Walking Dead return last night was a bit near the mark at times

[7evens]

Human slaughterhouse scenes and baby's heads being squashed up against make do cot..
Always a fine line mis treating babies into a plot line. :sherlock:

[Classic Jorge]

It was an excellent episode though, I was genuinely scared at points

[Berni]

Frankly, I'd got bored by that stage.

[Classic Jorge]

I'm missing Morrissey though

[Monty91]

is sleeping through the night.

Just hit House of Cards but looking for two more to have on the go. What do you recommend, based on your knowledge of my tastes (Bridesmaids)?

[Classic Jorge]

It's basically the american half of In the Loop, Ianucci's US The Thick of It.

Funny as f**k

Also, I presume you heard about the 'all female' ghostbusters remake/reboot directed by the man who made Bridesmaids?

:-( if not :cry: imo

[7evens]

The baby didn't look too happy about having it's head shoved against the panel against it's will either.
It's subjective, that was really my point. People don't like horrid things done to babies or animals and all that.

Agree about the episode, although I was a tad disappointed that the slaughter stopped conveniently at Glenn.
This is not a show that hides from controversy and I think one of them should have paid the price at that point, if for no other reason than integrity.

[Classic Jorge]

That was the limit of the jeopardy, I loved Tryrese's beserker act though.

It's odd, there were several nods to the comic in there, not least the Glenn thing. Apparently the guy in the train carriage wasn't Negan but that chap at the end was the first block Rick met.

[7evens]

I'm sure his viewer affection will end horribly :-(

[basinggooner]

Loved carol being the kick ass member, bit deranged but very loyal