Read the Sestero book. It's super-fun and includes some nice background on the guy who played Denny, who was (a) waaaay to old for the role, and (b) thinks Denny is just as effed up as we all do.

Except there are currently five.

Also: hatred, vengeance, and suchlike.

Sure, but if you're going to point that out, you'll have to also note what happens to gasoline after a several months.

On Talking Dead Gimple made noise about all the "new environments" we'd see this season. I sure hope this "food bank indoor pool" mess isn't the best of them.

No "how are you alive?" reveal will be dumber than the meatheads in the prison (Axel's buddies) who hung out behind a buffet line for a year eating creamed corn and failing to realize the apocalypse had happened.

Jesus, dude, did Lauren Cohan punch your dog or something?

He's wildly overpraised as a writer, but then a lot of comic authors are. Kirkman's told some decent yarns but the bars for story, tone, and dialogue on the show are far higher.

He's had the S/W since day one. But yeah, Rage Rick is a damned sight better than RealFeels Rick.

It's silly of her to NOT miss a weapon that never ran out of ammo, is virtually silent, and made her super-lethal.

I forget whether that happened before or after Rick told them they were all already infected, but if not then that might explain it.

There are other possible endings to that game.

But it was a large brick structure with (repairable) metal fencing. Similar to the prison.

Everyone is already infected.

If that episode was dull to a viewer, I reckon that viewer doesn't like the characters very much. In which case: why bother with the show?

This is how most slaughterhouses work. Stun the target immediately before killing so resistance is low.

"…one more…"

Apart from recovering Beth, they literally have nothing better or more pressing to do than head to D.C. where there's at least the promise of hot, running water and Frasier DVDs.

Agree that was an unusually lovely way for someone to go out. Perfect for Bob.

THIS.