The pejorative reference to the normal act of aging, especially when it's focused on two female actors is tiring. Then it's followed up with a compliment of Alia Shawkat's physical appearance and not on her acting ability. The men are rarely judged on how old or good looking they are, and I find it lazy to limit women…

I'm actually upset about Andrea's death. The writers ruined the character, and instead of making it better they killed her off. Bravo to Laurie Holden for trying, especially when confronted with such inconsistent and sloppy plot devices. Oh well, such is television.