I understand that that was probably taking place several weeks after the scene in Dorne, but the way the episode was structured still made it a little jarring to see him there all of a sudden. NOT helped by the fact that he was wearing the same outfit!

Optimistically, there's not much chance that the opposing commander in any future conflicts will have Jon's brother to provoke him into acting that heedlessly again.

I first got to know him via Fringe too, which means it just makes me sad that every other character I've seen him play is such a jerk. I mean… CHARLIE. Charlie and alt-Charlie! I loved him so much on that show, I need to see him play a best friend character again. =<

No, it's a good question. Often it seems like the walkers are only interested in eating people while they're still alive or immediately after they die. So the longer the person lives, the more of them is devoured; if they die quickly of shock or blood loss or get mercy-shot by a friend, and especially if they turn…

I'm sure Glenn and Eugene did tell their tales to Deanna. We just didn't have to see it - though I would have been interested to see just what Eugene said. But the most important thing for us as the audience to see was exactly what spin Nicholas was going to put on it to Deanna, and what her reaction would be.

This is my favorite comment of all.