The cars looked plenty abandoned to this viewer. As World War Z (the book) taught us, there's nowhere to go.

They have been sometimes in The Walking Dead proper.

Thanks for this interview.

That would be crazy-go-nuts!

Glad you put it out there, because my very first thought when Forrest and Grant "embraced" and went over the edge was, "Wow. How 'Hannibal'."

Move over, Bacon!!! There's something leaner!!!

In your defense, Wall Of Voodoo did a quirky, I-still-don't-know-if-I-like-it-or-hate-it-even-after-all-these-decades cover.

Also known as pulling a "London Bridge".

True to the slasher genre, you rarely see the "freaked out authorities" side of things. (Unless one of the main characters is a cop, natch.)

There's no wrong way to use a margarita pool.

What an absolutely delightful read. She's The Real Deal, and I adore her more than ever.

How did no one come up with Backdoor To The Future yet?

Now you made me go and use the Googles.

Because he's the first black character with a speaking part that wasn't instantly zombied / killed off.

Which has always been a huge problem on The Walking Dead.

You are the only person I've ever encountered who's seen SGWKP, too.

Time travel and alternate timelines are staples of the Flash mythology. It's a trifling gripe (especially when there are others more deserving).

I'd love Basil Karlo as Classic Clayface. But back in 1989, they merged Clayfaces I-IV into "Ultimate Clayface"…and that's been his schtick ever since. (Sure, Matt "Clayface II" Hagen showed up in BTAS, but they combined his and Karlo's backstories.)

"The most interesting character is Delilah’s handler, compelling only because he has a secret."

From the liner notes [all grammatical errors kept intact]: