They were like, "The plan went to hell" and I was like, "No? Someone just pull Sasha aside for a minute, continue with relatively non-stupid plan?"

The TWD fandom on Tumblr should be required to post some sort of Eye Rolling Inducement Advisory.

I mean, he tried to teach Beth and we all saw how that ended. Speaking of which, Korl was holding the Killer Baby an awful lot in this episode…

Look, if Seth Gillam wants real lines, he's just going to have to go back to Teen Wolf.

The Mormon side of my family and I are going to be a whole lot less estranged if the ZA ever comes to pass. Think of the food supplies! And the munitions! And the Bibles, which this show has led me to believe are somehow key to survival during a ZA. BYOB, obviously.

Well, they've had Us, Them, and Alone, so I'm pulling for Ya'll.

We are the walking dead.

"The soap is made of people!?"

Oh, God, why must I be in the key demographic. Why, Father Gabriel, why is this my penance to bear?

I really, really don't want to watch that spin off. But they put my beloved Lexa from The 100 on it and now I just don't know what to do.

And Herschel made it rain!

Get out. Get out while you can!

I liked some moments, and then in between a lot felt empty. Carol and Daryl in the woods were good. Michonne and Sasha were good. In a weird way, Eugene and Abraham were good. I liked the quiet sense of desperation during the first half of the episode. "We are the walking dead" didn't really work for me - I actually…

They had the Magical Get Out of Death Free Symbolic Music Box.

Soooooooo many trees.

Seriously. And what's the worst thing that can happen? Eugene dies? This is what we call a win-win scenario, Ricktator.

I'm not kidding when I say that I'm pretty sure you were supposed to take it as religious symbolism. Like the ark during the flood. It was all over the place in this episode.

That was generally okay. I actually preferred it to last week. I guess I'm glad that losing two people so close together wasn't brushed off. The problem I have right now is that the writing simply isn't str enough to avoid pitfalls like over obvious symbolism and the need to tell rather than show, so everything ends…

Two hilarious lines: "we are the walking dead." And "my name is Aaron. I bring good news."

Damn sports.