To their credit on Talking Dead, they pointed out how good Michonne looked comparatively and Danai Gurira’s explanation was that “black don’t crack.” And there was much rejoicing.

I’m just so glad I’m not the only one who thought, “Glass? Who gives a shit about glass?” when they were firing on those windows.

So let me get this straight. Negan and Father Gabriel are locked in a trailer. Negan has a baseball bat. Gabriel has a machine gun (presumably with ammo in it?). But it’s Gabriel who should be shitting his pants? The only way that makes sense is if Gabriel was out of rounds, right? Otherwise, the scene should play…

Giants. I remember this came up a few years ago during an interview, because they were in the Super Bowl at the time. He mentioned it on a talk show appearance.

Man, I love Dan Radcliffe. He just seems like such a pleasant dude.

Can’t believe I never thought of her as someone who’d be a natural fit on Curb, because... well, she really is. That lady is game for anything, and her comedic timing and line delivery is impeccable.

Justified, The Wire, and Firefly? Holy shit, you guys are just TRYING to piss people off with this one, aren’t you.

Also: Mick and Sara’s friendship/mutual respect is almost certainly my favorite thing on the show, at least as far as the relationships go.

I wasn’t sure I’d ever say this, but I really do miss Disqus.

I mean, if you want to really ramp up the “no subtlety” thing, not only does mal mean bad (thanks, River Tam!) but “Mallus” sounds like “Malice.”

“The Lannisters send their regards,” says the dude who played Roose Bolton, presenting Kit and Leslie with a lovely tea set from Charles Dance, who will be unable to attend.

This looks so big and dumb and loud and I could not possibly be happier.

Man, I am so very glad that Colin Ferguson turned out to be more than just a one-off character. He was so damned good and charming and likable on “Eureka” and his comedic timing and delivery is just as good as ever here. He deserved so much better than the Maytag commercials, and I’m just glad he’s finally getting it.

It just now dawned on me that we’ve already seen how funny a behind the scenes wrestling sitcom could be. Holy hell, how did I already forget about GLOW, which was hilarious?

I mean, right? For god’s sake, the man eats nothing but fast food and soda and is in his 70s. How the hell haven’t his arteries just given up by now?

I feel like a backstage, Office-esque wrestling sitcom could be pretty decent if they could pull it off. There’s definitely potential for comedy there. Just... ya know, don’t have WWE writers handle it.

It was a really well done show, though I think you’re correct in that its awards show dominance was bolstered by the stars attached. If it had been anyone other than Nicole Kidman and Reese Witherspoon, I legitimately wonder if it would have been remotely as big.

Damnit I just realized he’s more of a Latin Lee Pace.

I look forward to watching Latin Wil Wheaton become the main villain on this show!

Obama is legitimately the only president I can think of who’d absolutely kill as a late night talk show host.