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Why did she come on this show if she is worried about her man dating other women behind her back?

I could brave the cold, but not the ice hole. With my luck, I'd hit my head on the side of the ice jumping in and go unconscious. More power to you if you've done that!

If there is a live posting topic, and no one comments, does it exist?

I don't see any incentive. If she's a nuisance, they would either kill her or take her far away and release her. What motive is there to keep her in a cell? These time jumps also make no sense. Over 7 seasons, they face all types of enemies, cults, nuclear meltdowns, crashing planes, overrun settlements, and on and on, all posing a risk to their lives. Then, the same characters in the same world seem to get through a 7 year time jump without incident.

So I guess chivalry is dead. "Yes Rosita, you and our baby climb up the pipe last while we watch from the Window." WTF? Also, why is it that every person who becomes a parent for Judy decides to take off on some quest. There's no internet, no phones, and no towns with record keeping. The odds of Michonne finding Rick are about as close to zero as you can get. Then, Daryl takes off to find "people" over taking care of Judith. She is just a kid, right? Plus, Alex and the Commonwealth need farmers, guards, and leaders to provide for Judith and the kids, right? She and her brother are going to have some serious separation and abandonment issues. If I'm her, I would assume that whoever starts to fill the parent roll is probably about to leave, kind of the opposite of the "love montage" at the end of the show. "Love you kid. Well, I'm outta here."

This was the worst writing of the series. No mother or father would abandon their kids to go after the possibility of finding their lost partner. Just terrible, terrible writing.

This show. I only saw the end. Somehow, the troops of the Commonwealth were not able to keep zombies outside of a huge gate, but were able to perfectly herd those same zombies into a 2X2 neighborhood grid, with equal zombie distribution on each of the four entry streets (and perfectly timed), with nothing but barbed wire and temporary walls. Another case of the writers lazily setting up a scene to get the predicament they want and trap our heroes. No sense of setting up a scene with growing tension, and staying true to the rules you had set up for that situation all the way through.

I guess that's fair then if Turner brought it up first. Still glad he's gone though. If he was that uncomfortable with things that were said about race, he should have brought it up right away instead of using it for game play.

Did anyone else hear talk of LGBT as they came back from commercial before the eviction? Was Michael appealing to this with Turner? (and my apologies if I forgot any letters)

Right after this moment, I think Homer gets wacked in the head. Yes, this. I want one of these guys to say "WTF did you expect when you kept cancelling every chance to get to know you."

Really well said!. This attitude has permeated both the male and female leads on this show.

Gabby: "If you're not ready to propose to me after one or two dates, you should leave." Also Gabby: "You should let me 'explore' intimacy with other men." I mean, the cognitive dissonance of the men and women on these shows is amazing.

Ya, I don't think Taylor packed at all.

All extremely well said!