This is their spoils of war. Remember last week when the guy told Daryl that the young ones didn't "last too long"?

Also, the knife insertion point should've been a bit lower. Just sayin'.

I was about to say, it's always the fat redneck who's the perv, but then I realized I my mind went back to Ned Beatty and a scene that disturbed the shit out of me after seeing it as a teen. I seem to have blurred redneck anal rape across the decades from victim to perpetrator. What is happening??

Like they did with the Horseman in Sleepy Hollow.

Yes! I'd be down with Continuum reviews. I accidentally deleted the back half of season 2 from my DVR and am just about to binge-watch the full season before the premiere of S3. This show is how it's done, people!

I was surprised that even a former MoL could be nefarious and it made me regret even more that the show killed off Henry Winchester so fast. They burn through these really effective guest stars instead of at least leaving the door open for a return. Snooki was fine, by the way, it was a cute cameo. No harm no foul.
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Yum, road snacks.

Am I the only one who wondered how the fargin' hell Aidan managed to fill up that trough with what looked like about 700 gallons of water? Did that abandoned warehouse have a hose somewhere? Did he haul it in there by the bucketful for 3 days straight while Emily snoozed in the chair? The trough was smack in the…

They seemed to spend countless hours shelling pecans but never eating them and I was dying to know what it was that Carol concocted from the nuts to be baked in the oven. Propane!

What I don't get about Tyrese is that he seems to be far more haunted by losing Karen than by what he must assume as the loss of Sasha. He knew Karen, what, a couple of weeks? Has he even mentioned his sister since the prison?

And it was so unexpected that he had to put on a pair of giant Air Jordans in the middle of the movie. Much like whatever the giant athletic shoes worn by Will Smith were in I, Robot. Pattern? I sense no pattern.

Yes, intricately-timed nuclear explosions re-starting the liquid core of the planet - that shit definitely got people to go to Science College. In fairness, that was a B-movie with an A-list cast. Stanley Tucci's farewell monologue was a thing of beauty.

And my favorite line - from one of Duvall's doomed crew - Well, the good news is we'll all have high schools named after us.

If my dad had ever talked to me like that, I would crapped my pants.

That girl on the bus seemed far too interested/interesting in/to Paige's life, far too parallel and sympathetic, but I kept looking at her to get some sense of her age. Is she an adult who was chosen for the mission because she can pass as a teenager or is she an actual teenager who has been raised by Russian spies…

Can you imagine her snapping out of a blackout in mid-bang? Shit.

And it's only when the two women start their ninja rumble that he realizes he can work his way out of those ropes? How long was he sitting there alone before that?

Agreed on the coolness that was Emily's black and red-striped dress, but I thought it was leather (or faux-leather) which, I'll be honest, boosted its badassity in my book. Satin, meh.

You know somewhere is T-Dawg, thinking he got severely underserved in the character development category because here's Bob, approaching three-dimensionality, all of a sudden. I just think it's hilarious that this guy's name is "Bob." Nobody's name is Bob anymore.

I didn't understand why Daryl didn't just get Beth to help him close the door. There was, basically, one zombie arm groping through the gap, even through the rest of them were kind of shuffling against the door. Instead, Daryl dismisses Beth so he can just open the door and let them all swarm in. I would've fought a…