Shawn

Her trampoline park must have fallen through. I hope the other housewives unite and make her life a living hell. She's more than earned it the last few years.

Me too. I did think about Dale though, especially at the end with the amputation. The thought of losing another character who was the moral center of the group had me on edge.

You really don't miss him in the premiere. At all.

I really didn't hate Lori in the premiere. She was actually pretty likable when she was talking to Herschel and showing her vulnerability. That will probably change though.

I. Love. This. Show. That is all.

Last night's premiere was seriously one of the best episodes out of its 13 years. LOVED it.

Yay! Now Alexis can focus on her true passions like...er....trampoline parks. Perhaps she can do a one woman show called "It Wasn't A Nose Job, Damnit!" Cheap, you rock.

YES! She pretty much proved Heather's earlier point about treating the crew like garbage.. It's pretty sad that Brooks didn't have the balls to sit out there when Breana was talking. Talk about chicken s**t.

The OC reunion was great. I LOVE how Gretchen reached behind her and grabbed the emails from behind the cushion to prove Alexis wrong. Breana is <3 and Andy was spot on when he said that she was the only one on the show ever who always made sense.

Did any of you catch the RHOC reunion last night? I DVR'ed it but I wanted to see if there was anything to look forward to.

The fact that they hired a private nurse to walk her around the house and get her food while she was "bed-ridden" made my eyes roll so far back in my head that I saw my own ass. LOL! Six Flags is quivering in fear, I'm sure. Do you think they named the park Jumpin' To Jesus?

Agreed. Heather is a huge hit with viewers, Gretchen and Tamra's friendship is awesome, and Vicki is the trainwreck that keeps on burning. Alexis' big moment this season was her nose job, which she TOTALLY needed for medical reasons. Perhaps the trampoline park that she and Jim built will make them a fortune...

Perez Hilton is reporting that RHOC has put out a casting call for a new Housewife. Hopefully Alexis won't be back. I'd like the last image of her on the show to be her hilariously running after the husband who drove off without her.

Gretchen Rossi from RHOC debuted her new single on Ryan Seacrest today. Definitely autotuned to hell, but it's actually pretty catchy. Definitely the best single yet by a RH, in my opinion. She and Slade wrote it about his 12 year old son , who has had brain cancer since he was 6. http://ryanseacrest.com/2012/06/22/world-premiere-real-housewives-gretchen-rossi-debuts-new-single-unbreakable-audio/

Everything but Lori.

That's my fear too, Carl. If they even think about cutting the budget to fill the pockets of the overrated writers and stars of Mad Men, I'm gonna cut a bitch.

http://insidetv.ew.com/2012/03/19/walking-dead-finale-record-viewership/ The finale drew a record breaking 9 million viewers, the highest ever for a cable series. It bested even itself.

They cast Michonne! http://insidetv.ew.com/2012/03/18/the-walking-dead-casts-sword-wielding-heroine-michonne-spoiler/

I haven't seen Game of Thrones yet. I may need to check it out to hold me over until season 3 of Governor and Michonne greatness.

Best season finale EVER!!!!

Tonight's episode has been amazing. Non stop action and revelations. If this is what it's going to be like without Frank Darabont, well, it was nice knowing you, sir.

I LOVED the mid season premiere. The last ten minutes in the bar were so incredibly tense. The directing/acting/writing were top notch.

Next week is the mid-season finale, and some pretty big things are happening to set it up for the next phase in the spring.

YES! Loved the ending of tonight's episode. The [!@#$%^&*] has officially begun hitting the fan.

The show is not unlike the comic, which is probably the best graphic novel series I have ever read. The zombies are the backdrop, while the human struggle takes center stage. It's always been about showing what man is capable of doing to survive in a world that no longer has the same rules and morals. There are zombies, of course, but it's not like Dawn of the Dead or 28 Days Later. They are there simply to propel the characters' story forward, and serve as the undoing of many characters' sanity and views of right and wrong. I think the show is doing a tremendous job with pacing and setting things in motion. Trust me, what's coming up will please everyone, but like I said, I'm hoping that Kirkman stays true to his narrative in the comic. If he does, it will be amazing.