His inevitable death with be the most glorious thing to witness, though.
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Pretty sad when his death will be more satisfying than the actual lead villain's.
That little sh*t seriously makes no sense.
Does he want to be a vampire or not? Earlier in the episode he asked why they didn't turn him yet. Then when The Master was boxed up Kelly started looking at him ready to feed and he's like "Uhhh, let's go check on The Master!" like he didn't want to be one.
What the hell is this kid's goal?
Same way I feel but he was beyond that point after the season 2 finale for me. This was far worse than what he did in the season 2 finale clearly. Should they give me a send off before the finale next season it won't be soon enough.
shareLiterally no redemption? What if he develops viable time travel and goes back to prevent all of this from happening? Then he goes into the future and brings back the solutions to AIDS, cancer, and clean energy?
shareI'd say thanks Zach for the solutions to AIDS, cancer, and clean energy. Then I'd strap him down and rip out all his fingernails and toenails. Let him rest for a day. The following day, I'd start drilling into all of his teeth. Afterwards, I'd take a poll on IMDB and see what people would like to be done next on him.
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Come at the king, you best not miss.
At least the Master has his motivation. Zach is just plain dumb, confused, and awful.
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"This is all very dysfunctional. Stressing the fun in dysfunctional."
Well depends how liberal Hollywood takes it. there could be option that his dad takes the blame and sacrifices himself for him. or Zach will turn on master but in our hearts we all know he deserves to die really slow and painful death. To try to redeem him would be somethink like to redeem stalin, pol pot or hitler.
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