Relax. Nothing like that is going to happen. They've been alleging and alleging for months and no evidence has surfaced. It's just election hoo-ha. And this is just a TV show. Enjoy it and don't let anything interfere with your enjoyment.

I think you know which of those two things it is.

I like the idea of a miniseries of the real person Tommy Wiseau and what happens to him in the zombie apocalypse. It could be semi-improvised on his part as he is presented with walkers and scary environmental hazards.

I lose respect for Michonne when she expresses that Rick should be the leader of all remaining known civilization. Even Rick doesn't think Rick should be the leader of all remaining known civilization.

I teach media analysis at the college level. Your assertions aren't very well founded. Example: if the mainstream media were not left-wing, why were 100% of the major endorsements for Hillary Clinton? Equating the fact that people who associate themselves with the "alt-right" like to comment on BNN articles with the…

Wow, you so skillfully zinged the content of a book that you didn't read. Talk about blatantly hateful for the sake of being blatantly hateful…

It does raise that as a side issue, regarding research—as with, say, A Million Little Pieces or whatever that Holocaust raised-by-wolves memoir was, except in this case the material over which they consider the book to be discredited was not in any way secret, and they were aware he was a controversial figure. It's…

only one way to find out

I didn't suggest they wouldn't be refunded (actualy, I don't even PAY a preorder until it ships, Einstein); I suggested it disappoints a great number of people who were obviously interested in the product. It was the #1 book at the time. Canceling it over something that was already out disappoints all those customers.…

I kinda thought so too, but the writers may just want to revisit familiar territory (??).

The outer layer does indeed seem to become somewhat jerky-like. Perhaps the rain keeps them minimally supplied with moisture to maintain whatever low-level functions allow them to do their thing. Most of them can hear indeed, although it is not clear to what degree decomposition has affected the sharpness of their…

Those characters have had plenty of conflict in the comics, and D’Onofrio's performance as Kingpin has earned that level of influence on crime in Cinematic Marvel's NYC. I think fans would be into this.

Makes sense and would bet on CT

That kind of fiction is where they get all their ideas, since they either 1. don't appear to have any particular interest in or knowledge of the real intelligence community, or 2. are so intimately familiar with it that they are now clued in to how bad a television series almost all duties would make.

No. The problem is, he impales them on things or chains them to things to keep them in place in the yard, but they struggle and eventually tear themselves apart. Eugene proposed metal castings around their limbs or even heads that would keep them intact, and you could chain them to *those.*

You're right…Steven Ogg bulked up could have been Negan

Wait until the limbo-under-Lucille challenge in the season finale with Sasha's life on the line

YOU SCAMP

Perhaps this was meant to speak more to Eugene's character, that he would be more into "retrogaming." I can see it.

Yes. Looked her up on Twitter :)