If you watch The Walking Dead, you know about the
shocking ending of an episode from about a week and a half ago that may have
left a fan favorite character dead.
Also, if you DON'T watch The Walking Dead, you know the same
thing, because the internet has been pumping out about a thousand stories on
the same exact topic in a desperate attempt to squeeze every last click out of
anyone even mildly interested in The Walking Dead.
This is the problem with the internet and TV -
even in the time between episodes, where NOTHING new has happened, the internet
STILL needs to pump out content, and it gets stupid real quick. Let's use
MoviePilot as an example:
Also,
thanks for labeling this a #MPOriginal. You can tell it's an Original because
it's literally just a clip of The Walking Dead with text over it. Classic
original video.
Uh. What?
Yesterday you had proof he WASN'T dead. Now your proof says he IS dead? It's
been ONE DAY. Make up your mind, MoviePilot.
Okay come
on, how did we get back here? First he's alive, then he's dead, now he's alive
again? What happened to the proof?! Well, at least you probably won't flip-flop
on this again!
Spoiler:
they're saying he's alive, which is what they had just said. Crazy.
