5 Things I Wonder About as The Walking Dead Begins its 5th Season

The Walking Dead began it's 5th season on AMC this past week. In light of this (and in light of catching up with all the episodes on Netflix), I'm left wondering 5 things about how the show operates and about where the show is headed in the future. This is an expansion of a previous article on the series:

3 Things I Wonder About as The Walking Dead Begins It's 5th Season

This is article has since been expanded on. You can now read the full article here:
5 Things I Wonder About as The Walking Dead Begins Its 5th Season

Other zombie related articles:
10 Ways Zombie Stories Cause us to Think About Our Lives
Obvious Conclusions: Zombie Edition

The Racism of Arrested Development (And what Mitchell Hurwitz should do next)

Allow me to make a blanket statement: Arrested Development is a racist show.

Its depiction of non-white races is continually offensive, placing African Americans, Hispanics, and Americans of Asian descent on the margins (never in the center) of the plot, while also constantly resorting to jokes that play off the worst stereotypes associated with each of these people groups' ethnic identities.  And please note how there is a lot more racial humor (along with non-white actors) present in the (relatively) recently released season 4 than in the first 3 original seasons.

Now let me say this: This is all part of the joke and I hope you find it funny.