I don't understand how Karen is going to survive that hit, although it seems like she will from the set-up at the end of the show.  Eyes open, no movement and bleeding out of a cracked open skull usually means death.  I'd think even immediate or soon enough that no ambulance could get her in time when it happened in…

Especially with them all having a laugh at the gay community that sent Frank the candy and whatnot.

Yeah.  What if he lost the lanyard as you might expect from a kid or anybody with something on their key chain? Talk about a major guilt trip.

I like this commercial, but until reading this article, I don't think it ever registered with me that it was for AT&T.

Why were Milton and Herschel at the meeting?  Wouldn't both Rick and the Governor want guys who could fight? I understand the dramatic intention of having each person meet their counterpart, but if you aren't bringing them into the meeting and they are not going to be relied upon to give advice, why have them there?…

Vonnegut, not Bradbury.

I thought about that too.  Back at that time, it seemed like it was a newly common thing.  The Adam Walsh case really sticks out in my mind.  I don't know if, looking back, there was more kidnappings or not happening, but I was also scared out of my mind at that time, so, for me, it really fits in with my memories of…

Who are the McClarens and Sorensens? I don't remember seeing them onscreen.

I loved this episode, but really wish they would make Lennie James a regular. He's a strong actor the likes of which they have not had on this show. He'd give the series a well-needed strong lead on the good guy side. And this may be wishful thinking, but maybe one day they could have rid the show of Rick and made…

I think I've been more tolerant of Jimmy than most, but you're absolutely right after this episode. Even though Jimmy has been a dick in the past, this was completely out of character for him and made him completely unsympathetic. First, he's always known that Fiona came as a package with the other kids and he hasn't…

I thought the Kevin and V stuff was hilarious. I liked it as comedic relief. Sure, it's completely unrealistic, but I was laughing my ass off. And when Fiona came over and said she had no idea what type of biblical shit was going on over there? Comedy gold.

It's amazing how much better she looks as a blonde. I was shocked since I'd never found her remotely attractive.

Agreed that the show gets very absurd, especially with Frank, who I find funny, but it's getting harder and harder to believe he manages to get away with all the terrible things he does, although the heart transplant is still the worst. But I don't think they'd ever consider giving up Liam. The siblings only have each…

I would absolutely run, too. Cowardly in hindsight, perhaps, but the survival instinct is a strong one. If Nineteen Eighty-Four teaches us nothing else, it's that.

I agree. I also thought this was one of the best so far this year. I like that they were back in the study room and back at the school. The constant excursions away from the school seemed to be hurting the show. Plus, when you're not there, you lose characters like the Dean, who is one of the best on the show. I'm…

I agree about Stan. I really like his character and that actor, so I'm glad they're making him as central a protagonist for the show as the two nominal leads. His reaction to Nina's revelation was heart-breaking. You know he must have realized that he had encouraged what she did, even if he only was trying to safely…

I've never seen that done before. I guess I am not watching the right movies.

Yeah, they could do that, but they still need to communicate covertly to send important, truthful information. They couldn't have it both ways.

Andrea sucks, but I can understand her not killing the Governor. Killing a man in his sleep in cold blood has to be a pretty damn hard thing to do, no matter who you are,
even in the zombie apocalypse. I think the character is supposed to be peace loving and looking to bring everyone together, to stop the violence…

I would like to see the Governor and Rick die and Tyrese become the leader of the survivors of the coming battle.