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The 13 Rules for Creating a Prestige TV Drama
Step 1: Start with an anti-hero.
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Step 1: Start with an anti-hero.
He'd enjoy some alone time at the Trump Hotel.
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Spoilers ahead.
BYO sound effects.
All of the zombie deaths, plus the weapons that did them in.
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Spoiler alert for last night's episode.
"THAT STUPID F—ING ARM."
Merle finally became a somewhat complex character.
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"It’s gonna be weird!"
This would be its intro.
Last night's episode gestured, if only briefly, at something complicated.
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For much of this season, The Walking Dead has dragged its feet, but last night's episode was very good.
"If I had worn granny panties with holes in it, I just know the backlash on the Internet would have been through the roof."
While last night's episode literally revisited much of the same territory we've seen before, there were signs of life.
Merle and Daryl are like Smothers Brothers with crossbows and knife hands.
Daryl keeps his crossbow when shooting finishes.
Zombies don't care about the Grammys.
One might say there’s no room for nuance in a show about zombies, but that’s exactly why you need it most.
About last night's kiss...
Daryl, Carl, Rick, Glenn: Should they stay or should they go?
What does he think of killing off Rick?