I liked it—-good storyline to both explain Beth's disappearance (which we thought was an abduction, but turned out to be a perverse rescue) and keep her alive. Plus at the end we see Carol rolled in, and you know that can only mean the hospital fascists better hope there isn't a propane tank on the premises!

When will the squirrel nation rise up against Daryl?

Right on both counts!

Yes, but by taking his leg, he can't get away from them as easily.

I thought Bob got bitten, maybe on his leg, under the water in the food bank's basement.

While I get the backstory that explained the perversion of Terminus, still I have to think there must be more civilized ways to identify and deal with unsavory immigrants.

I thought it was that they had to get Eugene to D.C.

"brown shirts" = Nazis

You missed the point: they're just cattle to the residents of Terminus. Do slaughterhouses care if cattle are shown carcasses?

The CIA didn't kill Buckley—-they evaluated him.

A very somber episode, without the fireworks I'd expected It left a lot open, which could be a good sign if the show comes back.

Hear, hear!!

You forgot Eleanor and Cesar, united by their love of bodice-rippers!

Not bad for a transitional episode. The finale should prove entertaining if busy, what with so many threads to tie up.

I kept thinking, "pitiful, pitiful seven" the whole scene.

TS — she ought to take the time to actually watch the episodes, instead of try to write her reviews while they run.

Yeah, his comment about there being a genetic component was great—-indicates he's smarter than Fausto.

Don't bring a stone to a gunfight.

"His contention that Romina, and rich kids in general, have no need for
drugs because they have the perfect lives already says all their needs
to be said about a man willing to murder viciously in order to gain the
power and money he lacked before."

Since the question of accents seems to be such a hot topic, can anyone place the reviewer's?