And/or cash. His mention of missing cash is what first aroused the suspicions of the cops. He quickly changed the subject to the baseball cards.

They did?

Well, that's what happens when you try to blend into herds of walkers with a whimpering kid traumatized by Carol. Try it without one of those and it probably goes better.

"I'll know they did for sure if next episode he and Aaron elope and open a trendy bakery in Chicago."

Can't tell if he's serious. Also can't decide if it's better if he is serious or if it's a lark.

Do I have to pick just one?

Korl tires of his father's bullshit leadership, kills him, dons an eyepatch and becomes the new Governor.

On sports talk radio (yes I listen sometimes don't judge me) I've noticed a trend of there just happening to be someone from the local sports "medicine" clinic in the studio to join in on the banter. Only problem is they awkwardly shoehorn injury talk into the conversation just so this person can chime in. They do it…

Hyperbolic but the larger point stands.

Pro gay marriage and pro marijuana are actually conservative positions. Well maybe not 'pro' but the idea that government shouldn't be involved in either (or in abortion) is a conservative principle. It's just that the GOP long ago sold its soul for the Evangelical vote and adopted authoritarian positions on those…

Lots of reactionaries treat politics like an apocalyptic war in which Democrats are enemies who must be destroyed. Self-deprecating humor is not allowed in these circumstances because, to them, that's a sign of weakness that the enemy can use against them. It's no laughing matter. That's why their humor tends to be…

Not to be confused with No Flex Zone.

What a country!

You should remain blissfully unaware.

I liked the subtle nod to this when Denise asks Dev why he brought her on set: "Because you're my bud. I want you to see where I work." She's not just wise black woman who's around only for conversations about sex and relationships over drinks, she's a real friend.

I think that adds to the awkwardness of the character. I like him.

In all honesty, I didn't think you were right for the part.

Javadi should know, seeing as he's a homicidal sociopath who in the end suddenly became thoughtful and tender about the whole Carrie/Brody thing.

Are you new to this Internet thing?

More like "a badass who kills everyone who tries to kill her and people she cares about." The Wolves weren't just trying to keep themselves alive at all costs; they attacked people, unprovoked, in a homicidal rampage and apparently planned to enslave some of them. To meet their violence with violence is not badassery,…