I feel like they also needed to try and lose the boat that was following them, right? They said something about being able to lose the radar signal close to the coast I think. So I guess the Ranger Station felt like the best option.

Speaking of "just look at the flowers," I see we got a return of that tonight with "Just wave goodbye to the nice people!" And then wave and wave because it took seemingly several minutes for that shot to go off for some reason.

I believe the show is trying to sow doubt as to Strand's character, as evidenced by the issue of whether it actually is his boat or not coming up tonight + sketchy phone call he made to anonymous person. I think they are clearly planting seeds for him to be not as altruistic as he seems to be.

That's funny, because I wasn't into the first season as a whole EXCEPT for Titus. I thought he was far and away the breakout star/character, he was always on point for me.

But I thought he had an allergic reaction to the latex and couldn't use them?

Ah, yes. She seems to have reached the breaking point that many have reached recently, haha.

"Also, Titus’ use of “You know there’s a special place in hell for women who don’t help other women.” is a slam against Taylor Swift, who offered that Madeline Albright quote after Fey and Amy Poehler gave a Swift a slight dusting when they hosted the Golden Globes."

So um…did they just have unprotected sex in the back of a police cruiser then? Haha

Totally agree with you. They're supposed to be living in a shitty apartment but that place actually looks much nicer than mine, haha. Cozy and kitschy and well-lived in. Or maybe it's just that, as time goes on and we start to fall in love with these characters, we start to fall in love with their place as well—like…

Welcome to 2016! It's just a great character, don't matter who he is. We gays have been identifying with you straights since the beginning of time, haha

Well I mean—Clarke had to kill one of the people she lost directly, with Raven watching, Octavia had to watch Lincoln die. Monty killed his own mother this episode. These are all, I believe, people that these characters knew much longer than Jasper knew Maya. As much as I feel for him, I think he will not survive this…

I agree. All of the tension in this episode hinged on characters we previously believed to be very intelligent, careful and capable all of a sudden making rash decisions and lashing out in service of the plot/telling A.L.I.E. random tidbits of information. I lost it when Niylah ran into the room just because she…

I think he just needs some new lovin'

Bob's biggest competition is probably Thorgy. The things she does well, Bob does too.

Yeah out of the people in the bottom, Robbie was probably the person she could have sent home the easiest. She wasn't gonna send home Chi Chi to a high energy song.

I love "I Love It" (teehee). I'm with you. It immediately makes me wanna dance. I would've been getting my life in that studio.

I think I'm leaving my claws in this week. I like being nice. Also I'm allergic to cats.

Mmmm—I feel like I see them fighting it out in the top 3. I think those two and Kim Chi are still the three queens who have far and away done the best this season so far.

The zombies, like the writers, take a little while to remember what show they're on.

I think the truth is somewhere in between the two of your statements. TWD certainly does a lot of character development, it just makes no goddamn sense most of the time.