“It’s a sh*t-pile of sh*t-infested sh*t.” No, that’s not my description of the season. It’s an ode to the fact that Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) is back in full force for The Walking Dead: Dead CitySeason 3, and I couldn’t be happier. While the expletive-laden rants that he is prone to deliver are par for the course for the character, they are thankfully not reflective of this season of the post-apocalyptic horror drama as it continues to follow the journey of our favorite barbed-wire bat-carrying villain Negan and farm girl turned badass leader Maggie (Lauren Cohan). Pleasantly, Season 3 is a welcome return to form, which was sorely needed after that lackluster second season.

Gambit Is Officially Back in X-Men ’97, Setting Up the Apocalypse Story We’ve Been Longing to See
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