I thoroughly enjoyed it. I had stepped into the kitchen to grab a drink and walked back into the room to see Norman chewing on (whatever it was) and immediately was transported back to the scene in the movie. It was spot on.

I didn't mind him writing a book, but I thought the mention of a movie was just a bit too far….

Oh, come on. That wasn't a rip-off; it was a clear homage. I enjoyed it. Freddie Highmore was great in that scene. It was extra-freaky, given how perfectly he mimicked Anthony Perkins.

Until they merge…….

I thought the one in the church/club was pretty intense. They both are brawlers. Luke *should* know how to fight, given his background, but Jessica basically just uses brute strength to toss people around.

Actually, I'd be more pleased if you kept your mindless bullshit to yourself.

Of course not, I'm not stupid; they're both going to die, because it serves the plot. lol…

I could buy it if it were a small band of gamers or cosplayers in San Diego or Austin that chose to form their little society in their own image…. but not a huge group like that in the D.C. metro area….

Well, I don't read the comics and don't know how obligated they are to follow their basic storylines.

I think that is probably true. At the same time, I think it would be interesting if he were a true defector. As Negan said, Eugene has been under-appreciated by Rick's core group. He has skills that could be used in creative ways. And Rick would never see it coming.

I'm okay with either way.

I always confuse them with the Union Gap.

A few of us posted back when Carol found him in the woods that his would be the death that instigated the war.

I thought the same thing. I wondered if they were going to hang out at Starbucks and drink Iced Caramel Macchiatos together.

Yeah, I was wondering why no one seemed to be all that bothered by Hennessey's death. Also I was surprised by how much they trusted the pilot and vice versa. Just because the frequency was changed doesn't mean they weren't monitoring for additional transmissions.

That would make his character more interesting, at least. Not enjoying his story line at all.

I suppose the could do like the film: Lock him up, wait about twenty years and have Freddie Highmore do a sequel. :p

I don't know… This episode was the first sort of false note for me. I am just not a fan of the whole Kevin storyline. I don't really like the actor. I don't think he is very good, and as a result I find it really hard to buy this Ron Howard bit.The whole time I have been saying, but they're right… The Manny is more…

So how do you see next week's finale? Maybe Jack goes to the show and embarrasses Rebecca. Rebecca and Jack split and Kate blames Jack and rejects him. I kinda think Jack commits suicide.

I don't know, that seems par for the course, to me.