“In the first story, a deformed lunk named Marv avenges the murder of a prostitute who treated him kindly.”

“It seems fans can't get enough of this overweight, near-sighted, lovable lunk who fights zombies from inside his favorite pub.”

“For a big lunk, Gandolfini can convey a world of emotion with the tiniest flinch or eye flicker.”

“He was going to make sure that Clem would never ever even think about calling him a lunkhead again.”

“And, as I always say, if someone is going to judge you for being honest or for wanting you both to be safe, what are you doing with the lunkhead?”

“What she needs is to get her lunkhead husband to do away with the old lady.”