Not a Madonna fan at all really, but yeah this was pretty fucking great.

Huh, that's kinda great. Was not expecting to be impressed by this.

I don't know, but I think Carl is definitely damaged goods, and like Rick it's just a matter of time before Crazy Carl finds a way to express himself. Enid is evidently good at dodging, distracting and hiding from Walkers—though that tree was a terrible idea XD. Now that we know she wasn't the one who took the blender…

I loved that scene. I know people are unhappy at the loss of Noah—leaving us only Gabriel as the lone black guy—but here we have a scene of a Latina and two black women, talking together and about each other. I'd never have thought we'd see such a thing on the Walking Dead. Sasha is killing it with the PTSD portrayal…

4) Glenn tells Nicholas he can never set go outside the walls again, because he'll die (more in the "get himself killed" sense than "Glenn will murder him" sense). Nicholas manages to grab a secret gun, which will presumably be used in the finale, Chekhov-style.

Yeah but my house has one major advantage over Kylie Jenner's: no Kardashians or Jenners live in my house.

I'm 31, with a master's degree, my husband is finishing up his PhD, we have a child, and we live in a 2 bedroom apartment. The American dream is dead.

It's incredibly tragic. I really have to say though, the comments on this article have been so informative and respectful to those involved. You guys are really impressive.

Oh man, that's hard to watch. By the way, Perro wasn't just a star, he was a superstar - pro-wrestling royalty due to his father and his own place in the Mexican wresting world. As for the accident, it looks like the issue was how he took the rana to the outside. The twist of his body looked wrong and he appears to…

First, I want to stress just how horrific of an accident this is..

When I don't wear mascara people ask me if I'm dying of stage 4 cancer, so Uma, I feel yew heavy.

As one that followed the case closely, there were many details printed in the Muncie Star Press beginning with the original attack in 2012. Victim was in gym shorts and a tee shirt in his home when the woman stormed in uninvited. Refusing to leave when repeatedly asked, she went crazy and attacked him.

"(whose testicles were treated at Ball Memorial Hospital)"

As he's trying to drive away from Noah's settlement, Rick runs into a van and a bunch of limbless zombies pour out of the back. It's crazy fucked-up, and it's obviously related to that field of severed limbs the group saw earlier. Does this have something to do with the Whisperers?

Even with her dead we're not free from Beth's folksy caterwauling.

People seem to be missing the fact that Tyreese saw the zombie twin as he was looking around the house and choose to not take him out right away which turned out to be his fatal mistake. Kind of showing that Tyreese was so done with it all that he wouldn't even try and take out a potential threat before continuing…

I've been reading the comic for years now. Anyone who has died in the show and comic, or even when someone dies in the comic, and not in the show, or vice versa with roles switched and reversed, I have not been upset about them dying, since technically they already died to me in the comic. Hershal's death, not a…

I cried so hard last night.