Frank, in the final stages of cancer

*raises eyebrows* You know, for a guy with “Chill” multiple times in his username, you’re taking an innocuous comment a bit overdramatically. Well, glad I gave you the opportunity to vent about nothing to do with me or the show.

Interesting, the opposite for me. I am more interested in watching the outbreak unfold than the present day. Present day is just cliche Zombie stuff I’ve seen before, but with mushrooms. Watching an outbreak happen without a time skip is rare in zombie fiction and the part I’m interested in, and was disappointed when…

Never trust a Zippo to work when you need it most. I have been using Zippos for 30 years and I can attest to that.

Docked a point for the trying to get the zippo to work when there are a floor full of grenades right in front of her.

On the one hand, yeah, it’s a bit less believable that the fungus wouldn’t be spreading spores all over the place, given the real-world knowledge of how fungi work. On the other hand, if that were the case, it would be less believable that any humans survived the outbreak, much less the amount of people in the QZ. I…

Naked and Afraid, no blurs?

“Why so many paired and tripled adjectives when one good adjective will do? Why so many adverb-adjective combos, which tend to make writing sound stilted or insincere?”

Lets not forget before condemning Holmes, not that I agree with cheating on his wife or having work affairs. However he is NOT Matt Lauer who was an actual predator. Unless information comes out otherwise, anything TJ did was consensual.

How does the number of affairs make any difference to her KNOWING he was married when they started hooking up? It doesn’t really matter if she was in the process of getting divorced either, since THE OTHER WIFE doesn’t know any of this lol 

The problem here is that TJ had already banged a couple of other coworkers who were not on the same rung as he was.  They don’t have a policy between anchors, but between a staffer and a host could certainly be an actionable offense.

Long ago, Survivor tried a season not at a beach. It did not go well, lack of wet swimsuits etc. I cannot imagine any season of White lotus not being at a beach someplace.

Maybe I’m in the minority, but I thought that was a terrible finale of a weak season.

Everyone going nuts trying to figure out who’s going to die, while Mike White is just thinking “Guys, I really don’t make it that complicated.”

So Jack actually was fucking his uncle?  Huh...didn’t see that coming

Better to let Jennifer Coolidge’s Tanya go out with a bang (bang! bang! bang! kerplunk!) than have us suffer through another season in which her charms would’ve, perhaps, began to grow a tad old.

I don't believe Tonya was even smart enough to take the safety off the gun, let alone hit and kill everyone. 

Personally was disappointed by this episode. So much of what happened feels hollow in retrospect based on the outcomes. Cameron ultimately was a nothing-character. The show hinted that he may have financial problems or something nefarious in mind. But nope, he’s just a d-bag to such a degree that it’s amazing that…

I haven’t seen evidence of her good heart. (She treated Albie badly,stole pills from her boss, thought it was funny to dine and dash, whines incessantly; need I go on?)  And her outfits are horrible. 

How? There is a pre-nup in place. And that’s a lot to wrap up in a finale.