Rick and Aaron, with the applesauce. Judith, at the barn.

There are literally no lengths that some parents will not go to to try and force the gay out of their kids, up to and including beating them to death. Some people have more love for their ignorance and/or religion than they do for their own children.

I fear you're right.

Because they're not getting flack right now for having two men kissing?

Seemed to me like Rick's paranoia was more likely to get people killed on this episode than Michone's hope.

I took it as Aaron misreading how batshit crazy Rick was, and thinking that his perfectly logical points explaining why poisoning the applesauce would be pointless and stupid would prevent him from having to eat food he hates.

Because Sean Penn is a completely humorless pile of self-satisfaction.

It also happens to have been 50 years since the March….and in light of the shenanigans the Republican party have been pulling regarding voting rights in the Southern states over the past several years, including the gutting of the Voting Rights Act by the Supreme Court last year, I'd say Selma was extraordinarily…

I liked all the biopics to varying degrees, but thought Selma suffered from too much exposition. Which was disappointing, because that cast was really strong, and I think would have excelled if they'd gotten to talk less, and act more. The same is also true of Cumberbatch in Imitation Game; for a character who was…

What he was saying was amazing, but his delivery was a little too awkward. I thought Common did a much better job.

I found it interesting that, by and large, the most annoying speeches were from the "smaller" awards (the Best Live Action Short guy from Australia was particularly annoying) whereas the bigger ones were generally really good (Iñárritu, whom I disliked more and more each time he spoke, notwithstanding). Usually, it's…

Because she's over 30, and the show is on the CW.

"Also, don't bang your step-brother!"

THAT'S THE JOKE.

I take my Kinnaman by the inch.

WHAT DID THE BLANKS MEAN???

I see Comedy Central has discontinued its recent policy of roasting people with actual talent.

Close as you're going to get for a superhero show…which is probably as it should be. If you needs tits and cursing, watch Boardwalk Empire.

Everyone already knows that, Nunez.

It wouldn't be any less creepy with my REAL AV Club avatar.