The bicycle zombie from the pilot was naked.

I was thinking they might skip that part and go straight to Sanctuary since the signs keep referencing it.

I loved that they never addressed it until the end. My wife kept commenting that her braid was too long but I thought it was just an oversight by the wardrobe department, so the payoff of Mantzoukas handing her the wig at the end of the night was great.

Yeah that's what I'm most upset about. I was really hoping he would do a BioShock set in the future/space as a follow up to System Shock 2 since the odds of them getting the rights to do an actual sequel are pretty slim. That seems pretty unlikely now…

brb.

Yeah I've always found the skull thing pretty funny. They usually explode apart like rotten pumpkins until the writers can't think of a better way to add danger to a scene and then all of the sudden Rick can't even kill a zombie with an axe to the head…

I'm pretty sure I remember Maggie saying "sorry" after repeatedly bashing the last walker's head into the side of the bus. So there's that…

The worst thing about keeping Judith alive is that it takes away any tension from future scenes that might show her in danger. They already did the fakeout once, so it seems really unlikely that they would bring her back just to kill her again.

No.

Yeah I wasn't a fan of the character and I think the show got a lot better after they killed him off. I don't think he's necessarily a bad actor, I just didn't find his character that interesting.

I'm really into jorts.

I am so hard right now.

There is not nearly enough Shoshanna in this trailer.

No wonder he crashed into Woodbury.

I just rewatched the first season of the Wire last week so when they did the chess scene in this episode it felt even more cheeseball with the version of that scene in The Wire fresh in my head.

Also, somebody needs to tell him about Tower Heist.

That's pretty much how he was at the beginning of last season until the writers decided to change him back to wishy-washy Rick…

I've always felt that the real story of The Walking Dead is Rick bumbling his way through the zombie apocalypse, finding survivors who are doing perfectly fine, and then getting them killed. Pretty much every group of survivors were better off before meeting Rick than after.

Plagues on plagues on plagues.

He saw the smaller print and guessed that it was a woman, then when he saw Carol recklessly trying to fix the water pump, he assumed that she was feeling guilty and put two and two together.