as they were being chased/driven/herded through the camp, there were people yelling for help from a cargo container. Either other red shirts, or maybe Tyreese and company, though I'd bet Tyreese and Carol come to the rescue as they approach terminus and see something amiss.

It's possible that Martha's phone is tapped. I think it more likely that it is an agent listening to Clark's voicemail, because of course the number he gives Martha to contact him would have to be monitored and recorded in some way so they can do what they did, which is warn Elizabeth of Martha's plan to use his name…

well fuck. now I'm going to have to at least watch a few episodes of this, aren't I? The idea of a batman prequel series when there's already so much hero related stuff out there made me ready to just ignore it.

It's been a few years since I listened to any of his various podcasts or smodcast radio, but I've always enjoyed his personal storytelling style and most of his work on movies. I probably won't see clerks 3 unless and until it hits netflix, but I appreciate that he can and will continue to make movies to put his old…

do we know Joe took the bed? I thought it was the bearded guy that got an arrow in the eye in the show. Joe was on the porch. Or is Joe that guy and the leader some other name?

for the same reason that water is only a plot point or passing mention, when these folks would have likely died from dehydration long ago in the Georgia heat and their lack of potable water. Abraham has been carrying empties since we've seen him.

And the core group running across any other survivor who doesn't become a cast member does bode ill for that person or people

and if you're a bad ass group of survivors and it is a trap, maybe you turn the tables on them and just take over whatever sweet set up they've got going

so the twist is that it is really sunrising the whole time and noone knew until we get an end of movie montage, right?

so, it's a crime solving big bang theory where she's the penny?

Indeed. He always planned on being caught. How else does the ending work if he's not there to set it off? It's about his psychosis and the movie's mood more than any rational, "I know how to not have fingerprints". Though not having prints does help with not getting printed once you are caught, I suppose, but I don't…

Ah, but going from brunette to blonde is easier than being the right one for marriage. I'm with a brunette that is occasionally streaked with maroon or purple. If I'm lucky, there's glitter now and then too.

the bag of stuff lying on the ground and the car driving off but not stopping when he was right there wasn't clear enough?

except she wasn't covered in gore until after the fight, so it was sort of ridiculous

the leader of the group that met Daryl was the one on the porch where Rick escaped, so that's one group. I assume someone else took Beth, otherwise this group we've seen would have been too busy gang raping her to walk when they had a car to meet Daryl

I wouldn't think resting in a pile of bodies out in the open a good idea either, but apparently the writers do

unlike the actress playing Beth, who I thought was way overdone with the makeup on talking dead last week.

The show totally did "go there" with Daryl and Beth when she asked why he thought there might be good people left. His long silence led to her "oh" as she realized that she was the one inspiring him.

Silly King Horik. Doesn't he know to keep friends close and enemies closer. Who is Earl Borg going to raid now, knowing that Horik and Ragnar just took most of their best warriors raiding on a long trip that may involve staying over winter.

a funny line, though I thought it odd that a redneck kid without apparent internet would get such a pop reference, or that Rayland would