Hey, based on everything seen in Noblesville, I'm guessing the showrunners have never been there either. Outside of the fact that there are train tracks (which there are pretty much anywhere in the midwest) they had no idea what the places looks like. Parks & Rec does a better job showing Indiana.

Hey, based on everything seen in Noblesville, I'm guessing the showrunners have never been there either. Outside of the fact that there are train tracks (which there are pretty much anywhere in the midwest) they had no idea what the places looks like. Parks & Rec does a better job showing Indiana.

You know, they never really did tell us much about Peter's life while Walter was away. I'd like to think he assumed the false identity of Pacey, and did the whole 'normal teen' thing, before making his shady connections we heard about in season 1.

You know, they never really did tell us much about Peter's life while Walter was away. I'd like to think he assumed the false identity of Pacey, and did the whole 'normal teen' thing, before making his shady connections we heard about in season 1.

I would watch that. And I have a feeling Esposito could pull it off too.

I would watch that. And I have a feeling Esposito could pull it off too.

I'm guessing you might have to take directors into consideration on that too. I'm too lazy to check who directed this, but they might have thought it was seriously funny if she cried that way. Because her Buffy work was wonderful.

I'm guessing you might have to take directors into consideration on that too. I'm too lazy to check who directed this, but they might have thought it was seriously funny if she cried that way. Because her Buffy work was wonderful.

I think I laughed once, and now I can't even remember what I laughed at.

I think I laughed once, and now I can't even remember what I laughed at.

I think the problem with this season (and I know I'm probably in the minority here, as I know many people don't like the character) is that they seem to have completely forgotten about Ted's search for 'the one', and his relationship with Victoria is almost an after-thought, except for the premiere.  I always thought…

I think the problem with this season (and I know I'm probably in the minority here, as I know many people don't like the character) is that they seem to have completely forgotten about Ted's search for 'the one', and his relationship with Victoria is almost an after-thought, except for the premiere.  I always thought…

Yeah, I'm gonna go with RogueJedi on this one. The infectious goo isn't an issue, because everyone already has the infection anyway. And slow reload is why you have other people with you. Plus, the stealth is far better than using a rifle.

Yeah, I'm gonna go with RogueJedi on this one. The infectious goo isn't an issue, because everyone already has the infection anyway. And slow reload is why you have other people with you. Plus, the stealth is far better than using a rifle.

Clutchington, you mean Sex Machine, aka make up guru Tom Savini, who incidentally, directed the 1990 remake of Night of the Living Dead? That dude knows a thing or two about zombies.

Clutchington, you mean Sex Machine, aka make up guru Tom Savini, who incidentally, directed the 1990 remake of Night of the Living Dead? That dude knows a thing or two about zombies.

Clutchington, you mean Sex Machine, aka make up guru Tom Savini, who incidentally, directed the 1990 remake of Night of the Living Dead? That dude knows a thing or two about zombies.

Clutchington, you mean Sex Machine, aka make up guru Tom Savini, who incidentally, directed the 1990 remake of Night of the Living Dead? That dude knows a thing or two about zombies.

I love the new Carl characterization. "Check out my cool new silencer. Now I need to go get some f'n poontang.  It's been a long winter."

I love the new Carl characterization. "Check out my cool new silencer. Now I need to go get some f'n poontang.  It's been a long winter."