When Desi spoke in tongues I lost it. I rewound it several times and laughed harder every time.

I haven't seen a whole lot of backlash actually but I'd imagine that whatever outrage there is has to do more with whether or not he REALLY needed to die this soon or not than it does with the general make up of the episode (also the gain a black guy, kill a black guy thing). I don't think I've seen anyone talk ill of…

I can totally respect that. It really is totally subjective at the end of the day. To be honest, now that I've had some time removed from the episode I actually appreciate it more than I did last night.

…Yo I hadn't actually thought of that. That'd be such a ballsy change that I'm kind of hoping it happens now lol

Yeah him continuing to run with a messed up ankle really bothered the hell out of me. Also yeah, Ty may not be fast but it's still ridiculous that he was getting lapped by Noah every time.

Ah you're probably right, I forgot about the bodies in the truck. I'm still thinking The Whispers are gonna make an appearance though.

I won't argue that it this was a more well crafted episode than Coda (though I did love the spaghetti Western feel of that episode along with the Sheriff Rick ressurection) nor that the episode is sadder (due to the fact that Coda was focusing on a more tense situation whereas this was more of a slow burn) but my…

"NORMAL?! Take it again"

He mentioned how there were some lunatics running around wearing "their skin"

Good God that cold open

I mean…are you surprised? Despite the fact that the show's improved in a big way this season the foreshadowing on the show still isn't very subtle (especially if you're the observant type). Never has been really.

Anybody feel like they're slowly building up to Glenn's death by having him interact with bats (anyone who reads the comics knows what I'm talking about)? First at the pig trough and then in this episode where he took it from the house? I may be reading too much into it but let's just say I won't be surprised if…

There was a lot that worked in the episode but I feel like Tyreese's death was problematic from the jump. Not only does it not really feel needed in the grand scheme of things (I mean we JUST lost Beth) but the whole set up was ridiculous. How in the hell did the kid walker get out of his room in the first place and…

Due to the entire top half of the bodies being gone my money's on The Whispers. In the comics they're a group that runs around wearing Walker skin and Morgan alluded to them back in "Clear".

That's definitely the most experimental episode The Walking Dead's ever done. Even though there were things that frustrated me during the episode I, at the very least, can appreciate them taking a big chance artistically here. It was sort of a mess but it was quite a beautiful mess.

In her defense this is Matt goddamn Donovan we're talking about here

I just realized that Enzo's technically the big bad of the show now…ew.

Well with Jeremy embarking on his maiden voyage to *snicker*art school*snort* there's gonna be a vacancy in the cast that I'm sure he'd fill out quite nicely.

It's probably because he's the only person in the cast right now who does seems to be having an absolute blast right now

Seriously, he's like a child throwing a tantrum. I'm also beyond the bad brother shaming of Stefan seeing as how he was the only person on the show who actually grieved naturally.