If Geller isn't real, then you can find a fuck-up in every episode this season that proves he is corporeal.  Today's tip-off would be him opening the trunk of the car while Travis is carrying the girl.  Then again, last week's would be the waitress talking about Geller to Travis.

Wouldn't a C be in the 70's range?

Sean Astin leaves the Goonies commentary halfway, saying something like, "It was a lot of fun shooting the video with Cyndi Lauper.  I always wanted to ask her - hold on, I gotta take this call."

I saw what you did there.

Thanks, Wes Anderson.

All that was missing was a pie in the face.

In every apocalypse, zombie or otherwise, the first things to disappear are jeans and bikes.

Mine's a bit younger, but I wished to HELL they had killed the kid flat-out.  I realize he's important to the plot later on, but even now he's annoying as fuck.

I found this to be a terminally boring episode considering that there are *SPOILER ALERT* a bunch of zombified family members in the barn; hence Dr. Greene's optimism regarding a cure.  They didn't even HINT at it and it drove me crazy since my wife loves the show but refuses to read the comics.

Except the waitress saw him in the diner with Colin Hanks and mentioned it to him.  Unless the waitress can see dead people, too.

One of the staff reviewers inexplicably reviewed a number of episodes without knowing that Deb had already let Dexter know that she knew he was the Ice Truck Killer's brother.  The way they carried on about using it as a plot thread apparently affected the grade of the show, in fact.

I wish I had, but you can't even google JAW SAW and expect not to see a picture of Shawnee Smith.

Now that he has no relationship ties with any character anymore, he may well be back in redshirt mode.

And current NFL Champions, to boot.