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I found Shane more unlikeable than Anna. She seems more like an adult and he just seems like a petulant child. Plus, Shane just seems like a bottom of the barrel movie maker, going for the gross laughs. I was turned off by both of their potty mouths. I did like the procedure of trying to make a movie.

Job has the funniest lines written for him. Love his character.

I liked Elisha in Buffy and Tru Calling, but thought Dollhouse was horrible. Couldn't watch the second season.

Fear The Halcyon.

But, there are always cookies, casseroles and flowers. Wait, don't look at the flowers.... That's because he knows sh** about sh**. :)

Not so. The trap was set up to trap people. If the people were alive or dead didn't matter. Their supplies would still be there. We don't know if the people exiled became part of the Wolves or have anything to do with them. Not so. He put them in the car to save them. ..."Are they about to become walker chow?!?!? Hold onto to your bows and arrows and say a prayer. Same Walker time. Same Walker channel....... I loved it.

I'm getting the feeling she's not delivering a casserole this time. :)

I think there is a twofold reason for this... 1. As time has went on, characters are less likely to talk about their experiences because it's too painful and where does one begin considering everything that's happened to them. 2. Since we the audience have already seen everything happen, it would be redundant from a series reason to rehash earlier experiences to any great length. But, perhaps, a small explanation would have helped.

Well, I think that is the point. They aren't going anywhere. We've had them on the road on every season finale except for 3. Time for them to set a spell. It's long been known that lights and sounds attract walkers. But, who had mall music and strobe lights? Rave on. Yep, his main duty is to protect the compound and make sure the gate is locked and he cavalierly asks the Preacher to do it. Because he has such pressing business to attend to. Put a red shirt on him.

Red Poncho = Red Shirt. So no, not really.

How many seasons will it take you to learn?

Lose a dish, get rid of another wife beater. I'm sure this works for her.

An Imperial Walker would come in handy. :) Looks like a hoot!!!

I liked the show. Becca and Lolly's personalities and relationship remained the highlight for me. I enjoyed the first half of the season more than the second half which seemed uneven. I think the thing that the show didn't do that no one here has said, is that the show just didn't move forward. It got bogged down in Becca's continual relationships and didn't really delve into much else. What I would have liked to have seen... Sean disappear after a couple of episodes. He served no purpose after that. Becca tell Lolly about Kevin and the friendship breakup before Kevin appeared. Become more proactive with her brother. She knew he would go downhill. Stay away from Andy. It was too soon. Find a new guy. Why go down the same path with the same guys? It's a second chance. Do something different. Have Becca use her knowledge of future events to make her life richer. They did a little with the magazine, but not much else. I will watch again next year. Becca and Lolly are just too cute in looks and in personality. I doubt we have seen the last of them together.

Now, Daryl has to be Green Arrow with those great bow skills of his.

Lots of movies about Jesus. LOL!

Most people when put in tough circumstances(illness, death, accidents, etc.) put aside petty differences or even sometimes, big differences and use most of their energy to cope. I think Daryl has been changed through incredible circumstances (ZA) and the many relationships with our gang and their day to day trials to survive and go on.

I think you kind of answered your own question. Most people probably wouldn't grab the alcohol leaving quite a bit. Also, one person could only carry so much. Plus, most grocery stores here have one aisle dedicated to alcohol, which might one of, if not the most plentiful item in a grocery store. Also, we know Arlington was evacuated with some success, so less people to ravage the grocery stores. These people seem pretty organized, so I bet they had a smart system to get supplies.

With Daryl never cleaning up, it didn't matter with him. I think the armpit deer ticks are his friends anyway.

I think the group is suffering from PTZAS...Post Traumatic Zombie Apocalypse Syndrome. Wow, a lot of mental anguish In this ep. I loved Carol with the kid...I can just hear her..."Here's the cookie....now look at the flour." I'm still trying to figure what is going on....maybe... There's a group hiding with hidden cameras watching who they want to keep, kill, enslave, etc....or.... This group is going to decide eventually who to keep and who to banish....or... Our gang is going to thin the herd and take over..... ...somehow I don't think this is going to end well.

I'm still liking it, but one thing seems off to me is Becca's lack of maturity. At 20 years older, she shouldn't fall for Kevin again. But, I'll give it a chance and see if they go that route.

Especially when it's drawing 12-17 million people a week. Highest rated scripted cable show. I doubt they will even think about it until it goes below 10 million on a regular basis.

Wow, my favorite show of the series. I love time travel stories and they handled this one pretty good. The really good.... Abbie convincing Crane who she was. Those conversations were great. The looks she got. Benjamin Franklin. Her beatdown of the soldier. Best beatdown of the series. Crane looking at the cellphone pictures. Abbie meeting Grace. Evil Katrina. Abbie's goodbye to Crane in the past. Crane's reaction to Katrina's death. The nitpicks..... She could've convinced Crane who she was sooner with the cellphone and her licenses. Plus, hey, she has clothes and shoes from 200 years in the future. We missed her convincing Franklin who she was. She said hi and then next scene he was talking about the future. What a great way to end the season. Be interesting to see if they can pick up and get back to the more compelling first season. I really like Abbie back in time. Would love to revisit that again.

It slightly changes based on a character or show, but it's basically someone who gets way too much credit for the good that they do and not enough blame for the bad they do. I won't defend any of these characters. They are all laughably bad. But Clarke is the one being pushed as the savior. I don't think there is any salvation for her character. This is how she is written and that shipped sailed..., but... ...didn't she already take out a village like Finn allowing the missile to kill and injure all those people. Finn paid with his life for that. I'm taking bets she skates on it. Of course, she'll bravely face the consequences and overcome.

No matter what she does, people will come to her side, defend and exalt her. Just like you just did. She's a Mary Sue, just a dirtier one.