The first time I really noticed Kirkman's truly lazy writing was when Rick is shocked to find Lori and Carl at the campsite. I read that and thought 'Wait - they walked for a couple of hours cross-country without Rick ever mentioning his name, or why he's there?' In the show they're pretty stressed in the store, and…

I prefer the hands-on touch you only get with hired goons.

I prefer the hands-on touch you only get with hired goons.

Frink's son was in the second Herb episode, wasn't it?

Frink's son was in the second Herb episode, wasn't it?

It seems even later since they don't show that episode in syndication any more.

It seems even later since they don't show that episode in syndication any more.

I especially like the way he considers his options for a moment before coming clean. Can he get away with it? Should he try? No.

I especially like the way he considers his options for a moment before coming clean. Can he get away with it? Should he try? No.

How does it keep up with the news like that?

How long before Mike and Jesse realize that they don't actually need Walt any more? How far is he going to have to go before someone clues into the fact that they don't need TWO cooks and a distributor?

How long before Mike and Jesse realize that they don't actually need Walt any more? How far is he going to have to go before someone clues into the fact that they don't need TWO cooks and a distributor?

Don't forget, this episode takes place just after God destroyed winter to punish Homer's hubris - so the lack of jackets can actually be called a continuity coup.

Don't forget, this episode takes place just after God destroyed winter to punish Homer's hubris - so the lack of jackets can actually be called a continuity coup.

@kwigibo - I don't know about Sarah and Clancy being related, after all, unlike Luanne, it's never been established that either of them are from Shelbyville.

@kwigibo - I don't know about Sarah and Clancy being related, after all, unlike Luanne, it's never been established that either of them are from Shelbyville.

Actually the 'Wiggum' kid in Camp Krusty doesn't look very much like the well-established proto-Ralph from earlier seasons, other than the identical haircut. There was no real plan, the two characters (witty Chorus member and Wiggum's son) just got merged into one guy for 'I Love Lisa'.

Actually the 'Wiggum' kid in Camp Krusty doesn't look very much like the well-established proto-Ralph from earlier seasons, other than the identical haircut. There was no real plan, the two characters (witty Chorus member and Wiggum's son) just got merged into one guy for 'I Love Lisa'.

"The Warrior and the Sorceress" (IIRC)
It was less of a Conan Rip-off and more of a Yojimbo rip-off, but you're right, the four-breasted woman was the most memorable part of the film. Especially since those breasts contained… a surprise….

How cool is James Bond? Even a 3000-year-old vampire fantasizes about being him.