Agreed.

And the way all that stuff from the comic happened was a lot more organic than the way they did it on the show.

That's what I've been assuming. It is somewhat confusing though, since there's an Alexandria, VA, and the show's Alexandria seems to be a housing development.

I don't think they were meant to be complex, necessarily. They for some reason just wanted to make them have more purpose or something. I think they just wanted to play up the "Wolves" thing. Their philosophy or whatever didn't make much sense or anything. I think they were just supposed to be crazy, feral people.

See ya next week!

In the comic, they were just a group of random marauders that showed up outside the gates. The leader said to Rick through the fence, "Little pig, little pig let us in." Rick and company completely destroy them in seconds and the Alexandria people are like "Cool, you guys rule. thanks." Someone in the writers' room…

They're all dead, apparently.

The people at the Kingdom are gonna be pissed when they find out half their food goes to Negan, the other half goes to feeding that tiger.

Probably not as hard as to get a tiger for more than 60 seconds?

Yeah, I was mostly kidding because I thought it was funny that he used that to light a fire.

They haven't explained that yet for some reason. He took off on D's bike regular face and came back with this crossbow to kill Denise with his ugly face.

When I read this, your "voice" was medieval sounding. Also liked how many times you said "garb."

I often get a "Western" vibe from this show. With the intro of the Kingdom though, a medieval thing does really come through.

The comic version of Dwight is like an alternate reality version of Daryl. So I'm interested to see what they do with these two characters. I can't help but think Dwight has something to do with Daryl's eventual end.

TV Dwight is a confusing character. He first hates Daryl, Daryl helps him, he seems to like Daryl then and then he and his lady steal D's hog. He makes more sense in the comic.

Yeah, hence the "Saviors" tag.

Always Steve…

I heard tell of a great joke on social media about how everyone wished Negan was going to make Rick cut Coral's hair with that hatchet instead of off with his arm.

That's funny. I get a Trump vibe from a lot of the negative comments about the show:

Sometimes it's easy to forget that she killed and burned up two people because they had the flu.