AMC's The Walking Dead

Yes. The Walking Dead equals The Bachelor for lack of humanity, but has poorer hygiene and more gore.

 

But how much did they pay for that obit? #crossthread

 

Should read '... his commitment to moral principles ended when he killed another human being as the victim lay unarmed and sleeping in a coordinated and unprovoked group sneak attack that ultimately resulted in Glenn's own death, as well as the death of his friend Abraham and possibly many more deaths to come.'

 

From reading reviews/Twitter reaction, I'm not sad with my decision to stop watching this show. Enjoy, everyone who is still with it. Just not for me anymore ...

 

I wanted to stop watching. I had planned to stop, but the person I live with still likes the show and for some reason prefers that I watch it with her.

 

I know fans of the comic have been excited about Ezekial. Tonight I saw why. I really like the character and his dynamic with Carol.

I figured they would leave Rick and that crew out of the episode entirely, but they still managed to keep a strong connection with the larger story.

 

I missed the first minute or two, but wasn't Morgan among the group that Negan crushed?
I remember him being out in the wilds last season, but thought they showed his face when they were going around the circle last week.

 

No, he had gone off to find Carol before the group headed to Hilltop.

 

I went to high school with King Ezekiel. (There's a sentence I've never typed before)

 

IIRC, they showed him when Rick was having flashbacks of everyone in the group.

 

No bras in the postapocalypse? At least for Carol?