I like the cut of your jib. This anchoring off shore you speak of is a good plan. I imagine these people have barely had a really good night's sleep in ages and a boat bobbing on the waves, safe from non-swimming zombies, sounds divine.

I re-iterate what I said on these boards in season one: they should go to the coast, put together a little armada of sailing craft (having spent some time gathering supplies - food, water, tools, parts, 'how to sail' books, seeds, a few chickens, sunscreen, whatever) and make for an island where they can kill off…

Only if she's secretly an alien with a tiny little alien living in her skull, operating her with his tiny little alien controls. This would explain her oversized forehead.

Truly. I would have far rather seen an episode on how Carol survived alone in the prison until Daryl found her.

No comments about the awkward racial dynamic at the Grayson's soiree? This is like when Ross got a black girlfriend on Friends or when Carrie got a black maid (er, "personal assistant") on Sex and the City.

I'd really like this whistling douchenozzle to come across zombie Omar.

Yeah, that manuever hasn't worked since Tom Arnold hid by standing sideways behind a light pole in True Lies (still the best part of that movie).

This didn't look like a well-planned escape. She should've been stashing supplies somewhere - it's not like Woodbury doesn't have enough little hidey-holes in all those buildings. All that time surviving in the woods? It's clear now that Michonne was the brains behind the operation and Andrea was just the dead weight…

I'm so pissed off at all the stupid on this episode that I almost threw a perfectly good appliance across the kitchen. I've realized that I don't have the mental tolerance for a full hour of Andrea. If there had been some scenes at the prison, it wouldn't have felt like a full dose of her special blend of full-on…

And why did the girl zombie leaning on Andrea against the tree seem to be only hungry from her upper torso even though she had Laura's perfectly good leg pressed against her dead chest, huh? Zombie chomped on Herschel's goddamn leg, why not Andrea's? Come. On.

This episode was a winner for me just for Chavo, shot and on the ground, confessing, "I peed. I'm still peeing."

@avclub-5be836ceae8199e06b90c63a9cb96b65:disqus (below): he was sweaty because he was nervous as the one black dude on a show about zombies.

Or Grey's Anatomy.

I'm more of a dog person than a cat person, but a cat who doesn't want to be caught is impossible for a stealthy, strategic, silent human to sneak up on, never mind a shambling mouth-breather who announces his/her presence with all the grunting.

Or Evil Ricky Verona. Whatevs.

De nada. Best of luck!

Been there. Got rejected (after a long hiatus out in the real world) by grad programs, had to wait a year and re-apply, got accepted, did the M.A. Then applied to doctoral programs, got rejected by all AGAIN, had to wait a year and re-apply, got into a stellar program because - during the year off - I gained some…

Not sure I'd agree on this one. "Gang bang" has a rapey vibe, while "orgy" is more consensual. The sewer scene is definitely a mutual group decision and while gross and weird is, in the pre-adolescent minds of the characters, a restorative, optimistic act of survival against an arachnid motherfucker of evil.

I saw ST:TMP so long ago, at the drive-in, and clearly the music got lost somewhere between the tiny window speakers and my brain because I did not later recognize the music of TNG when the series came out. I just felt my nerd cred take a hit to the goolies.

That is an excellent point. I just attributed it to the uncool stiffs running the show. I was bored and annoyed, something I seldom feel while watching the Oscars. I'm normally geeked-out and just happy to spend a few hours with Hollywood, but this telecast pissed me off pretty much all the way through.