John Goodman can read the phone book and make it awesome. To me, it had more to do with Goodman being a great actor than Smith getting lucky.

Eh…they got a laugh or two from me. It's amazing to me that Jason Mewes is actually still alive.

It was my understanding that Depp's take on that character was all Depp. That isn't a massive surprise, honestly.

The Rain Song is an utterly brilliant master class in restraint, something most bands never learn. This is one of the songs that really sparked my interest in altered tunings.

The whole solo section is deceptively awesome. The whole song kind of diverts into this whole other part that isn't anywhere else in the song, just so Page can rip that bizarre solo over the top of it. Pretty Genius.

Meh. The only thing that really matters is the classical sauce.

I think he found his voice more than anything.

I've seen Buress twice in the last year, and both times he KILLED. I'm really glad he's getting some recognition, because he's brilliant in Broad City.

It's AC/DC. Is a review really necessary? Here is a good one:

/me shines spotlight on the grave of Lori.

There was just something about the way the character was written that made her so inherently unlikeable. I think it was how she would swing from one persona to another, often in the span of one conversation with Beth. She'd start off as the empathetic shoulder to cry on, and when that didn't work it was on to "stiff…

This episode was good. I got a good laugh out of Rick shooting that cop in the head and punctuating it with "…shut up." See? He still has his sense of humor!

Key Takeaway: Baltimore is about as awesome as a zombie apocalypse.

Nah, this review isn't about how he'd rather sit in a practice space with a presumably shirtless Paul Stanley instead of going home to bang his girlfriend.

I often wonder how the Carl/Rick relationship would be on the show if Rick took to frequently referring to Lori around Carl as "your whore mother". I mean, the kid's gonna be screwed up no matter what. At least let Rick get some closure.

Rick: "Do you know how to handle a gun?"
Snoop: "Fo' shizzle."
*Rick stares at Snoop with head cocked to one side*
*Rick shoots Snoop*
Snoop (dying): Aw hell naw…

What an amazing apocalypse odd couple. You know…I'd actually be all in for a plot that kills off everyone but Abraham and Noah, and then without so much as a pause, just continues on with them.

Rape Liotta. He has a name, you know.

With T-Dog gone we've really needed to fill that void of someone who mortally wounds themselves completely by their own hand.

I will retroactively accept this B+ on the condition that there is a lot of ass kicking on the part of team Rick next week.