Daryl and Glenn asked Bob, so Rick must've made it group policy at some point.

The mid-season finale where Rick storms Woodbury to rescue Glenn and Maggie and the Governor has captured Daryl was a cliffhanger. I think that was their best.

"Where did you get the watch?"
"From yesterday's bowel movement. What's up your butt?"

Rick didn't even ask his vaunted Three Questions that were referenced all season. The guy rang the "sanctuary" bell in front of him and Rick just salivated.

Yeah, I'd be devil's advocate about all this too if I was in their group.

It was a very brief shot of bloody skeletons on a big tarp, but yes I think that was the definitive confirmation that these guys are picking clean human corpses for meat.

I'm not a fan of this Terminus place. The threat of cannibalism is scary, but also gross in a way I don't want to deal with episode after episode. I may have found a level of grim I'm uncomfortable with, but it also seems illogical for so many people to accept without compunction that their last resort is to eat…

"I'm from the South, my daddy's from the South, and my daddy's daddy's from the South. All three of us are from the South."

Recently finished a 2nd playthrough of Last of Us to get the achievements for pill-popping and weapon upgrades. I probably should've transitioned to survival mode instead of sticking with hard, because I was frequently capping out on the supplies I carried and that's a sign I needed more of a challenge. Still…

The MGM lion eats him.

"Rock me, Joe…"

Keep it simple, follow the towering smoke beacon in the sky and you'll all meet at the smoldering remains of the building that burned down yesterday.

It's those kind of edits where Akiva Schaeffer makes his mark as a director. I'm thinking back to those scenes where MacGruber is making passionate love in slow-motion, then the music abruptly cuts out and he's shown to have been awkwardly grunting and thrusting the whole time.

And he wouldn't have gone through the trouble of making the robot if Rick had enough respect for Jerry to ask him to pass the butter dish - or to even reach for it in Jerry's general vicinity.

He's enigmatic, instinctual, and versatile. I can't think of any other actor in his mold who's that good.

Her psyche began its tumble when she asked out Andy and was rejected - while he was still a shoe-shine boy in the 2nd season, I believe. A couple seasons later, she was asking Leslie a question during a press conference and took a detour into her self-actualization efforts.

There was only one guy on the ground when the car drove off: the guy whose arm Elizabeth was smashing with the trunk door, who couldn't have been Anton because he hadn't been fighting.

She took a picture of his kid from his wallet, like "It'll be on him if you squeal"

What would Rick & Morty do for her, get her a Meeseeks box?

Why would I hope for that shit!