Say what you want about the show, that "Stand By Me" song Linkin Park wrote is gonna be a hit. You watch

Nikki is probably dead, but giving Gloria the "coconut and chocolate flakes" comment almost certainly sounded like a cryptic clue for her last words. (Picture on the stamp? Something she picked up from the crime scene photograph?). I especially enjoyed the Mr. Wrench and bathroom window throwbacks!

Nacho would never get away with it on his own. He's too stressed out about it affecting his dad.. My bet's on Jimmy setting up a scenario involving the people on Gus's side creating a split-second diversion to make the move, ending up no one ever finding out.

You know McGill will either teach the proper way to Nacho to do the "switch" or most likely just leave it up to Huell to do it.

C'mon. Let's be real here. Pastor Tim will not live to make that Amadeus. Whether the Jennings' like it or not.

GOD, I love this show…Cannot BELIEVE "Slippin' Jimmy" is actually gonna be the one responsible for Hektor's stroke. No wonder they never meet!

Mr. Handlen is spot on with this review. There's a reason I too find this to be the best written episode to date, since it finally offers us some tangible insight on the most cryptic aspect of the series — the whole "Man/Alien" motif.

Elizabeth's mark is the personification of douchebaggery - from tall dark fit handsome outdoorsmen, to health nut, to world traveler, to exotic cook, to the…so what do you do "try to save the world" response, to cunnilingus extraordinaire? this dude is either full of shit or just a really over-the-top character…

It'll be Gus's plan, but my money's on either Mike or one of Hector's own crew slipping him a mickey with maybe a little too much of his own product.

Hate Negan, Love the Scarf

Me only see first 40 somewhat minute of episode. But from what me see, me know me have been much bet off, jay off-off to something me find more productive before sleep-sleep and cry-cry.

Better call Saul

Negan doesn't believe in rape, unless of course it involves other people's wives.

"Hey, Chip? Your buddy from Thunderdome is here!"

Great innovative take for Colony in this episode, but Bram purposefully leaving his bloody, gloveless "red hand" fingerprints on the windowpane? There are dozens of reasons that make that decision incredibly stupid, panicked or not. Typical Bram.

Absolutely agree. But it's more of a way of lazy scriptwriting they use-using the cliched "rebellious teen" as a cheap dramatic device to throw a monkey wrench into the mix of the plot…Thankfully, they gave us the hint this episode that the younger brother is going to end up keeping him in check by his look alone.

All I can say is wow. I have to admit…been watching this show progress from the get go and it has definitely laid down the bedrock for a lot of more potentially great, SyFy shows I hope we'll be able to see in the future. This one finally stands toe-to-toe, along with FX, AMC, and all the other premium network…

I wonder if Saul was the one behind the plot to take Carrie's kid away from her….

Looks to me like Neegan better get dressed up for a dinner date with another type of pussy.

"But won't the drones find us?"