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Ha, that's a different angle I wasn't even thinking of. If you're a whisperer and you suddenly decide to fire a gun in the middle of your horde, that's not ending too well for you.

Well that and guns aren't really a great weapon when you're trying to walk among a giant horde like they do.

Any quick summary on the comments about Tage? I have a hard time picturing there being much to that conversation since he basically lost the entire season.

They showed it on sunday night. They knew they had to throw a big one out there thanks to the delay in the finale. So there's no surprise to her showing up at this point.

And they've also gone the fake label route even with real cashiers.

I don't think he's surviving this one...

I'm too lazy to look back at the picture so I'll just say Slash.

Was there any other Bond girl who already had a Bond girl name before landing the role?

The wife and I went to Costco this morning at around 9:30. If you're able to do it, weekdays are by far the best. There were a decent number of people, but we may as well have had the place to ourselves. I never thought I'd see the day where I could walk right up to a cash register in that store.

Ahhh, good call. It's kind of funny to have a bullet shortage in one place and then Princess firing off that machine gun in another.

The guy who played Ben was really good at the end.

I kind of wish they had pulled the plug on the last 3 or 4 episodes. It's a bit cruel to leave us hanging at this point. I'm sure they didn't out at the right point, but I'd rather get 3 or 4 episodes in a row once they are able to edit up the finale. Still, they managed to throw a couple big conversation pieces out there with the opening to the finale, which they showed on Talking Dead last night. @SlimShady'sSpaceForce, have we actually seen them fire the guns at all? I kind of wonder if they just hold them for the intimidation factor but don't actually have any ammo.

I never watched Breaking Bad live, but I thought they had a similar schedule, at least near the end, where they had more than a year off between seasons. Am I just mixing up the last season being split in half?

I wonder how different it would be if they weren't allowed to take their time to make each season. They're not rushing out new episodes like most non-streaming shows.

And when they are cancelled, wouldn't the refunds go to the original ticket holder as opposed to someone further down the chain on a stubhub purchase?

I've been toying with the idea of them throwing us a major curve and Kim never has the downfall we're all expecting. She was still there during Breaking Bad, but never shown. There's really no way of doing that though thanks to Omaha. I do wonder though if ultimately the brief present day storyline will bring her back.

Pass the beer nuts.

The only back story I'd be happy with would be if he was the guy who played Opie on Sons of Anarchy. Unfortunately, that ship has sailed.

I dropped Netflix a couple months ago. I guess it's time to pick it back up for a month.

If Biehn doesn't time travel, I'm out.

Kim is good, but I think a big part of the interest there is that everyone is waiting to see how she falls off the map. You might get that same thing with Nacho and Lalo, but they're nowhere near as important to the show. She's probably the 2nd biggest character on the show.

That was unique to the show. He's famous in the comics too, but not a musician. And that's all the point was here. He's a famous singer and that was one of his albums. I hope that's as far as they take it though. We don't need a full episode sharing his back story.

They played most of the season. There's no reason to change the draft lottery procedures. They shouldn't completely alter their operation just because they want a temporary ratings spike. Sure, a couple teams here in there were going to move up or down a couple spots, but there's no way to account for that and they shouldn't just throw out 70 games worth of results.

I miss the sounds of the old arenas, things so packed in with the low ceilings. Some can get loud today, but they'll never sound like that.

I feel like there was a significant time jump there though (a couple weeks maybe?) and all of the Whisperers were taken care of at that point. How much time that was, who knows, but from the show point of view, only two people know she's dead. I think that radio call happened after anything we'll see in the last three episodes.