"How do you feel about beat poetry?

This show is such a complex and layered treat to watch. Not only is it fun to figure out and beautifully stylized but also hilarious at times.

It is just unnecessary in fucking SHERLOCK, and it totally undermines John's anger at Sherlock at the end. It's misdirected anger he should have at himself for his emotional infidelity and not taking it out on his supposed "friend". Watson is a worthless and selfish piece of shit in this episode and unless they do…

Just what the fuck is the point of that subplot? He chooses after they have a child to have an emotional affair and then tries to get all high and mighty on Sherlock for failing on the vow to protect HIS fucking wife. Fuck off John, if she meant so fucking much to you that you're mad at Sherlock and having a sad…

I can't agree with "best stuff since Season 1" but I totally enjoy the shift in story to these communities needing to band together to stop a larger bully community as well. It's more about life in a post apocalyptic future like the Fallout series than a show about people dealing with zombies.

Solid review and solid episode.

It's possible, but so doubtful namely because Ford is played by Sir Anthony Hopkins who likely wasn't interested in sticking around, and that was a great character exit.

So Star Wars and Star Trek are for autistics? What's pragmatic about light sabers, warp speed, teleportation, and the force? Guess you were a big midichlorian fan?

My list of Zombie Apocalypse dramas I watch isn't long. FTWD moved into hate watch territory for me and finally got back to bearable. The shitiness of it really made me appreciate TWD, although I doubt that was their intent.

Yeah, with TWD I just enjoy the ride. I enjoy watching people survive and run into conflict in a post apocalyptic world. I don't really get the intense frustration or hate of the show. It's 1,000 times better than FTWD mostly because of the characters, and a hell of a lot bettter than most scripted dramas out…

People don't seem to like complexity and layers in shows and get mad at the show as a result. I absolutely love this show, appreciate the care taken in building out this world, and look forward to where he is taking us as I completely enjoy the ride. 100 years Mr. Robot.

I mean the show began answering the question of who was at the door at the end of season 1 and what happened after, so I found it fun that Sam ended the episode in a similar fashion, most notably with the Darlene ending. I saw it as bookends for the episode and not a "stay tuned next time" moment. It's not like he…

All right Alex, I forgive you.

Fuck off with your B+, this was an A all the way. Get over yourself.

You just had to go there didn't you! It always HAS to be the cat huh?!?

But what about me Tommen?!? I need to lay low during Queen Cersei's reign and trot out once Daenerys takes the Iron Throne. I'm not too proud to wear a little dragon costume for her. No CGI required baby, just pure Pounce.

That was the best line and scene of the entire fucking series as far as I'm concerned. I've never laughed harder at Veep. Fucking perfect.

NEVER!

He's the worst and I love it so much. Moar Furlong pleeze!

Preach on.