Man, they are just killing everyone this year. I wonder who will actually survive the season finale.

We're gonna get that show back on the air. We don't have to stage our deaths to look like suicide brought on by the unjust cancellation of this show.

Well, my issue was that he was behaving erratic, screaming, worsening relationships with everyone, and standing near a barn full of zombies that he was breaking the door of. I expected one to rush out and bite into him. It felt like he was going to be zombie chow, but once the firing squad was established, that was…

Man, there were so many terrible things done tonight.

FIRST

So, after a half season of people wandering around woods and complaining about relationships, the only named characters to die are Otis and Sophia? I don't expect there to be a lot of characters introduced and have them be cannon fodder, but I kind of hoped for a bit of more lost to at least put the characters through…

This gives me some more hope. I certainly hope the series does get more power and lasts at least for another season. Still, the Beetlejuice Easter egg might renew some interest in the show.

Amy's hair was so weird tonight.

God, the Emily scenes were hard to watch. I agree with Noel, watching children get needles stabbed into them is hard to watch. It reminded me a similar scene in The Exorcist, where Regan was having a test done on her and they had to put a needle into her throat and when they removed it a bit of blood squirted out.…

I really hope there is some plot development in the midseason finale. Luckily, I know what happens with that barn in the comic, so hopefully something similar happens.

This episode should reinforce why the series shouldn't be cancelled. Come on NBC, don't you see how much people love this show? Try to help it. Give it more advertising and promotion, and it might help.

Ah, this was great. I loved how they didn't even realize that Spurlock only ate the meals in appropriate amounts, such as one burger and one fry for dinner, and just ate a shitload of food. Great stuff. They will never change.

This was a good Amy Poehler episode. Maybe she will get the Emmy.

God, I didn't find this episode funny at all. They basically did jokes about overweight people eating a lot several times (Kevin and Phyllis), and then didn't do anything particular with anyone else. Andy's thing with the flag was so stupid and nonfunny. What happened?

Man, to be Blanca would be so cool. To have a kickass birthday party that's on TV and where she gets to have actual input in the decision making process. So cool.

I really liked the Adele number and listened to it several times last night.

I definitely noticed the theme of lack of communication and the spacing of interaction through how most scenes were off screen and how most of the exchanges were done through text messaging. That's a really nice way to look at how technology can provide new bridges but still distance us from one another.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You know, when you follow the comic series, it becomes sort of boring when the final twist at the end is a simple plot point from the comic. First Carl being shot,then Lori's pregnancy, and now the barn full of zombies. It's not bad since most people who watch the show probably don't read the comic, but it just leaves…

Who would've thought that Beavis and Butthead would have inadvertently gotten Stewart laid, in a gang bang no less? I wonder if that will come up in the future.