Patience. It should be waist high in no time.

The baby is Velcoro's because at the end Bezzerides tells the reporter that his sons (plural) deserve to know the truth about their father.

A couple years ago, my sons' little league team started off their season by playing a new team. That team was apparently from a more affluent neighborhood in our city. That team was called the Yankees. That team beat us pretty soundly. And that team actually did the 2-4-6-8 cheer after the game. One of our…

Cool Runnings had the nice touch of using some actual footage of that last disastrous run.

I agree. But let's also remember this is TWD, and the Alexandrians are especially inept at handling walkers. Exhibit A being the guy who just kept pushing and kicking away the walker while they were building the deflector wall. He seems like the kind of guy who would sound the horn for help.

It just occurred to me what might be the reason for the horn (besides the Wolves invading Alexandria). The zombies that got out of the other end of the quarry where the truck fell might have reached town.

I'm still holding out hate-hope that Under the Dome comes back.

I know they only have a finite amount of ammo, but considering Rick wanting everyone trained, wouldn't a bunch of pinned up zombies make for good target practice/training? Hell, they could have also practiced with rocks, spears, golf balls (Dawn of the Dead-style), sling shots, etc.

I think they were going for foreboding. At least, that's how I like to envision it.

With the horn going off, I wonder if the town knows that the dry run turned into the real thing. I don't know if Rick et al. notified them what was going on, so they might have set it off for a very minimal reason.

They left out death by water cannon by Eugene.

And they ended up being his ride out of there since his original ride was being eaten during his escape.

If this clip proves anything, it's that Paul Giamatti is an expert-level finger wagger.

If it were the Onion, the article would have focused on the shaming received by the one white male in the 35-50 geek demographic who does not think it is the best Star Wars film.

Definitely, and I like Looper too. Although that one needs to be about a 30-year span rather than five years.

I think those are the two lines (back and forward) that go off the sides of the graphic.

Oh I know. I just made the Sawyer/Cassidy reference in regards to your comment about referencing Lost, not the sibling romance. I probably should made a better segue between my two thoughts.

Well, they're not close to siblings yet (their parents just moved in together). And no reason to be ashamed for referencing 'Lost.' Now, if we find out Madison used to go by "Cassidy" and her former lover is named Sawyer, then we've got a big problem. Or perhaps going completely off the rails is what this show…

I think they're playing it as somewhat the opposite. The military is being shown as a bunch scared, very human individuals who have reached a breaking point and are using the only means they have left to save their butts, while also performing their duty. That last resort/duty (Cobalt) is where the big evil military…

Before you dismiss the Chris/Alicia romance as an unrequited crush, remember that this is similar to how Glenn and and Maggie got together. Basically, when you run out of options, the one in front of you is the best option.