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That one seems the most promising to me just because I think it must be being done with a set ending in mind. The cast isn't going to hang around for more than a season or two at most.

I've been kind of annoyed about the spin-off characters getting the focus, but ending on Daryl and Carol feels right. The extended motorcycle drive not so much.

That black eye keeps looking even worse as the episode goes on.

This is a weird complaint to have about AHS, but I wish that they were playing it bigger and campier in both the black-and-white stuff and the present day scenes. Sarah Paulson's performance is the only one of the main characters that are hitting the tone that I wish this had. The religious guy whose head got blown up was pretty good, too.

He did not feel like she wanted to be with him. He was trying not to say that there was one specific phrase that she needed to say for him to stay. He felt like he wasn't going to be the one she chose, so he decided to leave. Not believing that she is in love with him is not gaslighting.

Katie getting down on her knees seems even more manipulative now. It sounds like she thinks he should have stayed with her just because she was really upset and chasing after him. The breakup had to end eventually.

I was so mad when Kaitlyn said we were going back to the beginning. I thought they were going to show us everything again.

They couldn't have changed things up and filmed inside? Look at Katie's hair.

I bet the producers paid him extra to skip this season in hopes that Blake would eliminate himself because he's still in love with Tayshia and couldn't handle seeing her holding wedding rings.

Katie's family's aggressive energy is not meshing well with Blake's depressed vibes. I'm exhausted by them for him.

Her fighting with Greg at ATFR is probably going to be a full half hour. They are promoting it more than anything else about the finale.

I'm glad that they aren't dragging this out too much. She obviously wasn't going to pick him.

I'm not into this narrative that walking away from an argument is a horrible thing to do. Would it have been better if Greg stayed and continued to break up with her while she cried on the floor? It is not like she was alone.

It was the blank stare that bachelorettes give the guy they aren't into that gets eliminated on a group date when they get too emotional and attached too soon. I felt embarrassed for him. I do not think that I could have pretended not to see that and gone on with the show.

He did. I don't think his kid is old enough to understand where he is if he tried to explain it to him.

I thought Strand was really losing any chance he had of getting laid, but that guy seemed kind of into it at the end of his rant.

I take back what I said about Rachel expecting the dog to find a fallout shelter. He's actually really smart.

It was nice of them to come up with a reason to explain what happened last week, because I'm still not really sure what Strand and Morgan were doing other than filling time.

Oof. I was excited about Strand maybe getting laid until he made it weird by saying his name is Morgan.

Oh no, please stop petting the child.

I know this is just a convoluted way to give Morgan a daughter, but is Rachel expecting the dog to find a fallout shelter?

After Luke P. and Colton, I actually shuddered when that guy said he is a virgin.

I think his willingness to make things up just to mess with people could make him more interesting, but knowing this show his ending monologue is exactly what he has planned.

Okay, "that's not my mother" was a pretty decent little twist.

I still do not remember these people even after reading their Walking Dead Wiki entries. I only remember them spending like one episode at the baseball stadium. I would have thought that I would have remembered someone they teased at pairing Victor up with but apparently not.