Does it count as in media res if the opening scene is only mentioned later, once it's happened (or the characters are aware it happened) not actually shown again? As I recall that's what the most recent episode did.

But it could also be hilarious, in the hands of the right writing team.

You can never have enough Sudeikis.

I'm more interested in where the billions of corpses went.

So BLOWN was raped and nobody's going to mention it? If BLOWN had been a woman would the reply have dismissed it as merely a case of the rapist being horny (rather than a sleep disorder), even if she "laughed it off" as a "bizarre incident"?

As soon as he came in semi-inebriated with the well-inebriated cop, I decided this is a continuation of his decline after being passed over by the Master. I haven't read the books, so this isn't a spoiler, but I forsee Eichorst pulling away and trying to start his own thing, if not getting into an uneasy alliance with…

They'd have to buy the rights from Nixie:

Fun fact: the flying selfie bracelet drone has been in development for a year.

Spielberg's interest wasn't a realistic or practical interface, it was an interface that looks good in a movie. Think of how boring and kludgey it usually is watching someone on TV or in a movie use a computer or smart phone: static screens, giant type, reciting text for the sake of the audience, stationary actors,…

About the only successful implementation of the idea is Nintendo's Wii. Microsoft tried something with the Kinect, but I get the impression it's mostly devolved to a voice-control interface (I've never used one).

I like how they managed to turn Yonge-Dundas Square into a convincing public plaza, instead of the cold corporate shilling platform it is.

There is a building in Toronto that somehow ended up with the American spelling:

Were the four left alive "special"? The reanimated ones were mindless.

Is this the first mention of Beth's abandonment issues since the pilot? I had completely forgotten that aspect of her and her relationship with Rick.

Mei Lin was instructed to assassinate Chabi, not the Khan. She asks permission to kiss her but is denied, and later fires her arrow at Chabi.

I really dislike that this episode framed Caputo's nice guy inclinations as nothing more than the selfish need for praise from others. Particularly the scene with his girlfriend in the kitchen – she even blames him for waking the baby, when she was the one shouting – as if his sacrifices, which there's no denying he…

Where did you see promiscuity among the gay characters on this show? Both leads are in committed monogamous relationships, as far as I recall.

And Sun coldly beats people up for money…

The idea that a biological or evolutionary process keeps track of the numeric date on a particular calendar system (and India has its own calendar, whoops) is preposterous, but it should be applied consistently if at all.

I really thought at some point they would cut to him in the bath and show What Must Not Be Shown on Television.