and the rejiggered credits, and the standalone Morgan episode? Gimps please!

Oh yeah. I mean how great was that scene where Carl and Rick are in the house and Rick is passed out, so Carl goes snooping around. The one where he ends up eating a can of pudding on a roof. That whole part was just genuinely brilliant. Or how about the entire episode with Tyreese and Carol with the two little girls…

Thing is - no one will care who’s dead by the time it returns. We’re all to angry at the WAY it was done that there’s no room to care about WHO it was done to. I genuinely don’t know if I will return to the show in the autumn if this is the way they’re going to do things.

“We never intend to fuck with people,” said Gimple

I don’t think he’s lying, I just think he’s delusional. I truly believe that Kirkman, Gimple, etc. really thought they were doing something ‘amazing’ with this ending. I’d bet dollars to donuts that they originally had it scripted to show Glenn dead after the bashing, but decided it would be more exciting if they…

“Did I piss in your cornflakes? I didn’t mean to piss in your cornflakes, so why u mad?”

I can’t believe that the showrunners thought they could pull the same shit twice. After the is Glenn dead bait and switch, people were crazy mad.

I call bullshit. Those comments do nothing to dispel the bait-and-switch of the ending.

Was, Is, and Ever-Shall-Be. Ken Kratz, the dick.

“I was a dick.”

OK so not only bizarre but like, kinda gross? Half the questions asked were throw away jokes, the interview bordered on flirtatious a few times, and I guess they’re trying to make light of things now? Eh?

“Do you think your lack of likability cock-blocked the case?” LOL What?!

God his voice is horrible. But is he hitting on her or is it just me? And he gets jealous of Dean Strang midway through.

I think it’s absolutely ridiculous that the people who make a documentary (which is not exactly the same as journalism as documentaries often have bias) are being held to a higher standard than the prosecutor and police had.

That’s about the size of it. Especially when at the outset of the deliberations, seven people were voting not guilty, two were undecided, three were for guilty, some jurors had connections to the police department, and they ended up convicting him of the murder but not of the corpse desecration charge. There was fucky…

I think the show met its goals - it shows flaws in the justice system. It wasn’t the job/goal of the series/makers to “present the side of the prosecution”. Those people are in prison; the prosecution won. And, that process is fucked as hell and americans know it. Poor folk go to prison for crimes that rich folk…

It never presents a cohesive, chronological explanation of Halbach’s death...

“A jury doesn’t deliberate twenty-some hours over three or four days if the evidence wasn’t more complex.”

there was some light hinting at the ex-boyfriend and also brendan’s older brother & uncle who went hunting that day and gave each other alibis