Anya ,'Bring On The Night'
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I guess I shouldn't be surprised that a show about zombies got so dark, but it's gotten dark! I guess technically we don't know the rules in this universe yet for how to kill a zombie?
I would agree about Major. Either he figures it out, or dies trying.
...Major Lillywhite. Still funny.
Also, I may have yelled "Wallace!!" at my laptop screen.
there is a lot of pretty in the show, and not my typical pretty pretty. I love it a lot.
I guess technically we don't know the rules in this universe yet for how to kill a zombie?
I feel like the show implied a headshot would do it, but I might be misremembering.
Also, I may have yelled "Wallace!!" at my laptop screen.
So glad I wasn't the only one.
t edit I assume you also yelled "Dick!!!" several episodes back?
I was really hoping that Wallace didn't do it even though I recognized him, but some rules just don't get broken.
Did not recognize Dick.
Blaine killed one of his zombie henchmen for trying to branch out on his own, right? Don't remember how, though.
Did not recognize Dick.
He was in charge of the crew that jumped out of airplanes. The same episode when Liv met Lowell.
Blaine killed one of his zombie henchmen for trying to branch out on his own, right? Don't remember how, though.
Yeah, I feel like that was the headshot.
Yeah, I think it was, too, but I can't picture the scene.
He was the one that was sleeping with, like, everyone? I totally should have recognized him. But he didn't do it, sohow could he be someone I should recognize.
Oh, in this last episode, when Major puts the gun in the drawer when Ravi comes in, there's a book by Chekov on the dresser.
I see what you did there, Rob Thomas.
I skimmed past your earlier post since I hadn't watched it yet. Right on!
Okay, last thing: when the little girl asked Liv why she was so pale, did anyone else go to a "Mean Girls" place? "Oh my god, Karen, you can't just ask people why they're white!"