[jogs over to wiki-thing] I didn't realize Siskel died from cancer - I had it tucked away in my memory that he died trying to steal a cab. That must have happened to somebody else…

"I'm an elf!!" *BANG*

Boo. I hope he's on to something happier!!

I would waddle in his sigil!!

It's not a real soap opera until they have the cheesy one-camera conversation. Nobody really turns their back to escalate an argument, right?

Yup. I spent a distracting amount of time naming characters for my reading-GOT friends last night. Just following the relationships is good enough most of the time, even if you forget that so-and-so is the Lord of Crabs.

Huh? Is that a radio show??

What style is Way Crazy? I keep getting bullied about the Carolina-style place when I prefer the Texas-style place and I just can't stand all this drama [faints]

Ya know, it's a personal thing. My friends who have been reading and watching at the same time say that there's a lot more depth to the books and they're content to boing around in any version of Westeros. I always prefer to watch first because I don't mind having my image of  a character or a place set for me. But…

I plan to get into a heated argument about who has the best ribs for eating along with watching GAME OF THRONES with my no-cable gals and I will win the argument with a "SHUT UP I'M BUYING" so that we can happily gnaw on bones and ogle the dwarf.

It's bugging me too. It could be engagint if Lecter got new insights and talents from eating people… and maybe had some dance numbers… but NOOOO!! Same old crap!!

Oh, we're all idiots too, but for the greatest window-licker characters, you need only watch "Revolution." OMG THEY BE SO DUMBB!!

So she nails his pecker to a board and THEN chops it off?

I was really hoping that it would turn out that Morgan had burned up all the walkers on his way to the prison to CLEAR some more.

@HelizBelle:disqus ya know there are two Maras, right? That way they could BOTH be at the door.

My husband has developed a strange devotion to this show, so we watched this episode last night. I told him I hoped that it was going all-out Brokeback Apocalypse, but he scoffed. It definitely got my hopes up for a REAL twist on the worst survivors EVAH!!

There ARE a lot of TZ episode with Civil War settings. I speculate that it was because they had a ton of props and uniforms lying around that didn't cost anything.

Me too!! I'm watching an episode every day so that I'll be current by the start of season 6. Not having a back-log of shows will be kinda sad tho. [sighs]

This looked like GENIUS after a few episodes of "Revolution." Juliette was more likeable and we got more Wu, but EW!!

Well, to be vague, somebody gets a little power-up and helps save a girl who isn't Juliette.