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***OFFICIAL 'Fear The Walking Dead' Thread*** (3 Viewers)

(HULK) said:
just finished watching episode 2 / season 2 of Z Nation....that single episode blew fear the walking dead right outa the water
Really? I like Z Nation, but if you are going to complain about this show you can't say that show blows this one out of the water. That show is fun, but they show no ill effects from a nuclear explosion maybe a mile or so away? The tunnel saved them and of course the guy in the artic had a missile defense system? Needless to say the whole setting off the nukes was basically a non-event. Complaining about a bad van crash off the bridge is one thing, but saying a show where nuclear explosions are just ignored as a "go around this area to avoid the fallout" comment. Hey, no communications or weather channel, but some new guy knows exactly where all of the fall out is the day after the nukes go off?

Also, the guy, who got shot and was dying/bleeding to death, is able to survive the truck flipping in the tunnel and then appears to be as healthy as an ox a couple hours later as if never shot and dying. He even survived choking by having an out of the body experience where he saw a knife that he told himself to reach and was able to stab the other guy and survive. Also, don't forget the main guy who survived multiple zombie bites and has now turned into a half zombie who can mind control zombies to do his bidding. Oh wait, he also fathered a kid with a human girl and the baby in the womb can understand the mom's question about where her dad is and points in his direction miles away.

I like Z Nation, but it wasn't that hard for me to remember that stuff. It is fun and campy, but it is not comparable in any way. It may sound cool to say you like Z Nation more, but it is a SyFy show not based in any reality and completely ignores/forgets stuff.
Z-Nation intentionally is unrealistic. Walking Deads are unintentionally unrealistic sometimes.

I like all 3.
As do I and I definitely understand. It just seems silly to complain about stuff like no packing scenes, too little gore and people not acting as if they should be in 100% survival mode at first tweet. If you are going to nitpick, seems strange to accept the ridiculously unrealistic nature of Z Nation and think it is a way better show. They are all different shows, comparing them is odd to me. Enjoy them for what they are IMHO.
If you haven't figured it out yet the nitpicking continues because the other side on TWD is willing to defend it all costs no matter how ridiculous it is. I'm guessing with Z-Nation both sides would just agree that it is ridiculous.

 
order of preferred deaths according to the Dalai Lama

1) Druggie Depp

2) Old Lady with One Good Foot

3) Sargent Hulka

4) Druggie Mom

5) Mr Myagi

6) Mexican Steve Prefontaine

7) Markos Moulitsas

8) final scene is scissoring with Ophellia and Druggie sister, artfully done, when all of a sudden accidently a dump truck backs over them.

 
I know the Asian zombie neighbor used to babysit her but what's with the daughter, the letter she found, the tattoo and her sticking herself with the needle. They also seemed to focus on the empty prescription bottle again too.
Are you being serious?
:shrug:

yes. Didn't realize the thing on her arm was from her boyfriend.
It was a suicide note from China Lady.
Ah ok.

So the poster was right a few weeks ago when he said that the pills were used to OD. Seemed like a lot of people didn't think that was the case at the time.

thx

 
I know the Asian zombie neighbor used to babysit her but what's with the daughter, the letter she found, the tattoo and her sticking herself with the needle. They also seemed to focus on the empty prescription bottle again too.
Are you being serious?
:shrug:

yes. Didn't realize the thing on her arm was from her boyfriend.
It was a suicide note from China Lady.
Ah ok.

So the poster was right a few weeks ago when he said that the pills were used to OD. Seemed like a lot of people didn't think that was the case at the time.

thx
It was unclear if that was the case. Daughter definitely seemed to react to the pill bottle. I think we can speculate that China Lady had some depression issues and may have attempted suicide in the past.

 
order of preferred deaths according to the Dalai Lama

1) Druggie Depp

2) Old Lady with One Good Foot

3) Sargent Hulka

4) Druggie Mom

5) Mr Myagi

6) Mexican Steve Prefontaine

7) Markos Moulitsas

8) final scene is scissoring with Ophellia and Druggie sister, artfully done, when all of a sudden accidently a dump truck backs over them.
I laughed at 6. Good one.

 
(HULK) said:
just finished watching episode 2 / season 2 of Z Nation....that single episode blew fear the walking dead right outa the water
Really? I like Z Nation, but if you are going to complain about this show you can't say that show blows this one out of the water. That show is fun, but they show no ill effects from a nuclear explosion maybe a mile or so away? The tunnel saved them and of course the guy in the artic had a missile defense system? Needless to say the whole setting off the nukes was basically a non-event. Complaining about a bad van crash off the bridge is one thing, but saying a show where nuclear explosions are just ignored as a "go around this area to avoid the fallout" comment. Hey, no communications or weather channel, but some new guy knows exactly where all of the fall out is the day after the nukes go off?

Also, the guy, who got shot and was dying/bleeding to death, is able to survive the truck flipping in the tunnel and then appears to be as healthy as an ox a couple hours later as if never shot and dying. He even survived choking by having an out of the body experience where he saw a knife that he told himself to reach and was able to stab the other guy and survive. Also, don't forget the main guy who survived multiple zombie bites and has now turned into a half zombie who can mind control zombies to do his bidding. Oh wait, he also fathered a kid with a human girl and the baby in the womb can understand the mom's question about where her dad is and points in his direction miles away.

I like Z Nation, but it wasn't that hard for me to remember that stuff. It is fun and campy, but it is not comparable in any way. It may sound cool to say you like Z Nation more, but it is a SyFy show not based in any reality and completely ignores/forgets stuff.
Z-Nation intentionally is unrealistic. Walking Deads are unintentionally unrealistic sometimes.

I like all 3.
As do I and I definitely understand. It just seems silly to complain about stuff like no packing scenes, too little gore and people not acting as if they should be in 100% survival mode at first tweet. If you are going to nitpick, seems strange to accept the ridiculously unrealistic nature of Z Nation and think it is a way better show. They are all different shows, comparing them is odd to me. Enjoy them for what they are IMHO.
If you haven't figured it out yet the nitpicking continues because the other side on TWD is willing to defend it all costs no matter how ridiculous it is. I'm guessing with Z-Nation both sides would just agree that it is ridiculous.
LOL, what? You really need to just stop watching and get out and smell the roses. There aren't sides and the "other" side isn't willing to defend it at all costs. Many times I think the "defenders" point out when the complaints aren't warranted, i.e. they said something on the show or the person complaining missed something (see the discussion two posts up). I'm never going to say the van scene in TWD wasn't silly, but honestly, did it matter. We knew Carol and Daryl were going to survive, it just should have been done differently. I know that, but I like the show so I'm not going to get worked up about it. You seem to be all wound up as if you are getting attacked.

Do you work for the El Rey network? You've posted about that show a few times now. Personally, it isn't in HD on Dish, so no chance I'd watch it.

 
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LOL, what? You really need to just stop watching and get out and smell the roses. There aren't sides and the "other" side isn't willing to defend it at all costs. Many times I think the "defenders" point out when the complaints aren't warranted, i.e. they said something on the show or the person complaining missed something (see the discussion two posts up). I'm never going to say the van scene in TWD wasn't silly, but honestly, did it matter. We knew Carol and Daryl were going to survive, it just should have been done differently. I know that, but I like the show so I'm not going to get worked up about it. You seem to be all wound up as if you are getting attacked.

Do you work for the El Rey network? You've posted about that show a few times now. Personally, it isn't in HD on Dish, so no chance I'd watch it.
:lmao:

I'm not worked up at all and you're pretty much proving my point. Thanks.

Dusk Till Dawn is the clearly the superior show and I'm just trying to liven up a wreaked thread.

PS. Yes the van scene mattered as the differing sides (that don't exist your world I guess) debated for pages in the other thread.

 
One thing that I thought was interesting was how safe Mexi-Steve felt because of the fences. He made some comment about how the wooden fence was enough to stop Sue-Ling. Of course, we all know that those fences won't stop a herd of zombies.

 
Just because things fell apart in Georgia doesn't mean some of these safe zones can't work. Every MacGuffinville was doing OK pre-Rick & Co.

 
LOL, what? You really need to just stop watching and get out and smell the roses. There aren't sides and the "other" side isn't willing to defend it at all costs. Many times I think the "defenders" point out when the complaints aren't warranted, i.e. they said something on the show or the person complaining missed something (see the discussion two posts up). I'm never going to say the van scene in TWD wasn't silly, but honestly, did it matter. We knew Carol and Daryl were going to survive, it just should have been done differently. I know that, but I like the show so I'm not going to get worked up about it. You seem to be all wound up as if you are getting attacked.

Do you work for the El Rey network? You've posted about that show a few times now. Personally, it isn't in HD on Dish, so no chance I'd watch it.
:lmao:

I'm not worked up at all and you're pretty much proving my point. Thanks.

Dusk Till Dawn is the clearly the superior show and I'm just trying to liven up a wreaked thread.

PS. Yes the van scene mattered as the differing sides (that don't exist your world I guess) debated for pages in the other thread.
LOL, typical deflect. You always bring up the other side/defenders of the show and of course an ad for another show. So, it is your duty to continue to nitpick because other people like the show? Man, I am really glad I can relax and enjoy a decent show and not think that the van scene mattered. IIRC, there wasn't any debate. Even people who liked the show (the other side) thought it was a really bad scene. Feel free to not liven up the thread, it really isn't necessary.

 
stbugs said:
LOL, what? You really need to just stop watching and get out and smell the roses. There aren't sides and the "other" side isn't willing to defend it at all costs. Many times I think the "defenders" point out when the complaints aren't warranted, i.e. they said something on the show or the person complaining missed something (see the discussion two posts up). I'm never going to say the van scene in TWD wasn't silly, but honestly, did it matter. We knew Carol and Daryl were going to survive, it just should have been done differently. I know that, but I like the show so I'm not going to get worked up about it. You seem to be all wound up as if you are getting attacked.

Do you work for the El Rey network? You've posted about that show a few times now. Personally, it isn't in HD on Dish, so no chance I'd watch it.
:lmao:

I'm not worked up at all and you're pretty much proving my point. Thanks.

Dusk Till Dawn is the clearly the superior show and I'm just trying to liven up a wreaked thread.

PS. Yes the van scene mattered as the differing sides (that don't exist your world I guess) debated for pages in the other thread.
LOL, typical deflect. You always bring up the other side/defenders of the show and of course an ad for another show. So, it is your duty to continue to nitpick because other people like the show? Man, I am really glad I can relax and enjoy a decent show and not think that the van scene mattered. IIRC, there wasn't any debate. Even people who liked the show (the other side) thought it was a really bad scene. Feel free to not liven up the thread, it really isn't necessary.
Jesus dude. The debate wasn't if it was a good scene or not (it was terrible) you said it yourself; it was if it mattered. If you're evaluating the quality of a tv show you just can't ignore bad scenes.

 
stbugs said:
LOL, what? You really need to just stop watching and get out and smell the roses. There aren't sides and the "other" side isn't willing to defend it at all costs. Many times I think the "defenders" point out when the complaints aren't warranted, i.e. they said something on the show or the person complaining missed something (see the discussion two posts up). I'm never going to say the van scene in TWD wasn't silly, but honestly, did it matter. We knew Carol and Daryl were going to survive, it just should have been done differently. I know that, but I like the show so I'm not going to get worked up about it. You seem to be all wound up as if you are getting attacked.

Do you work for the El Rey network? You've posted about that show a few times now. Personally, it isn't in HD on Dish, so no chance I'd watch it.
:lmao:

I'm not worked up at all and you're pretty much proving my point. Thanks.

Dusk Till Dawn is the clearly the superior show and I'm just trying to liven up a wreaked thread.

PS. Yes the van scene mattered as the differing sides (that don't exist your world I guess) debated for pages in the other thread.
LOL, typical deflect. You always bring up the other side/defenders of the show and of course an ad for another show. So, it is your duty to continue to nitpick because other people like the show? Man, I am really glad I can relax and enjoy a decent show and not think that the van scene mattered. IIRC, there wasn't any debate. Even people who liked the show (the other side) thought it was a really bad scene. Feel free to not liven up the thread, it really isn't necessary.
Jesus dude. The debate wasn't if it was a good scene or not (it was terrible) you said it yourself; it was if it mattered. If you're evaluating the quality of a tv show you just can't ignore bad scenes.
Yes, yes you can.

It's actually pretty easy to do.

And the GOOD in a show is what determines the quality. Every show ever made can be nitpicked to death. Every single one. A show does not need to be anywhere close to perfect to be excellent. Otherwise, no show has ever been excellent.

As far as I am concerned, the Shane barn scene alone cancels out most of the bad.

 
Yes, yes you can.
It's actually pretty easy to do.

And the GOOD in a show is what determines the quality. Every show ever made can be nitpicked to death. Every single one. A show does not need to be anywhere close to perfect to be excellent. Otherwise, no show has ever been excellent.

As far as I am concerned, the Shane barn scene alone cancels out most of the bad.
You can chose to ignore interceptions when calculating QB ratings too, but, you'd be doing it wrong.

 
Hopefully Druggie Depp dies soon.
I don't know why people keep saying this. he's probably the most interesting character on the show.
I don't find him that interesting. Not since the first 2 episodes did his character move along the story. Now, all he does is sneak around looking for drugs. Hopefully they don't continue the "junkie needs to get his fix, or he'll die" angle into season 2.
I hope Han Solo doesn't continue his "I only look out for number one" angle into Empire Strikes Back.

 
I don't nitpick and enjoy with TWD and FTWD, but I had a hard time with the ex-wife getting on the truck and leaving behind her son. I understand a sense of responsibility, but I can't imagine most mothers leaving behind their child in that situation.

I am enjoying the show as a whole and look forward to where it will go.

 
I don't nitpick and enjoy with TWD and FTWD, but I had a hard time with the ex-wife getting on the truck and leaving behind her son. I understand a sense of responsibility, but I can't imagine most mothers leaving behind their child in that situation.

I am enjoying the show as a whole and look forward to where it will go.
I'm back and forth about that one.

They made a point of showing that she cared and felt responsible for her "patients"- and then she clearly felt more responsible with Drug Depp and Blades' wife getting taken off... so she went. Didn't they show her looking back at the dad in that moment?- so she wasn't leaving her kid all alone. given all of that, it ultimately doesn't really bother me.

 
I don't nitpick and enjoy with TWD and FTWD, but I had a hard time with the ex-wife getting on the truck and leaving behind her son. I understand a sense of responsibility, but I can't imagine most mothers leaving behind their child in that situation.

I am enjoying the show as a whole and look forward to where it will go.
The kid is a moody #####. I can see why she'd want to leave him.

 
I don't nitpick and enjoy with TWD and FTWD, but I had a hard time with the ex-wife getting on the truck and leaving behind her son. I understand a sense of responsibility, but I can't imagine most mothers leaving behind their child in that situation.

I am enjoying the show as a whole and look forward to where it will go.
The kid is a moody #####. I can see why she'd want to leave him.
Touché

 
I don't nitpick and enjoy with TWD and FTWD, but I had a hard time with the ex-wife getting on the truck and leaving behind her son. I understand a sense of responsibility, but I can't imagine most mothers leaving behind their child in that situation.

I am enjoying the show as a whole and look forward to where it will go.
I'm back and forth about that one.

They made a point of showing that she cared and felt responsible for her "patients"- and then she clearly felt more responsible with Drug Depp and Blades' wife getting taken off... so she went. Didn't they show her looking back at the dad in that moment?- so she wasn't leaving her kid all alone. given all of that, it ultimately doesn't really bother me.
This.. That was my take on it.. It was because of her being honest that they were being taken away and therefore she went along to protect them if it comes down to it. :shrug:

 
Yes, yes you can.

It's actually pretty easy to do.

And the GOOD in a show is what determines the quality. Every show ever made can be nitpicked to death. Every single one. A show does not need to be anywhere close to perfect to be excellent. Otherwise, no show has ever been excellent.

As far as I am concerned, the Shane barn scene alone cancels out most of the bad.
You can chose to ignore interceptions when calculating QB ratings too, but, you'd be doing it wrong.
Can you use a better analogy please? Or at least use that analogy better?

Cause you can throw an INT and still have a perfect or near perfect qb rating.

 
Yes, yes you can.

It's actually pretty easy to do.

And the GOOD in a show is what determines the quality. Every show ever made can be nitpicked to death. Every single one. A show does not need to be anywhere close to perfect to be excellent. Otherwise, no show has ever been excellent.

As far as I am concerned, the Shane barn scene alone cancels out most of the bad.
You can chose to ignore interceptions when calculating QB ratings too, but, you'd be doing it wrong.
Can you use a better analogy please? Or at least use that analogy better?

Cause you can throw an INT and still have a perfect or near perfect qb rating.
No, you can't just ignore INTs and no you can't have a perfect QB rating with an INT.

you just can't ignore bad scenes.
Yes, yes you can.
 
I don't nitpick and enjoy with TWD and FTWD, but I had a hard time with the ex-wife getting on the truck and leaving behind her son. I understand a sense of responsibility, but I can't imagine most mothers leaving behind their child in that situation.

I am enjoying the show as a whole and look forward to where it will go.
I'm back and forth about that one.

They made a point of showing that she cared and felt responsible for her "patients"- and then she clearly felt more responsible with Drug Depp and Blades' wife getting taken off... so she went. Didn't they show her looking back at the dad in that moment?- so she wasn't leaving her kid all alone. given all of that, it ultimately doesn't really bother me.
This.. That was my take on it.. It was because of her being honest that they were being taken away and therefore she went along to protect them if it comes down to it. :shrug:
Definitely agree. The mom knew something was wrong and the doctor even asked her to go to help in a way to tell the mom that she needed help as if she has to do things she shouldn't. She definitely felt responsible and Travis was still with their son.
 
Yes, yes you can.

It's actually pretty easy to do.

And the GOOD in a show is what determines the quality. Every show ever made can be nitpicked to death. Every single one. A show does not need to be anywhere close to perfect to be excellent. Otherwise, no show has ever been excellent.

As far as I am concerned, the Shane barn scene alone cancels out most of the bad.
You can chose to ignore interceptions when calculating QB ratings too, but, you'd be doing it wrong.
WTF are you talking about? The van scene didn't matter. It wasn't a pivotal moment. They thought they could make a cool scene and they screwed up. What would have changed in the rest of the show without the van scene? Would Carol be dead or Daryl?I'll use your football analogy. The Patriots got destroyed by KC last year. It was one of the worst defeats in BB's career. Despite that "interception" were the Patriots allowed to win the Super Bowl? Would you consider 2014 to be a great season for the Patriots?

 
I dont want to read any spoilers. Can one of my ibuds in here PM me if anyone elses recording was like watching in slow motion. May need to record a repeat

 
Yes, yes you can.

It's actually pretty easy to do.

And the GOOD in a show is what determines the quality. Every show ever made can be nitpicked to death. Every single one. A show does not need to be anywhere close to perfect to be excellent. Otherwise, no show has ever been excellent.

As far as I am concerned, the Shane barn scene alone cancels out most of the bad.
You can chose to ignore interceptions when calculating QB ratings too, but, you'd be doing it wrong.
WTF are you talking about? The van scene didn't matter. It wasn't a pivotal moment. They thought they could make a cool scene and they screwed up. What would have changed in the rest of the show without the van scene? Would Carol be dead or Daryl?I'll use your football analogy. The Patriots got destroyed by KC last year. It was one of the worst defeats in BB's career. Despite that "interception" were the Patriots allowed to win the Super Bowl? Would you consider 2014 to be a great season for the Patriots?
How do you know the van scene didn't play a role in TWD losing to Game of Thrones for Outstanding Stunt Coord. Emmy for a Drama series? It probably did. Yahoo dubbed it the "Brain-Dead Move of the Week". These morons actually rolled a van off a bridge and expected it to land on it's wheels and they thought that putting weight in the back would bring the rear end down faster. That's physics 101; acceleration due to gravity is constant. You don't think the directors or stunt coordinators filming the Fast and Furious make those kind of mistakes do you?

Your comparison of TWD to the Patriots is faulty, they didn't even get nominated for Best Series Drama Emmy or Golden Globe; they failed to make the playoffs.

 
WTF are you talking about? The van scene didn't matter. It wasn't a pivotal moment. They thought they could make a cool scene and they screwed up. What would have changed in the rest of the show without the van scene? Would Carol be dead or Daryl?
I've said it before - my biggest issue with TWD is the number of 'cool scenes' they come up with.

So far FTWD doesn't seem to be dumbing down the show with those 'cool scenes'.

 
WTF are you talking about? The van scene didn't matter. It wasn't a pivotal moment. They thought they could make a cool scene and they screwed up. What would have changed in the rest of the show without the van scene? Would Carol be dead or Daryl?
I've said it before - my biggest issue with TWD is the number of 'cool scenes' they come up with.

So far FTWD doesn't seem to be dumbing down the show with those 'cool scenes'.
by "cool scenes" do you mean writers trying to figure out what whacked out way they can kill zombies each week?

 
WTF are you talking about? The van scene didn't matter. It wasn't a pivotal moment. They thought they could make a cool scene and they screwed up. What would have changed in the rest of the show without the van scene? Would Carol be dead or Daryl?
I've said it before - my biggest issue with TWD is the number of 'cool scenes' they come up with.

So far FTWD doesn't seem to be dumbing down the show with those 'cool scenes'.
by "cool scenes" do you mean writers trying to figure out what whacked out way they can kill zombies each week?
"Hey, let's make some zombies attack out of the bushes."

 
Yes, yes you can.

It's actually pretty easy to do.

And the GOOD in a show is what determines the quality. Every show ever made can be nitpicked to death. Every single one. A show does not need to be anywhere close to perfect to be excellent. Otherwise, no show has ever been excellent.

As far as I am concerned, the Shane barn scene alone cancels out most of the bad.
You can chose to ignore interceptions when calculating QB ratings too, but, you'd be doing it wrong.
Can you use a better analogy please? Or at least use that analogy better?Cause you can throw an INT and still have a perfect or near perfect qb rating.
No, you can't just ignore INTs and no you can't have a perfect QB rating with an INT.

you just can't ignore bad scenes.
Yes, yes you can.
N...E....A.....R

 
stbugs said:
Yes, yes you can.

It's actually pretty easy to do.

And the GOOD in a show is what determines the quality. Every show ever made can be nitpicked to death. Every single one. A show does not need to be anywhere close to perfect to be excellent. Otherwise, no show has ever been excellent.

As far as I am concerned, the Shane barn scene alone cancels out most of the bad.
You can chose to ignore interceptions when calculating QB ratings too, but, you'd be doing it wrong.
WTF are you talking about? The van scene didn't matter. It wasn't a pivotal moment. They thought they could make a cool scene and they screwed up. What would have changed in the rest of the show without the van scene? Would Carol be dead or Daryl?I'll use your football analogy. The Patriots got destroyed by KC last year. It was one of the worst defeats in BB's career. Despite that "interception" were the Patriots allowed to win the Super Bowl? Would you consider 2014 to be a great season for the Patriots?
Some scenes are incomplete passes.

Can still have a perfect qb rating.

God this is a stupid conversation

 
tonydead said:
stbugs said:
Yes, yes you can.

It's actually pretty easy to do.

And the GOOD in a show is what determines the quality. Every show ever made can be nitpicked to death. Every single one. A show does not need to be anywhere close to perfect to be excellent. Otherwise, no show has ever been excellent.

As far as I am concerned, the Shane barn scene alone cancels out most of the bad.
You can chose to ignore interceptions when calculating QB ratings too, but, you'd be doing it wrong.
WTF are you talking about? The van scene didn't matter. It wasn't a pivotal moment. They thought they could make a cool scene and they screwed up. What would have changed in the rest of the show without the van scene? Would Carol be dead or Daryl?I'll use your football analogy. The Patriots got destroyed by KC last year. It was one of the worst defeats in BB's career. Despite that "interception" were the Patriots allowed to win the Super Bowl? Would you consider 2014 to be a great season for the Patriots?
How do you know the van scene didn't play a role in TWD losing to Game of Thrones for Outstanding Stunt Coord. Emmy for a Drama series? It probably did. Yahoo dubbed it the "Brain-Dead Move of the Week". These morons actually rolled a van off a bridge and expected it to land on it's wheels and they thought that putting weight in the back would bring the rear end down faster. That's physics 101; acceleration due to gravity is constant. You don't think the directors or stunt coordinators filming the Fast and Furious make those kind of mistakes do you?

Your comparison of TWD to the Patriots is faulty, they didn't even get nominated for Best Series Drama Emmy or Golden Globe; they failed to make the playoffs.
None of this matters at all in any possible way. An Emmy??? Good grief.

 
stbugs said:
Yes, yes you can.

It's actually pretty easy to do.

And the GOOD in a show is what determines the quality. Every show ever made can be nitpicked to death. Every single one. A show does not need to be anywhere close to perfect to be excellent. Otherwise, no show has ever been excellent.

As far as I am concerned, the Shane barn scene alone cancels out most of the bad.
You can chose to ignore interceptions when calculating QB ratings too, but, you'd be doing it wrong.
WTF are you talking about? The van scene didn't matter. It wasn't a pivotal moment. They thought they could make a cool scene and they screwed up. What would have changed in the rest of the show without the van scene? Would Carol be dead or Daryl?I'll use your football analogy. The Patriots got destroyed by KC last year. It was one of the worst defeats in BB's career. Despite that "interception" were the Patriots allowed to win the Super Bowl? Would you consider 2014 to be a great season for the Patriots?
Some scenes are incomplete passes.Can still have a perfect qb rating.

God this is a stupid conversation
But yet, here we are.

 
Better analogy.

Super Bowl champs aren't perfect either. There ya go.

Unless of course you think this show is the Dilfer of Super Bowls.

 
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