Purge it with a righteous, cleansing fire. Please.

I think we have a few reasonably-above-average-intelligence characters on the show, but a first blush I think you're right, there aren't any really exceptionally intelligent characters.

I have to agree with ya there. I admire Carol and how she has become so determined not to let any more children become victims if she can help it. But stabbing your own dad in the face mere SECONDS after he died is pretty hardcore.

I honestly hadn't noticed that - because I never look at the credits. I'm like a 10 year old that way.

Only if they also throw in that sweet Laurel Canyon sound.

You mean Carol? It wouldn't really surprise me, since she's the one who is also really committed to teaching the children how to kill.

Wow, I'm going to have to keep an eye on her. I have not gotten that vibe at all, but I'm going to pay more attention now.

Well, I'll give ya that baby pigs are cute. Of course they are, baby anything is pretty cute.

Oh great, you changed your comment and now I look like a dork. Thanks, Obama.

There WILL be Bludgeon & Burn Panels when you get the flu, you know.

I thought it was a very good solution to the problem of the walkers at the fence, and the problem of the pigs most likely being infected and unusable.

You've always been obsessed with purity, though.

That seems to be the implication so far, but I really doubt it's her.

Ah, sorry, nope. I don't think it's even clear that the girl is the one feeding them, although I don't know what motive anyone else would have. Maybe as a way to get the group to move on, to show the prison isn't secure.

We have to keep these comments morally pure, dammit!

I enjoyed the Governor for the most part. But I'm not all that excited about seeing him again, really, unless it's to show us something new.

I don't recall seeing Karen more than a couple of scenes? So she didn't really have enough time to annoy me. Don't care so much that she's dead.

But it wasn't a real knife any more than it was a real zombie chewing through the throat.

That that particular walker had a name tag that read "Nick"; seeing that, the girls gave the others names, and so the girls are looking at the walkers as former humans, not as just a scourge that needs to be wiped out.

I don't think it's the Governor, personally, but even so, I imagine there are still a lot of unused/out-of-the-way parts of the prison where someone could hide (if they got over that razor wire).