Steven Yeun might have the best job ever.

Yeah, that bothered me - they were very nonchalant about the horde of zombies on the other side of what I'm assuming is typical plate glass.

Goes to show that TWD just does best when it focuses on a few characters at a time. The writers can't create focused character moments when they try to let everyone in the prison have dialogue every episode.

I hope that becomes the idol of a dark god to which she sacrifices walkers.

Oh Yee Yee, you're a one-trick pony, but I have to give you credit for consistency.

And a stray hitchhiker. Taking his backpack at the end was a nice touch.

I like to think that he gathered the regular cast around him and taught them acting, much as Prometheus gave fire to primitive man.

Honest to goodness characterization and effective dialogue tonight…really good episode.

I watched four episodes of season 1 and fell asleep during three of them.

The second stomp made it so much worse.

Michonne came across as super unbalanced tonight. 
"You didn't want to run away with me, so I broke into town and disfigured your boyfriend with a sword."

She got bonus points tonight for T-Dog references AND sexy assassination time planning.

GODDAMMIT ANDREA. Not even your shadowy butt can redeem you.

Amazing performance, but no one wants to explain to the other nominees how they lost to a five-year old. She unfortunately doesn't stand a chance.

That "tossed salads and scrambled eggs" song isn't nearly as much fun in prison.

He's much more self-aware than anyone else and consistently seems like he's having fun, no matter how shitty the movie.

He was just busting out some push-ups when Luke drove up.

Daniel Day-Lewis, if only so that we can see him walking around NYC in bunny ears to stay in character for the entire shoot.

I can't exactly buy him a Hutt monocle. It's pretentious.

Shave 'em up like llamas.