Have they never heard to trash bins? Geez. One little zombie apocalypse and all sense of decorum goes out the window! I've never eaten a person, but I roasted a chicken tonight and that carcass is now resting comfortably in a Hefty bag. Why would anyone just pile random people parts outdoors? Are they making jerky?

As the group was running/being herded to the train, they dashed past a fenced-in enclosure. Inside that thing was just a big pile of guts and ribcages, right?

Well, what did you expect from the guy who's idea of how to run the world is a never-ending game of dibs?

True, but Rick is rocking that beard these days. All the better to soak up the neck blood with.

I had to laugh when he was IDed as Random Glasses Guy during the Talking Dead montage thing. That show, which exists purely to kiss the ass of the Walking Dead, couldn't even manage/be bothered to come up with any kind of explanation for that dude.

I, for one, would have been perfectly fine if we'd never seen the governor again after the end of last season. Nitpicking this show is almost a sport for me at this point, but that's one plot thread that I would have been happy to see left twisting in the wind.

The sound of that guy's belt buckle jingling made me cringe.

I yelled the same thing at the TV. By the time we saw him, the circle the zombies were forming was nowhere near closed. The walkers seem like they're moving a little more quickly lately, at least some of the time. He had plenty of time to make a break for it.

But does he know that? I asked my friend this as we were watching and he didn't know either. All we can remember is Daryl chasing the car yelling her name, which she might not have heard if the windows were up and she was panicking.

I know this makes me a terrible person, but I was really disappointed Carl didn't become veal tonight.

I'm originally from Jersey and I worked at a Perkins while I was in school. I'm in the South now and I haven't found a potato pancake in years. But, I'm going home for a wedding next weekend, and a trip to Perkins is on my to-do list specifically for potato pancakes. Although I prefer sour cream on mine, but I can't…

Prime rib and steamed broccoli.

And then working his way up to teaching a water aerobics class for a bunch of shower-cap wearing old ladies.

I'm guessing that's why Jonathan Tucker wore a Speedo instead of more traditional trunks like Mads.

Same here. Honestly the thought hadn't even crossed my mind until I checked in here after that episode. So either I love this show so much that it completely suppresses my instinct to nitpick (which, as much as I love Hannibal, is unlikely) or I get my fill of complaining thanks to The Walking Dead.

That moment between her and Jack was just fantastic. I think it was the first time I've seen Freddie demonstrate anything that even vaguely resembles compassion or empathy. I can't help but wonder how much of that was a result of being the one to find Beverly in the first place. Had she not been shaken up and…

Thank you. I was wondering the same thing.

I'd be shocked if it wasn't. Earlier in the episode Chilton pointed out one of Will's earlier conversations, with Beverly I believe, happened in the privacy room, which he said is the only room he's not legally allowed to record conversations in. Although the fact that he used the word legally there caught my…

That pool scene was beautiful, especially the lighting.

The haircut was a dead giveaway.