And do they shuffle around because they have a load in their zombie pants the whole time?

I was imagining the smell. It must be almost as bad as Rick's sweaty shirt.

You mean like putting their bare hands against the prison fence as it tipped over with dozens of hungry zombie mouths just inches away?

I fast forward her scenes. I can't stand her and that voice.

Oh, it was "lye". I had trouble hearing what she said.

The X-Files should be part of any complete TV education.

Maybe if the character had had some small scenes with the others mentioning a drinking problem and struggle with it… But that would be too much to ask from this show's writing.

Shows like Boardwalk Empire are deliberately slow-paced, focused on character, etc. and the show is almost always entertaining, interesting, viewers remember characters' names… The opposite of TWD.

I hope it's a birth like in the 2004 Dawn of the Dead.

They should have killed him off. The character is boring and so is the actor with bad accent.

Those experts will probably give you advice on TV dressed like Mr. Burns during the Springfield "unrequested fission surplus".

I have to admit, my eyes rolled upon seeing her again. Thankfully it was kept short.

It was probably mostly very beautiful CGI. This show has some great VFX work.

Yes! That's it exactly.

They need to pick up the pacing on this show a bit. Scenes and dialogue drag on… Some zombies get re-killed which livens things up for a few minutes, but then it's back to the character grind. Not that there's a lot of character in those characters.

Ditto. Notepad.

Humor. It is a difficult concept. It is not logical.

Best ending to the show — for me — was the final episode of season 2, 'The British Invasion'. The Doakes story was great, tense and entertaining; even "pardon my tits" Lila served a purpose and got the end she deserved. I would've been happy with nothing more after that final scene and dialogue from Dex in that…

Damn auto-play videos.

I hope they use that on Suits.