It looks like it will be on FX not the Fox network so it will probably get its full run.

Yeah. That toothbrush is going to be bugging me all week. No, seriously. The other stuff I can sort of guess an explanation for (even the blonde hair) but the toothbrush is total WTF territory.

This looks familiar. Oh, wait, this is why: [io9.com]

You're right about the sword and scabbard. You're also right that the important part of that scene is the red hair and long legs flying.

I'm glad the writers remembered that Fargo is at GD in the first place because he's good at science stuff. He can be comic relief without having to be an idiot and a weenie as well.

They were trying way too hard with Holly Marten. We get it, she's quirky and socially awkward. Now crank it back a bit so we don't get sick of her and hope a meteorite strikes her dead.

Literature!?

It just seemed to me you were implying something when this isn't anywhere near the first time he's taken care of a geek up close and personal.

"Rick Grimes whacks away the last bit of humanity inside of himself"

It's hard to tell. It's also exactly what someone who didn't know the reference would say as well. Someone needs to finish working on that humor/sarcasm button.

You've never heard the famous quote "A noble spirit embiggens the smallest man"?

"He that lives upon Hope, dies farting"

Don't get me started on the badges with no photo, which should be the first layer of security to prevent her from doing exactly what she did.

I get the feeling he's being set up for The Noble Sacrifice but even saving the world won't redeem him in my eyes.

Sorry, but Rex is still a first rate asshole to me, probably because I've had to deal with too many guys like him in real life and it's always been an unpleasant experience. I for one will not be sad if Rex succumbs to his mortal wound when things return to the old status quo.

I think it would make a pretty memorable episode. Just imagine Isabella Rossellini saying "hermaphrodite" in that sexy voice of hers.

Zombies, aliens, robots, superviruses, apes, bees and now owls. What isn't going to kill us?

Oh, yeah. Oooh, ahhh, that's how it always starts. Then later there's running and screaming.

Unstoppable by E S Posthumus.