My only real complaint about the episode, overall, was the revelation that we did not in fact learn Sophie's real name despite the brief tease about it. I don't think that was really necessary, given that they brought it up in a very natural way.

My only real complaint about the episode, overall, was the revelation that we did not in fact learn Sophie's real name despite the brief tease about it. I don't think that was really necessary, given that they brought it up in a very natural way.

Man, I'd probably kill to have the ability to go back in time for when they improvised that first 2000 year-old man bit in the green room.

Man, I'd probably kill to have the ability to go back in time for when they improvised that first 2000 year-old man bit in the green room.

While I don't think that the Governor honestly thinks that Merle turned on him, but I knew that Merle was essentially a dead man the moment he decided to lie to him about Michonne. And he knew it, too, or else he'd have said something rather than just hope she never came back.

While I don't think that the Governor honestly thinks that Merle turned on him, but I knew that Merle was essentially a dead man the moment he decided to lie to him about Michonne. And he knew it, too, or else he'd have said something rather than just hope she never came back.

I'd take the Human Rights Campaign's condemnations more seriously if they actually did anything useful, like campaigning for human rights.

I'd take the Human Rights Campaign's condemnations more seriously if they actually did anything useful, like campaigning for human rights.

I really enjoyed the episode, except the actress playing Helena really gets into some 'opening my mouth wider means I'm upset'-style high school acting in the last few scenes. The dialogue they gave her doesn't help.

I really enjoyed the episode, except the actress playing Helena really gets into some 'opening my mouth wider means I'm upset'-style high school acting in the last few scenes. The dialogue they gave her doesn't help.

One scene I think was phenomenal that I'm surprised the review didn't touch on is when Rick finds out Carol is still alive. There's a wonderful wordless conversation between the two of them after she sees the baby and turns to Rick to ask about Lori and sees that she doesn't need to. The resulting exchange of facial…

One scene I think was phenomenal that I'm surprised the review didn't touch on is when Rick finds out Carol is still alive. There's a wonderful wordless conversation between the two of them after she sees the baby and turns to Rick to ask about Lori and sees that she doesn't need to. The resulting exchange of facial…

Personally, I think the high point of Peter's transformation is his body language. He becomes more and more like an Observer over the course of this episode, and in the final scene with Olivia he moves and looks around the room exactly like the Observers do.

Personally, I think the high point of Peter's transformation is his body language. He becomes more and more like an Observer over the course of this episode, and in the final scene with Olivia he moves and looks around the room exactly like the Observers do.

Nah. At the risk of sounding like I've got an agenda on the issue, they're really… I dunno, I'd say the word is picky about making sure you die when they want you to.

Nah. At the risk of sounding like I've got an agenda on the issue, they're really… I dunno, I'd say the word is picky about making sure you die when they want you to.

You really can't judge planetary demographics based on a single US prison. US prison demographics aren't even an accurate representation of the US population, let alone a global one.

You really can't judge planetary demographics based on a single US prison. US prison demographics aren't even an accurate representation of the US population, let alone a global one.

#2 — I've always been of a theory that it's a body language thing. When you're Wesen, I'd be surprised if you didn't get so used to people not noticing your game face that you'd pick up on it if someone doesn't just casually ignore it. If Hank can pick up on it (and he has), then someone who's grown up with this…

#2 — I've always been of a theory that it's a body language thing. When you're Wesen, I'd be surprised if you didn't get so used to people not noticing your game face that you'd pick up on it if someone doesn't just casually ignore it. If Hank can pick up on it (and he has), then someone who's grown up with this…