Carol driving around mincing up zombies singing 'I've got a brand new combine 'arvester…'. Yes.

Daryl: 'Uh… I shoot the ogre with my arrow'
Eugene: 'You don't have an arrow, you're a wizard'
Daryl: 'Man, screw this, I'm going for a smoke and to ride my incredibly loud motorcycle'

I was waiting for the kid shoot and immediately drop the gun over the wall because he wasn't ready for the recoil.

'Great' and 'Z-nation' are not two words I'd expect to see together.

I think she only went with it out of her new-found 'being tough and facing the apocalypse' attitude. Killing zombies, giving her kid an awful haircut, and shacking up with the survivalist badass who killed her abusive husband, that's what she's about now.

Is it really bigger than Game of Thrones? Every person I know watches GoT, but only a couple watch TWD. Quite a few used to watch TWD but gave up on it years ago.

I was waiting for the kid to come downstairs for a glass of milk for his cookies and seeing Rick and his mother going at it and being like 'ugh, I hate this house'

Ugh that probably means the zombie herd split up debacle will probably get cliffhangered over that break.

They could have put blades on that little redirecting wall they had on the road. Several dozen were already smashed against it, bolting some pointy bits of metal at head height on there would have made it hundreds.

You could probably mount it on a kind of boom so you can easily whip the brick up and down with minimal effort.

Yeah, the brain thing gets to me sometimes. They seem to go down without fail from a little stab through the eye, which implies that the brain is crucial to their function, and there's still a very strong connection between the brain and the rest of the body. But they are perfectly functional even when rotted beyond…

I don't know why people just don't wear motorcycle leathers whenever they're planning to be around zombies. You'd be bite proof without it being a hindrance whatsoever.

Looking closely, you can definitely see blood trickling down the corrugations. It's impossible to tell without literally putting your face up to the screen and watching it a few times over though. I don't know why they'd make it so hard to see what's actually happening.

Wait, there's a Karate Kid series?

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"That guy is dead! And see-through! What an outrageous concept!"

I initially thought it was a crack in the wall, but I had to look closely at the HD video file I acquired, and there was blood dripping down, presumably from the watch tower. I don't know if the drunkard son was still up there at that time, he may have killed himself or something.

We almost never the baby we've already got. In typical TV fashion, it's always somewhere offscreen, sleeping, being looked after by X character not in this scene, etc. Now they'll refer to 'the babies' instead.

There was proper science done at the CDC, but that seems like a lifetime ago. Maybe the virus is gradually decaying now and new research could find new things?

I also thought it was a split in the tin, but on closer inspection, there is definitely a liquid (gotta be blood) drizzling down between each corrugation in the metal. The Walking Dead's darkness and graininess doesn't make it obvious at a glance though.

I thought we already knew Maggie was pregnant, since like the end of last season or something. Maybe it's just such an obvious thing I imagined it.