"What special interest group will it appeal to most? Expect a lot
of excitement from pathetic internet trolls who spend their days
attacking “social justice warriors” and any cultural object they
perceive as being even vaguely progressive. (It’s possible that we’ve
misunderstood the meaning of the word “appeal.”)"

I agree he has every right and kudos to him for standing up for what he believes, but I disagree with his execution.

Sounds like if one of the cast of Girls had a brief fling with a black drug dealer in college. In other words, boring.

As a fan of King, I enjoyed It, but it's certainly not my favorite. Top 10 maybe, with The Stand forever holding the #1 spot (at least until he tops it). The best thing in it was the "we all float down here" quote. I used to torture my ex-wife with that and a few select Exorcist quotes ("Damie, why you do dis to…

I know I'm in the minority, but I did not care for Sunshine. I liked the Ralph Fiennes one better.

Hard to say I liked Requiem for a Dream but I appreciate it. It's one of those movies you just feel dirty after watching. Same for anything by Gaspar Noe who I adore.

So it was written by Yoda?

I'm guessing the zombie epidemic kills off all the smart people first.

Not sure why it didn't hit me until this episode, but I truly hate Helen. She embodies all that's wrong with TV prosecutors and she sounds like she's drunk.

Go figure, Wet Hot American Summer is on there. Lemme guess, movies that exemplify winter; Snow. And no Meatballs?

I thought we solved that binary issue with Pulp Fiction and the Beatles or Elvis question; you can like both, but you gravitate toward one more than the other. Personally I'm not a huge fan of either Faith No More or RHCP, but I'd have to say I lean slightly more toward RHCP in that paradigm.

How ironic. I just recently got back into THC, which I hold responsible for my renewed interest in WOW.

There's still a "daddy" vibe I get off of him that is tolerated, but kinda frowned upon. I like him.

I enjoy this show, but can't help but see the overt feminist (and not the original, but the newly hi-jacked anti-white male definition) tones here. It's great to see two strong female characters who aren't saddled with stereotypical female flaws. These are fully fleshed out characters who are the shows protagonists.…

I absolutely love to hate this show. Please tell me the resolution is that they meet up with the TWD crew and are summarily executed for stupidity.

Every flashback, except Daniel's, proves what useless turds these people were in real life. If these fucktards can survive the zombie apocalypse then either only dumbasses can or there's a very safe space where normal people have used some common sense to fend them off. Oh wait, Nick found it. Bye-bye normal people…

Or even just walking briskly to outpace a shuffling zombie.

But, but, "But he’s had no trouble adapting to having less in this new life."

They certainly didn't spend a lot on marketing for this. I've not seen any commercials for this.

And how does it work, her being his defense attorney? Doesn't she now have a conflict of interest? It was on camera so I'm going to go out on a limb and predict it comes up in the finale.