Fun fact: one of my friends was claiming that Walking Dead is one of the 3 best TV shows on the air. And I was like "well, not even counting comedys, I could name 10-15 that are clearly better without any trouble", and when I listed Justified as one of those, she said "What? that show is COMPLETELY cheesy". So yeah.

I think the last scene showed Quarles is married to his queer sort of pride, and his fixation on Rayland is because while Boyd has resisted him from the "the local underdog will win!" position, Rayland has had a much more dismissive attitude. I think that to counter the hits to his pride he's taken, Quarles wants to…

Sometimes I'm like "this is so much more superficial than season 2his , where the tension between Rayland and Mags stemmed from an incredibly rich sense of history, while now its all about "OMG can't wait to see Quarles rock the sleeve-guns!!!""

I'll never get used to seeing Tom Lennon without the former Mrs. Laupin and Johnny Blue Jeans standing nearby.

When I was a kid, my Donatello toy would repeatedly rape my Krang toy in his stomachface. 

The Mountain that Acted in Misery?

Well don't you have a rapier wit.

Wings is to white people, as
Good Times is to black people

Thousands of cows, pigs, sheep, chickens, and more are killed for Walking Dead's craft services. Not a peep!

I don't think she sounds bad rapping at all. Even if conceptually it is a mess. 

Yup, if you don't love listening to Marc's insufferable intro, then you are a huge Touched by an Angel fan. There is no middle ground here.

His relative size can always be obscured by putting him in bigger and bigger hats.

Oh, yeah, Daryl is implied.

The former seems likely, but no way Carl is making an early exit.

I feel like T-Dawg was conceived of back when they were considering having Tyreese in the show, but decided not to and just changed his character to a generic black guy. And they can't kill off the token black guy, can they?!? So he'll keep lurking around, dreaming of the beach (why is the beach supposed to be zombie…

Sean O'Neal deigning to grace us with his words on any topic is a news story.

Likable characters include: Maggie, Glenn, Andrea, Hershel (who I think became likable once he entered his "all I like are Rick, my daughters, and shotguns" phase). But, you know, maybe that's all just by comparison. 

It isn't 100% consistent, but it can be extremely funny at times, on a whole different level than the other McFarlane shows.

He shows up midway through the prison stay, so it is conceivable that they changed the order of it a bit, or that they made it so that the Governor is located *in* the prison instead of a neighbouring town. But who knows.

I'm more excited to stare at a poster for Mad Men than I am to watch an episode of Fringe.