I didn't think for one second that we were supposed to like her.

There were so many opportunities for someone - anyone - to kill Negan in this episode. I get that Rick is traumatized, but it was ridiculous. If they're scared of him in person, then they had ample time to shoot him through that screen when he was pantomiming outside the gate.

Each to their own. I just really like the music, especially the piano parts.

I thought that Bernard was a host after that scene between him and Ford in whichever episode it was (3 or 4?). The readiness with which Ford offered up all the information about Arnold and the park seemed suspicious, but the icing on the cake was his reminding Bernard about his dead son, which just seemed like…

Agreed. He always has this slightly bored, yet aloof fascination on his face, with more than a hint of malice.

I know that the oldie-time Radiohead covers and the like get a lot of deserved fanfare l, but I also really love the theme music to the show. Along with Game of Thrones, it's one of the few opening sequences that not only do I not skip, but I rewind to watch/hear.

I was/am pro-Hillary, but it is the condescension of people like Aaron Sorkin towards the Trump supporters that helped Donald Trump get elected in the first place.

I was employing "solid" in the Urban Dictionary sense of the word:

The Gamorrean guard figurine was one solid lump of plastic. You would every now and then see one of them left on the shelves buried amongst the thousands of the three-eyed cow-like alien. I don't think anybody anywhere ever voluntarily bought that figure.

I never realized that was his name. That's probably the most informative thing I will learn this week.

There was a LOT of alcohol involved.

There's a very strange atmosphere on the streets of Washington, DC, today. The best I can come up with is that it feels like New Year's Day the morning after a really bad New Year's Eve party. One where you got really drunk and hooked up with a stranger. A stranger who told you afterwards that they have herpes.

Respectfully, it's nothing like a Kit-Kat, other than the fact that they are both primarily made of chocolate (the original Toblerone, that is). It's about as solid a piece of confectionary as exists. It could easily double-up as a weapon, which is all the more ironic given that you only ever find them for sale at…

Just when you thought things couldn't get any worse.

It's a little on-the-nose, but yeah.

Especially with a buckled motorcycle wheel.

The big guy reminded me of Sam from "Game of Thrones". Thought it was him for a moment.

All good points.

That was a nasty little Black Mirror-esque rug-pull at the end there. They spend the whole episode building sympathy for Dwight, only for it to be revealed in the end that by shooting his friend in the back rather than the head (it was far from "assisted suicide"), he's even more despicable than we thought him to be.

One thing I didn't quite get though was this - if the webcam was trained on him - which it certainly seemed to be in the brief footage that we saw - how would anyone know what he was actually viewing?