I don't see that happening.

Why did Rick bring up Judith's paternity now? By the way, unless he has access to a DNA kit, he really doesn't know if Judith is not his. Remember Lori kept mentioning the kid was overdue?

This was my favorite episode due to Maze, who is becoming my favorite character. I felt sorry for her on the other side of the door and love how she shows vulnerability. The actress and the writers did an amazing job. There is a feeling of another theme running through this series about being outcasts and being…

I understand that getting around is tough in the apocalypse, but this is a guy who surveys everything so missing Alexandria and having their spotter not run into him and his minions is just too hard to fathom.

Yeah, I really dug Carol until she went all nutty last season.

That's how Negan is going to die! He found Rick, so all his shit is gone.

That's how I watch the show.

Definitely! The zombies are the stars.

Oh poor Violet!

I so wish HBO or Showtime would make that into a miniseries.

He definitely hasn't figured out zombie feeding. When the apocalypse first hit, they ate you down to the bone, ala bike girl and that poor skeleton Rick sees in the hospital. Now they just take small bites out of you and leave you alone.

Not true! There are pigs that only eat vegetables and corn meal. Those are some good tasting pigs! Besides, the same can be said for chickens. No one would eat chicken if they saw how those poor things are caged.

NOTHING about the zombies makes sense! How come they don't munch down on people anymore? How come they just take bites than walk away? How come no one looks like bike girl now? It used to be the zombies would barely leave anything behind, but now that they have eaten pretty much everything, they just nibble on people.…

Is it ever explained how Negan never found Alexandria? I just don't understand how yokels from Georgia were found for Alexandria, but Negan running every other survivor group never came across them.

Yeah the storyline is a problem, because the actor who plays Carl has grown-up. It's only supposed to be about two years after the apocalypse right? I seriously want time line to figure where these characters are in time.

That's what I was hoping the story would build to, a society that has to deal with the living dead on a daily basis.

I thought it would be Judith or Carl growing up.

I was being sarcastic, but AMC just keeps reordering it. By the time January hits, it will be renewed for another two seasons.

Say what you will about TWD, but it still way better than its companion series. Why can't Negan show up there with Lucille? It would be a perfect way to scrap the cast and start from scratch.

I loved the first season, and the pilot is still my favorite episode.