I have to say that the burger with the fried egg on top is probably the one dish that MIGHT have me rethinking my vegetarianism.  Strange, I know, but dag, that looks extreeeemely tasty.  Well, most of the time it does; I found myself glued to the couch one day as Paula Deen assembled that famous and godawful mess of…

For sure she deserved it.  Here's what I don't get about ANY of it, though…I mean, these chefs had SIX HOURS to work.  3 hours the 1st day, 3 hours the 2nd day.  So…WTF????!!!!  I realize much of my confusion is due to the edit, but WHAT DID THESE PEOPLE DO FOR SIX HOURS??????   I wish the producers would spend just a…

For real—-and how refreshing that bravo actually overlooked a gold mine of a product placement opportunity. "We jumped into our Toyotas and drove to the subdivision to cook for a bunch of rich idiots but our efforts were hampered by having watched Padma stuff herself into her Victoria's Secret Wonder Bra. Visions of…

If he doesn't, he's at least upped his game in that he appears to be superficially obsessed with people who are more attractive who he wishes were his friends. I can't remember anything he's ever said besides how inCREDibly hot and smokin' and gorgeous padma is, with the exception of his observation tonight about how…

Well, yeah, I didn't like this guy and wanted him/her to be even more unhappy about what he/she was reading so recommended gabe et.al.  I rubbed my hands together with glee. And then I finished framing gabe's last review of TWD.

Under normal circumstances I'd agree, but I get the feeling that hershel isn't exactly highly attuned to his surroundings, and the people who people them.  He shuffles around in a sad, blank fog and I'd bet he has trouble remembering lori's name.  And carl's.  I'm not surprised in the least that he'd be clueless as to…

Um, yeah.  I've thought that from their very first scene together. Which made her horribleness to him - complicated.

Is there some reason why there couldn't be more than one inhabitant of the rubber suit?  Couldn't tate loan it to somebody?  Or something?

That was great; I jumped at LEAST a foot and the dogs went nuts.  It was only ONE book, though…which made it scarier still.

If you REALLY want to witness a wholly professional review, take a look at Eddie Huang's work over at eater.com.  Or Max Silvestri's.  And then there's Gabe Delahaye at videogum.  And anyway, Mr. VDW's reviews are so much more enjoyable than the show is.  Right??

BUGGY BUMPERS!! 

Oh, god, I am SOOOO glad you brought up the 2nd century thing!!!  I played that thing back 3-4 times since the prospect of a mistake was an exciting one…and she did say "2nd century".  I think.  And "a hundred years ago".  I'm sure there's a very good reason for this, but it escapes me.  And also, is there a reason…

FINALLY, McDermott has a decent line reading!!  2nd time's the charm!

So this reviewer is married to lauren ambrose.  I'm impressed.

You're so right about there being a big difference between gardeners and farmers.  I lived for several years in Cumming, Ga - which may be close to that reservoir you referenced below (or maybe not) - we had 5 gorgeous fenced acres and since I'd always been so very successful with roses and tulips and daffodils and…

Nervous Nellie is a smart horse!!

But…just imagine if the vegas showgirls had still been here.  Wait.  Was that this season?

Agreed; very strange.  And speaking of chickens, I had to fast-forward through that scene and reeeeeeally wish I'd not read that she broke their poor little legs before tossing them to the walkers. OUCH and DAG!!!!   So call me a baby.

Oh, for christ's sake.

Not to mention…this KID.  I get that he was introduced to us last week, sort of…as in he was just THERE.  Apparently he's one of hershel's.  But, as it's now clear he's going to have a bigger role, at least for now (I mean, he has lines now!) do we at least know where he fits in to the scheme of things?  I suppose…