I agree that it's far better than TWD, but I'm getting the feeling that it's spinning its wheels somewhat. I keep thinking, "yes, the robots are remembering more and more and seem more and more aware. Let's build on that please."

I think it's more about being aware than forming intent… for now. If the robots become aware, that means a deeper level of of understanding. Following that, they can then decide that their predicament is unfair, and then decide to take steps to change that.

That's the scariest proposition possible.

Well, yes, he does. But he is who he is. A man willing to wade into a twitter battle with a tabloid.

Whatever happened to the woman who the Governor was shacking up with? The one that shot him. They haven't showed her since. Dead or alive. Did Tara mention her when Glenn found her?

In the end, they all get rescued by… oh, let's say… Moe.

And in the CDC episode, the doctor there was talking to people in France who seem to have had the same problem.

Season 6 will consist of the characters in what seems to be an alternate universe where the apocalypse didn't occur. Then all of the characters will assemble in some weird Unitarian-type church, but the Governor will say, "I'm not ready just yet," so he and Herschel can go back to the walker world and make things…

Well, in a real zombie apocalypse, the best strategy is to hole up somewhere and build a stronghold like Morgan did. I'm still a little puzzled as to why the prison was abandoned. They had to clear it of walkers when they first got there. One section of the fence goes down and one hole gets blown in the wall and…

Well, do the comics cycle through on-the-run and in-safe-haven at @jacklaughing:disqus suggests? Terminus probably isn't going to correlate exactly to something from the comic. Maybe it will, but it doesn't have to.

Well, the simple fact that the Governor arc wasn't resolved at the end of Season 3 was a handicap. The 1st half of S4 wasn't very good, the 2nd half though, was great.

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No oatmeal?

Oh, I hate when the intro isn't marked as it's own "scene" on the DVD.

And then Gerald McRainey was always listed in the closing credits as a guest star. That always confuses me when I see it.

Life is like a hurricane!

What show serves the best pie?

I don't know if it's been edited, but it says "no particular order".

Oh yes, Batman was a nice intro.

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