I doubt the show can afford him.

Any ethnicity, who appear 18 – 50’s, all types. 

To paraphrase Frank Zappa: “Don’t eat the yellow poop.”

For me the operative phrase was “4 AM”. I took it too mean he was joking about how he has to fix a script, in addition to all his other duties as showrunner, and therefore is doing it at 4 AM. Banter. Joking. “Ya bastard!”

I wouldn’t say excited, but I am interested. The first one was a fun enough visual experience that I’m willing to go back for more. Probably.

To each there own. I love the album. I’m curious, though: what do like of Genesis’ output? Are you a Gabriel fan or Collins? Both? Not that simple?

Yeah, he kind of abandoned the band when Friedkin came calling.

If you watch the video, you’ll see them inflate. A lot.

By the way, for those unfamiliar with the story (which I imagine is everyone), this is from “The Colony of Slippermen”, from “The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway”. Rael, the main character, finds himself in a leper-like colony. Made up of people who, like Rael have made love with the Lamia. The only cure is to have his…

The first I had ever heard of Genesis was hearing “Riding the Scree” on the radio, followed by the DJ giving details on their upcoming show. Having heard the song, I was sold.

They were indeed.

Also, Phil was not thrilled that Peter appeared on stage in that costume by crawling through an inflatable penis.

Another interesting option would be if Rick or somebody finds out and just KNOWS this is going to fail and screw up the plans, put Negan on a alert, whatever. So they have to put a stop to it. How far would each side be willing to go in that case?

Agreed. That bullet-in-the-bat thing was pretty silly. Even if it’s in the comics (which I don’t recall if it is or not).

I don’t really disagree. I’m not saying her choices are smart or well thought-out. I’m just saying that they are legitimate character choices. People do stupid things all they time and blame others for the fall out. My point is that you can’t fault Rosita for not knowing how a TV show works.

Yes, she is being very impatient and stubborn, etc. People do that sometimes.

But her fault as a character is stubbornness, the inability to learn from her mistakes. And the tragedy is that she is taking other characters down with her. She doesn’t know Negan can’t die because he’s the Big Baddie for this season. She only knows that he’s someone who has to die. And because she failed before and…

You can’t fault a character’s actions using meta-logic. You know it’s going to fail because you’re such a smart and snarky (smarky?) TV reviewer. She just wants to kill the bastard. That’s she’s looking for help and different way of doing it does, in fact, suggest that she learned something. Maybe not a lot, but…

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