Seth MacFarlane just has a great big stupid affable face, doesn't he?

Seth MacFarlane just has a great big stupid affable face, doesn't he?

I kind of think she was only in it so that the writers could include that horrendously creepy juxtaposition of the scenes in which the Governor comforts Andrea and "comforts" Maggie.

I kind of think she was only in it so that the writers could include that horrendously creepy juxtaposition of the scenes in which the Governor comforts Andrea and "comforts" Maggie.

@avclub-ad45e11f2e88b8963920c79cd1d8755e:disqus While I think there's an argument to be made for Rick becoming morally greyer this season, the example of his telephone hallucinations is inapt. That's not behavior that needs to be "excused"; the loss of reality testing isn't voluntary. The other examples you mentioned…

@avclub-ad45e11f2e88b8963920c79cd1d8755e:disqus While I think there's an argument to be made for Rick becoming morally greyer this season, the example of his telephone hallucinations is inapt. That's not behavior that needs to be "excused"; the loss of reality testing isn't voluntary. The other examples you mentioned…

I actually agree with GracieLaww. I knew from the beginning of the episode that Maggie would be sexually threatened/assaulted because that's what happens to women when they're captured & interrogated on TV. At this point, for me, how well the subject matter is handled is beside the point; the storyline just makes me…

I actually agree with GracieLaww. I knew from the beginning of the episode that Maggie would be sexually threatened/assaulted because that's what happens to women when they're captured & interrogated on TV. At this point, for me, how well the subject matter is handled is beside the point; the storyline just makes me…

Hermit carpaccio.

Hermit carpaccio.

Very half-throttle.

Very half-throttle.

This is not funny.

This is not funny.

The Walking Dead appears to have gotten its shit together this season, what with remembering that it's a show about zombies (right there in the title!) and killing off the worst character early on. If it's your thing, the gore alone is worth giving it another try.

The Walking Dead appears to have gotten its shit together this season, what with remembering that it's a show about zombies (right there in the title!) and killing off the worst character early on. If it's your thing, the gore alone is worth giving it another try.

I didn't think she or the writers would be able to top the drunken spoken-word performance of "You'll Never Walk Alone," but then she said "baby squirrel." And then she said it looked "sickly." And then she said it was actually dead. All the while completely killing it like freaking master thespian Jessica Lange is. I…

I didn't think she or the writers would be able to top the drunken spoken-word performance of "You'll Never Walk Alone," but then she said "baby squirrel." And then she said it looked "sickly." And then she said it was actually dead. All the while completely killing it like freaking master thespian Jessica Lange is. I…

Jesus, "I hate kids" isn't a bullshit statement; it's a statement of preference. The bullshit part is the "… and anyone who doesn't is therefore automatically a latent sexual predator." I know it's your schtick, DBag, but the constant projection of your own hangups onto others & either complete lack of self-awareness…

Jesus, "I hate kids" isn't a bullshit statement; it's a statement of preference. The bullshit part is the "… and anyone who doesn't is therefore automatically a latent sexual predator." I know it's your schtick, DBag, but the constant projection of your own hangups onto others & either complete lack of self-awareness…