I feel like I've blown somebody and then they punched me in the face and told me the money is on the dresser. Finale just kept getting worse and worse and worse and worse and worse. Cheap.

That was such a glaring omission, I thought I missed the beginning of the show. So the cliff hanger end to the first half of the season happened/didn't happen? Got it. That was a shark-jumping episode right there. There have been bad, but that was "Fear the Walking Dead" bad.

No. The incomprehensible decisions, yes, not the 'Days of Our Lives' stare out into space 5 second pauses. I've not seen that. It's the hallmark of shitty writing. Take that where you will w/ TWD. There is bad writing in that series, and some great stuff. I've not seen anything that rises above a soap in FTWD.

It seems like reviewers are really hesitant to jump off this ship. After episode 3, I am having serious buyer's remorse for nabbing the entire season. This is a bad soap opera, filled with bad decisions by the people you'd last want to be hooked up w/ during the apocalypse. When is the right time to tell your child…

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This episode was so fantastic, I don't know if I really need Sasha's emotional state, her actions, to tie into anything. It's a freaking zombie apocalypse. Why are we concerned with her connection to anything? This ranks among the best of the series. Talk about a black void ahead. What INF is going on? Still, Handlen,…

I completely and unequivocally disagree with everything you said.

But it was surprising to all of the other characters, which is what has been eroding the credibility of the show (never mind that this has been a fantastic start to the season). Every time I saw Eugene, my suspension of disbelief imploded. It pulled me right out of the show because there's no way a group of paranoid,…

This was the killer. I don't care what your accent is, you don't dress like Goober from The Andy Griffith Show of you're the scientific savior of the world, even if you're a class B technician at Sandia National Laboratories. I can't square the thinking of the show writers, especially if they were purposefully trying…