Mr. Sparkle

Ha! I was thinking that was really stretched out. This franchise has always been "loose" with how quick it takes someone to die and then reanimate.

I've been on the fence with this show, but I really enjoyed this particular episode. In a rare moment, it wasn't predictable. The Father Gabriel/Jadis scenes were moving. Two annoying characters, but two talented actors.

Some great photos, but oof, those comments!

Airs Sunday, March 24th on AMC and AMC+ Dangerous people make Rick and Michonne's journey difficult.

I saw footage of Ketty Lester. I don't know about Bonnie Bartlett.

Take the money.

I think they said (or implied) it's near Philadelphia.

I think it's in Ohio. Which makes you wonder if the CR and the Commonwealth are aware of each other, since they're not that far apart.

Yeah, this was just ok for me. Could've been any WD bottle episode. DG is a better actor than AL, and it was noticeable here. It's worth noting that when Rick was sobbing about Carl, I felt absolutely nothing. Then when they cut to Carl, I got a little choked up. It's kind of obvious where they're going with this, the only question is if we get a happy ending or a bittersweet ending.

I wonder if they're mad about Pluto's planetary status out there, or do they even care?

Airs Sunday, March 17th on AMC and AMC+ Rick and Michonne try to find the love they had.

You again? Actors who played more than one character - Uncle Jed, Harold, the old Geezer and the converse: Now you see them, now you don't - characters who were on once and were never seen again - Olga, the Russian family, "Little Woman" girl My Savior - Charles turns lives around with just a few words - Angry Heart, the weird horse family, Mr. Sprague and of course, Nip this in the bud - we see that famous set of Charles'.

The show was never great, but I'll be glad to see how it wraps up.

This is one of my favorites! That ridiculous Irish accent! 🤣🤣🤣

She was more annoying last week, but that Worcestershire thing was generally dumb. I wonder how much is producer driven. I'm sure the kids are told to make noise and act surprised.

I got a little misty at that pouty kid when he was eliminated, but his food really looked dull. Spaghetti girl just needed to time it better.

I'm surprised that I actually liked this one, way more than the first two. I curious about what story they're going to wrangle out of the next 3 episodes.

Airs March 10th on AMC and AMC+ Rick and Michonne must find a way to survive.

Agreed, if the next 4 episodes are all about a struggle with the CRM, I'm not going to enjoy it. We saw it with World Beyond, and it was boring then.

Looking back at those posts, the show sucked, but at least we had some entertaining conversations!

I didn't mind seeing the Queen of Burgers go home. #notmyqueen I found Remy the most annoying, but it looks like she can cook. Tilly didn't bother me as much as she did on the two night special last year. She gave the most helpful comments out of all the judges. I just hope they keep the dumb dad comments to 1 per episode.

Wow, I completely missed it. I hope it's streaming somewhere.

Actually, I think you are correct, most google searches indicate this is a one and done season. If so, they have 4 episodes to tell this story.

For me, again it was just ok. A lot of exposition so far, but now the story is set up for the next 4 episodes at least, which means there will certainly be a cliffhanger at the end of the season. I'm not really looking forward to the CRM stuff with Jadis, who is not a character I enjoy. The actor who played Nat was fantastic in that role. I'm sorry to see him go after one episode. I was also sorry to see Okafur go last week. Mostly, I just don't feel a thing for Rick and Michonne as a couple. They are both played by good actors, but the chemistry is not there for me, the way it was for Glenn and Maggie. So the reunion that we all waited years for left me cold.

I follow Keith on instagram and he mentioned this would be on, but I didn't see it.