I’m repeating things other people have said, but that scene where Elizabeth met the guy in Mexico was so good, especially the way the score perfectly turned into We Do What We’re Told (which then drowned out the speaker, but we don’t really need to hear him anyway). I listened to Peter Gabriel’s album So repeatedly…

I very much enjoyed them both tripping on the outlet boxes in the opening scene.

Jared’s nonchalant trauma slips are so fucking funny, Zach Woods is incredible.

Soylent Green’s The Walking Dead Stray Observations: Bad Santa and The Walking Dead Fan Theory of Shared Universe is Confirmed Edition:

“They’re still hammering in Hilltop. What they’re building? Who knows. But they’re still pounding away on something.”

Enid isn’t entirely wrong to question how the hell these oddballs have survived, let alone thrived, for so long, but the show is wisely unconcerned with that.

The “does he know?” stink eye is way more effective when Tuco Salamanca does it.

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I also hate the way the reviews for future episodes are lined up on the left hand side of the screen. I don’t want to see the title of a review for episode 8 when I’ve just finished episode 1.

Fourteen comments. Remember when Survivor here had hundreds? Thanks, Kinja.

It would be hilarious if it turns out that Costa Ronin’s character is not actually Russian.

The moment The Americans’ Oleg showed up at the hospital the Russian spy games became infinitely more exciting.

Soylent Green’s The Walking Dead Stray Observations: Korl’s Scooby Doo Adventures Edition

I was hoping that the bartender would hand him cider. I know Zima is funnier, but “like beer but delicious” is an almost perfect description of hard cider.

Christ, do I miss Disqus. The “Agent ____” threads were beautiful.

As the late Douglas Adams had it, “Mostly Armless.”

Am I the only one who saw that header picture and thought they were both calmly sitting in a car up past the windows in water?

I felt like Elaine in Seinfeld watching The English Patient during this episode... “Just die already!!!”

Soylent Green’s The Walking Dead Stray Observations: Korl Gets Saved Off Camera by Eugene Special Edition

That weaponized honeypot Carrie pulled was interesting. She doesn’t get to do traditional spy stuff much anymore. This said, Elizabeth Jennings would have been more convincing. But those were wilder times.