Then, my friend, you haven't lived.

Gotchya. You go for the ratchet space rat babe, ie 7 of 11. Don't blame ya.

Maybe you have a thing for nicely shaped babes in a Star Trek outfit? I was totally into the Bjoran chick with the nice rack.

I love hominems! Especially with butter!

I don't think they switched places, so to speak. I mean, Rick was killing walker & human alike since Season One. It took Morgan time and his son's death by his walker mom's teeth to go after walkers with a vengeance. It's like General Corman said in Apocalypse Now - "We all have our breaking point…". Rick & Morgan…

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Ever been to Williamsburg in Brooklyn? Maybe Boro Park? How about the cabs of Minneapolis/St. Paul? Have you ever ventured outside of your parent's garage?

Not just the Christians: I imagine the orthodox Jews and Muslims feel the same way. I mean, when Mayor Koch passed anti-discrimination (very pro LGBT) laws here in NYC, the Chasids were up in arms and pretty vocal about their opposition.

I think the cliffhanger, being that Morgan may think Rick as Satan, is good enough. Along with the introduction of the Wolves, you know some serious shot is going down. Although, I thought the Capt. Janeway clone looking for revenge through Rick is pretty cliche.

I thought Low Winter Sun was canceled. Besides, even Heather Locklear managed to act in Dynasty and TJ Hooked at the same time.

"The Walkers" starring dead Norman Fell & Audrey Lindley: Special Guest Stars dead John Ritter, dead Amy Winehouse and dead Al Lettieri as Virgil Sollozzo. Theme music by Joe Raposo http://youtu.be/jdC9nJzZNyI

The Craig T. Nelson School of Performance Art & Thought…….ACTING!! To ACT!!

They should do "Dad's Hollywood Secret" instead.
http://youtu.be/oh7xwI_0huM

I actually think Pinkett is pretty good in Gotham. Hamming and Cheesing that Fish Mooney is. Gotham has a good cast of actors and a somewhar decent storyline. I'm not even sure they need the Bruce Wayne kid as they center or portent of them series.

So far, I'm liking this show a lot. It's completely different in tempo and dialogue than BB, and except for some BB characters being worked in as precursors, I don't see any rehashing of BB episodes (granted, it's only the second episode). I look very forward to seeing Gus.

I'm not sure how she can proudly boast that "we're all in this together" when she can't even compel herself to diversify the cast on her own show. I mean, is she serious when she said (paraphrasing) that she and her production crew would have a meeting on how to implement black folk in the story lines? I would…

Has Dunham decided on whether she'll cast black folk, or any diverse actors, in her TV series?

I was hoping the Brother Mozum and his partner would continue the official line.