“Start crushing herbs!” - Siddiq.

Yeah, that’s a fair point. I just personally don’t find these occasional illness/epidemic subplots to be very interesting. Now when you have zombies and villains.

I don’t know that it makes any sense from a medical standpoint either. We learned in season 1, from the CDC scientist, that everyone already has the virus in their body.

Amen to that, Brother! The show is at its best when it concentrates on the small number of long-term cast members that we ACTUALLY care  about. Everything else is just filler.... oh no, Rosita is sick! Eugene has a friend on the radio and calls himself “Tater bug”! Siddiq is always sweaty! BOOORRIINNGGG!

Preachin’ To the Choir! Eugene’s stupid schtick stopped being funny five minutes after he started it!

Well, I think you’re hilarious!

Yes, it was Rick’s idea to show that Mercy was needed to keep a just Society. Also, to keep Jeffrey Dean Morgan on the show!

Sienfeld  in the zombie apocalypse....

IT’S NOT A TOO-MAH! NOT AT ALL!

“ let’s keep this between us”?... does Michonne think that they’re talking on some sort of encrypted Pentagon radio line? Anyone with a radio can hear that conversation, like the person from Oceanside who piped in just seconds later!

Amen! I’ve always had a deep dislike of Judith as a character. She’s the worst example of the precocious, overly-adult child that Hollywood writers seem to find so hilarious. A little girl waving around a Colt Python .357 Magnum? Yeah, that happens every day! (Great parenting, Michonne!) 

She was obviously channeling Laurence Olivier from Marathon Man!

So Rosita and Eugene isn’t happening?

Thank God that Angela Kang has finally realized how annoying Judith was last season with her overly precocious, smart-alecky behavior! (Yeah, a little girl waving around a Colt Python .357 Magnum was TOTALLY believable!) I would prefer no Judith whatsoever, but I guess I’ll settle for her just hanging around her…

For those of you who enjoy a good Easter egg: Henry mentioned to Chester that he named his fishing boat “Taro”...”Taro” was the name of George Takei’s character in a famous Twilight Zone episode called “The Encounter”.

Are you suure abouut that?

Why not?

I’m going to trust you on this point, but it was still stupid as hell. I just hate it when the show tries to pretend that these people have any competence whatsoever...

I can personally attest to the fanatical devotion of love-starved women for the show. On a few occasions where I've criticized Sam Winchester, the responses were unnervingly hateful towards me!

The British Men of Letters was the absolute Rock Bottom in terms of eye rolling boredom!