Jack White- "I'm Shakin'"
Dum Dum Girls- "Wrong Feels Right"
King Khan and the Shrines- "Land of the Freak"
Velvet Underground- "Lisa Says"
Nick Lowe- "So It Goes"
Arcade Fire- "Rococo"
Charles Caldwell- "Hadn't I Been Good To You"
AC Newman- "Strings"
Lykke Li- "Gunshot"
Jamie Lidell- "All I Wanna Do"

Does it have pseudoephedrine in it?

The rest of it is fucking spectacular, if I do say so myself.

Wow… that Foster the People really throws you for a loop there, doesn't it?

Well, I put on my underwear inside out today, so…I'll just leave it at that.

I can't help but see Michonne as (if you'll excuse my nerdy comparison) the Zoe to Rick's Mal.

It's been a while since I read the books, but I don't recall Michonne having a thing with Gabriel? When was this?

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Maybe it will just be two men in a tiger costume.

I don't think her husband is dead, I think we just haven't met him yet.

An inanimate carbon rod would be in to shaved Rick. Mercy me…

Fingers crossed that it will be Shiva.

Also if Ezekiel shows, that means a love interest for Michonne. Girlfriend deserves to get some.

I kept saying "Yeeeah…you don't wanna do that" when Aiden was getting in Glenn's face.

YES. I want to know if they are going to have a tiger on the show.

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I thought it was a little hilarious that Kwenthrith was trying to reassure her brother that no harm will come to him if he just stays on shore to speak with her and the army of giant men with the heads of his people tied to their boat. She seemed genuinely hurt that he ran away.

I was confused about the Thorstein moment. I thought I saw his head shift when they pan the overhead shot after he lost his arm, but as Perkins says the amputation failed? I don't know. I hope he makes it, though.

Me too. Dude is more metal than we all could wish to be.

I think that is a perfectly apt assessment, wrt 80's pop vs. rock music. I would also say The Cars are very much of the same ilk, but I feel like they get more credit for essentially the same thing (maybe with more computer noises and less of a flair for the dramatic).