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I'll have to take your word for it. I'm almost done the season. I can't imagine watching this week after week, as it's quite boring. I've been listening to it while I work. lol.

So he's comic relief?

I guess it's just because he seems to be a creepy bastard for the sake of being a creepy bastard. And Papa Winchester isn't convincing me that well. I just laugh every time there is a Negan scene. Even when he gutted Spencer. lol.

Alright. I've watched the first seven episodes. This Negan character is a joke.

Just watched the first episode. It was totally blah, except for Lauren Cohan's performance. She was amazing. Otherwise, it certainly doesn't make me want to watch any further. Yikes. Sorry, Rob: Didn't read your post 'cause I think it contains spoilers. lol.

Indeed! I didn't watch a single game. lol.

Surprising.

I take it Sasha is dead, based on the headlines on EW.com. I find that it is probably easier to swallow the show when bingeing on it commercial-free. Guess I'll start watching tomorrow.

Well. Who watched the finale? Is this season worth it?

Nothing to see here, folks! Move along!

Hope it was a great day!

Just me and you, papa!

Not even that. I told myself I wasn't going to watch it anymore after that stupid season finale last year. And I haven't.

I still haven't watched this season!

Go ahead and start one and I'll join.

When will you be in Tampa?

But the brown people are scary!

Have a great day!

"We"?

OMG. The visual! lmao!

Ya'll are funny.

Hope it's a great day!

David Modell, a former president of the Baltimore Ravens and the son of former team owner Art Modell, died of lung cancer Friday, the team announced. He was 56. Called the "unsung son," Mr. Modell was considered an architect of the Ravens team that won Super Bowl XXXV in 2001. "David hated losing," said Baltimore Sun columnist Mike Preston. "And when he won that trophy — he called it Big Betty — he slept with it. He never cleaned it. He wanted people to touch it and he took it everywhere." David Modell was born David Orrick McDearmon Jr. in Willoughby, Ohio. His parents were involved in television. His mother, Patricia Breslin Modell, was a regular character on the 1950s television shows including "The People's Choice" and "Peyton Place." His father, David Orrick McDearmon Jr., directed episodes of television shows "Peter Gunn," "The Twilight Zone" and "Bewitched." They later divorced. Art Modell, a Cleveland advertising executive who owned the Cleveland Browns, adopted him in 1969 after his marriage to Patricia Breslin. The 9-year-old became David Modell and bonded enthusiastically with his adoptive father, family members said. More: http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/obituaries/bs-md-ob-david-modell-20170113-story.html

I've yet to watch an entire game this season.

This game so far sums up the season.