If they have kept Martha alive they are not going to kill Stan.

Ciaran. But yeah.

I might agree with you about Maggie but I can't go that far with Carol. She hasn't gone back and forth.

I think it's because a lot of commenters project all of their dissatisfaction with the show onto Rick's character.

There is no character development without plot development. That is something Aristotle was right about.

Taking a character back two stages from where they've been for the past couple of seasons and bringing her up one stage from that is not character development. That is called stalling out.

I agree that Rick gets shit whatever decision he makes.

I actually bought that hesitation too, and would have bought it even more without the preliminary unnecessary set-up conversation between him and Heath, which I did not buy.

Whoops! Sorry, but I did forget.
And now I've forgotten again.

Every time Rick lets someone live all the commenters complain about it.

I agree that it's a disgrace. A cop-out.

We've been being told our group has lost its soul ever since they got to Alexandria (if not before) so I had trouble buying Carol and Maggie's reluctance to kill anyone. Had trouble buying Glenn and Co's reluctance last week, too. I thought a line was crossed when Rick killed those cannibals in the church, but it…

It's obviously summer, judging from the tree foliage and the frogs and cicadas in the night scenes. Also judging from the sheen of sweat on everyone. So even Carol's twinset sweater looked uncomfortably hot to me. Was the wardrobe mistress gifted a bunch of fur-collared coats and fleeces? Because I can't figure out…

It has been so far, and it's not always summer in Georgia any more than it is in Virginia.

Or she'll go psycho and try to kill the baby. They seem to be on the fence about which way they are going to go with her.

No. It was ridiculous.

It's a fact. It's a fact that you missed.

Yeah, but as far as we've seen they haven't encountered Glenn, Sasha, Abraham, Carol, or Morgan in two months either.

TV shows in general are getting downright weird about seasonal clothing. This one show I'm watching has half the cast dressed for mid-autumn and the other half running around in undershirts and clingy summer dresses, always looking dewy with sweat.

Certainly not in a building with SORGHUM painted on it. That made me laugh out loud.