Category: Television

Sometimes you find the strangest stuff on YouTube…

I didn't think it was bad. As re-imaginings go, it looked better than that 1998 movie monstrosity.

So I just started watching The Walking Dead.

Yeah, I know. Late to the party as usual.

The past few days AMC has been running a pre-season 4 marathon, and since there was nothing else on, I thought what the hell…find out what everyone's been raving about.

Now my DVR is full, goddamnit!

Love the story, even though I've never been a big Zombie fan. But the characters are engaging and I got sucked in. Trouble is, it's so intense I can only take about 3-4 episodes at a time before I have to turn it off.

Speaking of sucked, Hello Rick!

But with all Zombie stories, I have one question to ask: What happens when everyone who is not a zombie is eaten and/or converted? The ecology just isn't sustaining. If Zombies can't eat Zombies, what happens when their food supply runs out? And won't they all just eventually decompose anyway?

I guess it's kind of like parasites or bacteria that kill their hosts.

…the first time either John Barrowman or Stephen Amell have found themselves in this situation. Maybe not necessarily together, but still.

Or maybe I'm just projecting.

I can just imagine the off-screen kidding that must've gone on during this scene—especially with Barrowman involved.

Sigh. If this is any indication, Arrow looks like another show I should probably be watching.

This will mean nothing if you haven't been watching the second season of American Horror Story, but if you have, I'm sure you stood up and applauded Lana's goodbye to Briarwood and Dr. Threadson.

And watching her later blow the filthy rapist's head off was so very satisfying.

Just when you think this series can't get any more bizarre than it was last season…

In other words, I love it.