The idea was that he had a breakdown, but managed to pull himself together.

As far as I know, we don't. That's why I said "may be Latino". Assuming he is a catholic priest (I don't even think *this* has been fleshed out TBH) being Latino would make sense.

The actor portrayed him as being somewhat wary, but the writing didn't give him room to express it.

Tyreese was too good for the world. Morgan just doesn't want to kill people, so he's basically where Rick was before the prison.

There may still be some in Canada, though.

I've hate watched a couple shows. It starts with a show with a great premise. The first couple episodes are promising, but then the show takes a huge dive into horribleness. You keep watching out of hope it'll eventually improve. It does not, but by this point you've got so much invested in the damn show you might…

We make up sometime like 70% of the population and the majority of the good guys on TV shows. We're also a highly privileged group with a history of being NOT being equitably portrayed as villians. We can handle some stereotyping.

You realize those aren't mutually exclusive? The actor is black, and while the character may be Latino, he is also black.

The majority of people in the US are white, so I mean, statistically, us white people are going to make up the majority of the sociopaths.

Sasha is traumatized. Father Gabriel needs to die, but can't now that the show runners know we know the whole One Black Guy At A Time thing.

My issue with the wolves (and most of the Big Bads in the series) is they should be dead. You don't play with walkers and not end up dead.

They've rushed the last several episodes. I thought the post-hospital, pre-Alexandria episodes were, for the most part, some of the best stuff the series has done.

Doubt it. They'll want to establish it as a separate entity. Plus, it's suppose to 'flash forward' to the present quickly.

I was pissed that his shirt was still white.

Really sucks to be black and male in the TWD universe.

Actually, they finally have a baby carrier (it was on Rick's back… as he was carrying Judith in his arms, which is stupid). It was an annoyance by people who have babies or work with them- you have a zombie apocalypse, you'll acquire a bjorn or an ergo for the kid at some point. I mean, they went to a flipping baby…

I felt like Colbert left too soon- I think he had another couple years of awesomeness. Jon? I think it's time for him to move on to new things.

They won't kill him until they introduce a new asian character. Same as they can't have more than one black dude on the show for any period of time without killing one of them.

Presumably, at the beginning of the apocalypse, they tried that.

In 2000 or 2001 a young woman called the NYPD after Cosby groped her. It was found to be "consensual" (yeah, uh huh, right) and nothing more came of it. It was basically a side note in the tabloids.