This ep definitely had a PTSD vibe to it…also when everyone huddled up together on the floor and refused to be separated, it made me think of a stray litter of kittens who cluster together for protection when brought to a shelter.

Also, Carl: "I lost my mom. Actually, I killed her. I had to be the one to do it."

Captain Douchebag = totally a Buckeyes fan. Ugh.

I get it. And I did read your intent a bit as "when is Maggie gonna show dem titties" - but in reality, none of the women who have made it this far into the zombie apocalypse aren't dressing stylishly. Aint no Carrie Bradshaws running around the woods, and we can't all be rocking daisy dukes like Rosita! (Is there a…

"Don't let Carol be a teacher" - LOL. Or head of the PTA. But I only shot that kid because I HAD to!

I also vote for Darryl as baby nanny. I just want to see how the Alexandria people react to him pushing a stroller down the street while spearing any squirrel he happens upon.

Daryl's clearly the best hunter. Carol can sell his squirrel meat to the Alexandrites as "squab" or whatever the foodie word for squirrel is getting by as now.

I was really glad Stephen Yeun finally got some good screen time in this episode besides comforting Maggie. I want him to have more fight scenes and humorous lines. Remember all the way back in season 1 when he actually got some funny dialogue?

I agree, I think Glenn purposely backed off at first to see how the two Alexandrites would handle themselves and what their skill level was. And also I think he was a little flabbergasted that they'd be f—king with the zombies, just for the hell of it, and also maybe had the attitude that, if these guys are dumb…

No, he said he showered and she said something about him needing another one.

Were you expecting those houses to contain stilettos and an impractical dress lest Deanna give her a job as the town whore?

The apocalypse is all about comfort over style. If it were me I'd be looking for sweatpants and good socks. Their feet must be a mess after months on the road.

I'm confused - what the hell happened to the people who used to live in those houses?? If they were forced out by zombies, wouldn't that place be overrun? How were all those places so pristine after that long? And why were there so many available empty ones? I'm just amazed that that kind of real estate isn't filled…

I don't know how, one or two years into the apocalypse, no matter how sheltered their community is, they've (the Alexandrites) survived being don't without being able to effectively kill a zombie. Or haven't figured out that it isn't a good idea to keep them around just to f—k with them. That hasn't come back to bite…

I love that Carol suggested to Daryl that he take a second shower. My father who was watching the show for the first time, said, "is she his mother?"
And I do wish Daryl had taken the hint from Rick and cleaned himself up - he should have seen how aaaaall the ladies be noticin Love Actually under all that Unabomber.

and WHY the chest? It's not like a woman shaving her legs for the first time in months. Shaving your chest isn't something you do when you're just re-entering society for the first time. Or did his brain go to 'hey, maybe I'll get laid" once the blonde hairdresser showed up? I also was kind of disappointed that…

I think it was intentionally supposed to look awkward - he's been away from it for so long he's dressing like a mall security guard.

why haven't they eaten her yet? we all know babies taste the best!

And she also looked younger! she's supposed to be what, a year or so now, and she definitely looked younger in this episode than in the ones with the murderous little girls.

so I guess we're all just ignoring the reveal that Darryl's a self-harmer?