They should have played "Cover it with Gas and Set it on Fire" by Ween during the zombie burning.

Or "Cover it with Gas and Set it on Fire" by WEEN.

"Because it looked cool," is probably what the show creators would tell you.

Did the Governor get bit? When he was talking to "scientist guy whose name I can't recall", it looked like he was hiding his arm.

Mad Men Trailer. A montage of Pete getting punched, Don throwing money, people smoking and drinking. Mad Men is back!

I enjoyed this episode, and last week's episode, but I can't help feeling that they are stretching this story out way too long. Lots of padding going on here to fill up the required episodes for the season.

Awesome show all around. Three completely different bands on one stage.

Soundgarden on the Loud Love tour playing Spinal Tap's Big Bottom. Faith No More were the opening act and Voivod were the headliner. I loved all three bands at that time and paid $13 to see it. I think FNM played a Back Street boys song too.

Cilve Burr, the original Iron Maiden yesterday of MS. He played on the first three albums and was an awesome drummer. RIP!

Thanks for the reply. They really seem to have messed up her character big time.

Wow. They really seem to have botched her character big time. She is so annoying on the TV show. Thanks for taking the time to write this, btw!

Hey you Walking Dead Comic Book Readers!

This episode didn't make much sense. At first, the Guv is acting all crazy and asking for their surrender. Then he asks for Michonne only. Rick's decision would have had more tension if the Governor had given him a reason to trust him. Instead, Rick knows that the Governor will kill them all anyway, so there's no…

I saw this a few years ago. It was very entertaining, despite me being unfamiliar with the most of either band.

"the ensemble doesn’t seem like a band so much as a bunch of genial co-workers" Which is why they call it Corporate Rock!

The real question is: Is there a Bruce Campbell cameo?

Yeah, Dredd was freaking awesome. It became a huge hit on DVD, selling something like 650,000 copies the first week. I think that some people thought it was a remake of the Sylvester Stallone stinker and stayed away.

“Acting is not for gentlemen, or bureaucratic-academics. What they do is anti-art," says the star of Transformers…

The Metallica from 1985 wouldn't even recognize the Metallica in this movie. It's amazing how much fame can change people. I'm not the biggest Metallica fan by any means, but you don't have to be a fan to enjoy this movie. It's like watching a train wreck in slow motion. 

I really enjoyed tonight's episode, but dammit if you didn't make some really good points! That hitchhiker might well have been sitting in a giant cauldron, cutting up carrots, waiting to be eaten.