I also groaned at this cliche, but I think it was good characterization. A lot of crazy people in real life fall back on cliche mannerisms and speech. Try reading some emo poetry.

I think Rick's lesson was that he needs to keep a grip on reality or he will end up like Morgan. He needs to let go of the past, and he shouldn't feel sorry for the terrible things which he will need to do in the future.

Same here, and I'm glad it wasn't ruined for me. From here on out I'm going to try to do my best to ignore those things.

What was all that stuff about Kia written all over Morgan's walls?

A lot of shows have been featuring local beers lately. I hope this trend continues.

If I remember right, his home town is meant to be about an hour or two north of Atlanta. The camp in the 1st season was just north outside the city, but then they went back in to visit the cdc. After that I got a little lost. The real-life filming location of the prison is an hour or two south west of Atlanta. That's…

I was wondering the same thing when I saw her walk out with it.

Rick taking cover behind the metal barrel during his shoot-out with Morgan was frustrating for me. Bullets would have easily gone through it.

OMG you can't call a hurricane a cunt!!!

But Hershel wouldn't listen to Tom Waits. Maybe she heard it from Maggie.

This American Life once had a story about two kids who named their dog Spaghetti Batman. True story.

This American Life once had a story about two kids who named their dog Spaghetti Batman. True story.

I was bothered by this. She seems too young to know that song by heart. Maybe I'd buy it if she sang a Bieber or Mumford and Sons song. Nevertheless, I'd prefer to hear Tom Waits. I request "Shore Leave" for the next episode.

It was nice, but it didn't have quite the effect that the singing in Big Love had on me.
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Vice did a spot on Koos Van Den Akker, Cosby and the sweater a couple months ago. It's pretty detailed and worth a watch.
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I had the exact same thought.

Sounds like CSPAN's Book TV.

It was established in this episode that Axel lies about why he was in prison. I think he also has a hard time keeping his story straight. In one scene he tells Carol that he was arrested over the police finding his brother's gun, but then later there is an awkward pause after Carol asks him if he missed his brother. I…

People are still upset about this speech that Andrea gave? Woodberry is a cult. Cult members eat up speeches like that. I'm glad that none of us viewers are stupid enough to fall for crap like that, but it's pretty believable that it would have worked with the townspeople.

I rewatched this scene and noticed that an open drawer from a file cabinet was deflecting bullets and providing cover for Maggie. Ha!