"Michael McKean's ashen, dead eyed face, was perfectly acted as well."

Martha can still make it through, yet! Not one person suspects here.

You would probably drop her like he drops Chuck. At least for a time.

All this, honestly, makes Nebraska Jimmy all the more heartbreaking. It honestly looks like his whole life was pretty much shit. He makes the most of it, obviously, but goddamn it is always pouring.

I get the feeling we are nearing the start of the Saul moniker.

This one was on par with "Down" from season 2. Just as heartbreaking/unfair.

Thomas Schnauz, actually.

It felt like an intentional nod to Trevor (GTA V)

He is absolutely getting a nod for it.

I didn't think it was possible, but this episode eclipsed "Five-O". Everything about this was heartbreaking.

The longer time goes on, the less he seems to know about being a public figure.

It explains why she thinks risking the chance of getting ran over by a train is a good idea.

Honestly, though, Ian had to face the military at some point. It is good that the weight of court marshall has been lifted.

It has got to be some kind of perverse art form to consistently fool the audience like this.

At least they can't pull a Scythe 2.0

His character made more sense as a on-off again zombie.

There are between 2015 and 2043

Worst on television? I can't even imagine how big the rock you must be living under is, because it isn't anywhere near close to the worst.

I don't know about the relieved tension thing. This entire episode was tense and several decisions were pretty nice payoffs. Yeah, Glenn didn't kill that asshole for two reasons: this show desperately needs someone who will refuse to cross a certain line (something Michonne is too inconsistent to commit to) and it…

I got the feeling from the look on Rick's face that he suddenly realized how nuts he must look.