The 1990 Treasure Island produced for TNT is hands down the best adaptation of the novel ever made. Incredible cast (Charlton Heston, Christian Bale, Christopher Lee, Julian Glover, Oliver Reed, Pete fucking Postlethwaite), great score, very faithful to the book, and great location shooting.

Megan's mom has good technique.

Holder rolls his own sushi. This was the most interesting aspect of the episode.

She was kind of bizarre looking.

That's fine. Someone's got to watch Whitney.

I lost my shit when they showed pictures of people "Taylor Swifting." You could tell it was members of the South Park production staff and their expressions of glee were priceless.

I wanted to bash some skulls during that final scene. What a bunch of whiny shits. Except for Hershel and Daryl who seemed to be okay with the proceedings.

I was about to post the exact same thing.

All zombies on this show are trained in the ninja arts. They show up like Batman.

A question for Mr. Frakes. Donna Murphy. Did you have her?

Hell on Wheels meet The Killing. The Killing meet Hell on Wheels. You're made for each other.

I was referring to when she was taking a bath, there was no hint of the wound.

I noticed that Ms. Bell's nasty arrow wound to the shoulder had disappeared. They could at least make an effort for continuity on this show.

It's been so long since I've seen Sophia that I didn't even know that was her until her mom reacted.

I don't think Maggie was angry from being attacked or because of Lori's pills. I think Maggie was angry because the nature of that zombie attack causes her to realize that her mom and brother are actually dead. She has lost hope and lashes out.

Well, fuck you too NBC.

"Forever keeps that show—like this one—from becoming truly great."

Oh yeah, and he just happens to eat a squirrel in the bloodiest way possible so as to ensure he's taken for a zombie. Again, convenient.

Everything was nice and convenient with Daryl's shooting scene.

Active hate of Andrea upgraded to active loathing.