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I guess I should have actually been watching the show during the first 15 minutes or so.

I had another question on everything that lead up to that. I wasn't paying much attention at the start, but weren't Carol, Rick, and Jerry all in the same car as they were t-boned? Fast-forward to your encounter and the saviors have Jerry captured but Carol and Rick are off roaming free. It's possible I just skipped a scene or two, but I have no idea how it got to that point. The one thing that I think they dropped the ball on in a big was was the clearing out of the herd at the sanctuary. They said Eugene figured it out and implied that it was related to loud music, but the specifics weren't clear at all. His remote control plane was shot down by Dwight. The saviors huge speaker truck was destroyed by Daryl. What other big sound devices did they have that Eugene had to dream up?

Yeah it was very obvious from the start of the episode. What I posted earlier and then deleted was that I thought Carl was already dead before any of this fight happened. I was wrong but I was right. Kid actors are always tough tough for any show that runs this long. Judith probably winds up filling his role. Keeping her around was a smart move.

So much for my thought. I deleted it.

They're trying to save the dinosaurs from an exploding island? What exactly do they plan on doing with them?

Based on the trailer for Pitch Perfect, are those movies nothing but a series of fat jokes? But anyway, hmmmm, I wonder which one on this list most people will be seeing.

He had a great ongoing theory that all players need to wear giant padded helmets. Another gem was his vehement defense of his belief that going face first into a tackle/hit was far more dangerous than leading with your head down. I miss that discussion.

How serious is the talk of Disney acquiring Fox's movie/tv properties? If they were seriously considering tying the X-Men into all of this, some sort of reality warping caused by Thanos over the two Avenger movies is probably the only way to ever make that happen. I suppose they could just do another hard reboot of the X-Men universe, but it would be tough to have Wolverine just suddenly come on the scene even though he's been alive for 100s of years.

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incoherent rambler (would that make him a congressman?)

Ahhh crap, that’s what I should have watched tonight. I’m about halfway through it. So far, I wish I could get a bit more that’s like he prison fight from daredevil season 2.

Not a cabana boy at an all female retirement community

Glory hole taste tester

Fertilizer taste tester

We head up north for a week to two weeks each Christmas, so we go fake. I have two, a main one downstairs and a smaller one upstairs that lights up a big window really well.

I'd love to know how they determine salaries for this one. Written into the contracts well ahead of time probably?

Foreign diplomats stuck in the country when it hit the fan?

I thought you're supposed to use that settlement to finally create your "Jump to Conclusions" mat.

I'd love to learn a trade, not even for career purposes, but just so that I could get more projects done on my own. As for going back to school, we just made the last payment on the wife's college loans last week. I guess that means she's due to start over now.

The dumpster and the trash people... I’m starting to see potential here

It's entirely possible that they come up with an explanation that makes perfect sense. Until we see it though, there's nothing to do but wonder what the hell they're thinking.

I wonder if they would really have to skip too much time. Have they ever been very specific with how much time has passed at any of their stops on either show? Off the top of my head, I feel like the main show has had longer stays at most locations, specifically the prison and Alexandria. With Fear, I'm not so sure anything but the ranch looks like it could have been a longer term stay. My memory is a bit more fuzzy with that show as I wasn't paying much attention prior to this year.

Yeah, he would have to head from Atlanta to Texas, then back to Atlanta, all before starting to follow the trail to Terminus. There is no way that could work. It's going to have to be present day. We're way past the point where it's just the start of the outbreak on Fear. They went up and down the coast a bit on Fear, so I can see how they may have caught up a bit in the timeline.

It is good to see one of the better actors they have staying on, but it's going to have to be one hell of a head scratcher that keeps him around. Maybe we're in store for a big time jump in Fear. That would be an odd way to follow up the cliff hanger ending they had though. It's going to take a good amount of time for Morgan to get from DC to Texas. How far can a helicopter fly on a single tank of gas? As for the filming in Austin, I bet it would be fun to run into that randomly one day. I would never be one of those people who stalk those filmings looking for spoilers, but one day with a zombie horde could be amazing.

This reveal of the crossover to Fear makes no sense. The only way it works is if that show has actually caught up in the timeline to the main show. Either way, it feels like a major spoiler for the rest of this season.