He likely sized her up quickly by looking at her situation - someone taking care of a child, which he considers dead weight, and an injured one at that whose at risk of becoming a walker and going on a late night snack raid.

"Isn't the tag line for this season becoming the Monster? I don't think
we're meant to see these people become heroes (that's TWD) but instead
become the bad guys."

FTWD Scooby kids continue to throw caution to the wind and tempt fate.

With the exception of Strand, I nominate this FTWD family as the worst survivors ever with an utter lack of gratitude or respect.

This season's opener made it crystal clear- the writers/directors struck lightning with TWD, got high on their own success, and got in over their head with a prequel series.

Because the plot needed Nick to get away so the "floater" lost interest.

"Take Alicia, for example. Yes, it was incredibly stupid of her to do
what she did with the radio. But most people react to trauma—-
especially an ongoing, unfolding trauma—- by trying to reimpose
normalcy as fast as they can. And normalcy for her is yakking away with
her peers on the best available technology."

This bizarre thing is this series was heavily marketed as "pre apocalypse" and seeing what happens at the very beginning. Then they basically kill rational functioning society in one day of rioting - then jump forward to life in a gated community and seriously crippled military nine days later, making it seem much…

The biggest sin this show committed so far is the nine day jump from the initial riots and return to the house to their current situation. If the point of the show was to show life at the beginning stages of the outbreak, it's absurd to use a time lapse to fast forward through what I would think we were all expecting…

To be fair, they found out about the military's plans to evacuate and euthanize the folks they had in custody.

Well, Rick wasn't in the bathroom, and I don't think Morty told him what happened- so Rick likely doesn't know the extent of the attack.

I'm not sure what your point is- Rick wasn't responsible for that- Jellybean guy was. Do you mean you don't like it was written into the show?

I don't think you can "guilt" a true sociopath into anything that doesn't benefit them in some way.

AMC is replaying all the TWD shows in a marathon - and boy do those zombies move fast. They are keeping up with people running away, and they appear to move even faster in herd mode.

It gets worse - there was no prenup.

Logic and common sense must be considered dirty words to these writers.

"Now I can call you a bad writer and a perv."

Anything stated on this review blog is fair game for discussion. Or do you think things said in other threads don't count? Come man, you admitted to trolling - deal with it.

The fact is you do indeed have a problem with folks critiquing shows. If someone doesn't like something about a show, you demand that they offer a better writing solution, or else they aren't justified in critiquing, right?

Okay - call it "commenting" rather than blogging - is that term more acceptable?