And even in the places that sold groceries, steaks in particular were very late to arrive because of a combination of labor (union) problems and difficulties getting a system that could butcher centrally and ship to stores while keeping the meat pink.

And then there were her tweets.

@cpjones79:disqus no, just some extra. Death sentence.

@cpjones79:disqus no, just some extra. Death sentence.

also, the axe was sharp enough to dig an inch into asphalt when falling from about 3.5 feet.

Must resist "snap" response"

The Garden of Eden theory made a certain amount of sense. The show runners just didn't care enough about that sort of thing for it to come up, though.

It was the Seinfeld finale on a magic island.

They were not fucking dead when they arrived on the Island.

At least throw the drugs away himself before leaving. The Q just aren't used to having children

So apparently there was one person who needed the "played by Star Trek's Q" note in the episode recap where he first showed up.

probably obvious if you watched the next episode, but it's to hide the mark

I think this is my favorite post here.

Beth mentioned cooking "the crab cakes" this episode in a way that sounded like she was referring to a specific recipe, but they seem to want to hide that fact from the viewers

Why the fuck does no one north of the Wall wear a hat, ever? They had a newborn out in the snow with its head uncovered, FFS

Sounded like Beth let slip that she was cooking off a recipe provided by the show. She didn't make crab cakes, she made "the" crab cakes"

""This is an important gig. Why the fuck are they trusting us?""

I don't know, I also liked the Hound sitting down to eat their food after he finished killing them

@avclub-7a214826affc1690d73af0c5e14c3af7:disqus Obsidian kills white walkers, but are you sure about fire? I don't recall any evidence of that. What was killed with fire in season one was a wight (a zombie resurrected by a white walker).

What, you two aren't going to say what it was?