal cockwash with a barbie doll just didn't get my penis pothole
spritzing like it used to. If I don't…