Oh, there will be.

And the herd is headed in the general direction of the prison, right?

"We're overdue for a majorly stupid character decision soon."
Darryl the driver fiddling with the radio instead of shotgun-riding Michonne? That bugged the shit out of me. I guess it was intentionally written that way; I'm like "he's not paying attention to the road!" and boom, zombie horde.

Somehow, I bought it. I'm still kinda doing a rewatch from the marathon my DVR picked up, and Tyreese had the most finely-tuned sense of morality of any character I've seen. Particularly, when his group showed up at the prison and our gang let them know they couldn't stay, the bad dad in his group wanted to just kill…

I caught the first few minutes of TD that my DVR tacked on to the WD recording, and the last few minutes in real time after I was done watching WD. I remember Manson mumbling some stupid crap at the beginning that Hardwick responded to, and him mumbling stupid crap at the end that Hardwick just ignored and talked…

That little girl did get sick. Exposure to fluids while killing?
Not sure how she would've done it, though. I suppose she might've gotten hold of a gun. If not, they would've had to have been pretty near death to not be able to fight off a little girl.

When I was living in India, I got a bad stomach bug the day before I was supposed to fly back to the States for a week. A friend's mom was a doctor, and told me I should be able to get what I needed from the tiny store/pharmacy in my apartment building — yogurt, an anti-emetic and a Ciplox.

She was right — I bought…

Seriously. Lester Freamon or gtfo, gf120581.

That makes sense. I should've realized the night-night bullets were the same thing they shot Peterson with in the pilot (they may have even said it in the ep where they named the night-night gun). But yeah, emptying his clip seemed like overkill, given that it just took one to the head for Peterson. Also, May didn't…

Didn't the pilot episode have them shoot Mike Peterson, curing his Extremis? I think Fitz-Simmons cooked up that magic-serum bullet.
Why aren't they packing tons of those?

Oh wow, that article. That's much worse than I'd thought.

Yep, that's how I interpret it. Given the reaction shots from the parents who made the food, I think the parent is seeing their actual "kid", whereas it's just the audience that's seeing the "expert chef". The parent is surprised at what a thoughtful and precise critique the kid is giving of the food, whereas the…

Wait, Eddie Huang's not a douchbag? I kinda thought that was his schtick. I think the other time I've seen him was on one of Bourdain's shows.
Thing is, I bet Travis actually does know a lot more about Vietnamese food than Eddie. Why would a guy who cooks bao in NY be an expert on Vietnamese?
But Travis really suffers…

Walkers ate clean through his neck? Hard to say.

Took me about 3 viewings to realize the conceit. I thought they were just making them random big-head for god-knows-what reason.

It could also be the editing. Had Travis nailed it, we probably would've gotten just a few knowing smiles and words of wisdom from him this ep.

That's definitely the better way to go.
I was inclined to step it down, too, but the problem is that in the $20s you find a lot of the high-end versions of bad mixing rums (e.g. Bacardi's 8-year). Seemed like too much noise to wade through to try to find a gem.
But I might give it a shot eventually.

My top alternative is a little closer, but sitll out of that range - Ron Zaya 12yr, $32 at my local store. (It may be even a better place to start, a little sweeter and less heat from alcohol than Zacapa).
I haven't tried many bottles in the $20s, so I just don't have good advice there.
Another way to go would be…

The basic liquors I have no use for are vodka and tequila. Gin makes a good martini, particularly with cucumber. All stripes of whiskey are good for sipping if appropriate quality. Same for rum, but moreso.

You've never had good rum. Get yourself a bottle of Ron Zacapa. Pour roughly half a shot into a tumbler. Sip it in such a way that that half-shot takes about 10 minutes to drink (i.e., basically just getting your lips wet). Then have another.
Final step: Thank me for changing your life.