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That's pretty nice and it almost makes up for that traaaaaageeeek necklace.

Lucky bitch

HELLO!

It's more likely to be something like PTSD. He is severely traumatized by everything he's been going through and the ringing in his ears before he lost it suggests he had (a major, unstoppable) episode. and I would be beyond stunned if they ever killed him.

I see you have become a fan Remind me -- which signature are you talking about? lol

Don't tell me you've never seen Henry Cavill in MAN OF STEEL??!!! If anything, you put it on mute and stare at his gorgeousness for two hours!

How was that what you meant? Yep!

So sad. Not surprising, but sad, dammit.

It's not. Michael was redeemed over the course of about eight--eight!--years. It was slow, honest, and well-done. There's nothing jarring about it because we saw him change and evolve--until the horrible writing and character getting thrown out the window. Kevin, on the other hand...

I love accounts such as this one! Although it is horridly written (it was difficult to get through it), I really appreciate the behind-the-scenes look of sorts!

Oh dear God in Heaven... I wasn't ready. I could never be ready for this.

Yeah, there seems to have been another purging. :(

It was, wait for it, the last twenty seconds of an episode from 2003 and then the end credits! God forbid that is available on YouTube!

Does it matter, though? I don't think he's ever going to be a popular or well liked character (at least I know I don't care to know much about him) so I just chalked it all down to him having lost his damn mind. I think that's all the motivation the writers have been exhibiting.

This stuff was almost unbearable. I hope it's a short storyline.

This was a fantastic episode. So many great moments with Gabriel, Glenn, Noah and Eugene (ugh, I hate saying that). Eugene finally grew up and become something less than useless. I'm glad he stood up to Aiden's friend. These Alexandrians need to get better at protecting themselves and learn how to LISTEN. It hasn't dawned on them yet that Rick's group knows what they're doing? Noah said he had dreams about the future? I should have known he wouldn't survive. His death was really, really graphic and horrid. His "don't let go" was heartbreaking and so much more than just a plead to save his life. The exploding walker was awesome. And Francine kicked some ass. Gabriel. His psychotic warning about Rick's group got me SO angry. Ugh. That f-cker!

Is seriously no one watching live? LMAO! Y'all are usually on point.

"Motherdick"

I love how every episode starts with a one of the characters' private psychological distress moments. They may have an easier life now but the suffering hasn't ended. He caused that walker to explode! Damn.

Carol in fake housewife mode continues to be beyond hilarious. I just can't.

I was being sarcastic. I've seen Palmer in all his mean, nasty, controlling, overbearing glory and that's why I can't easily reconcile that with him being comic relief, especially since JM played it the same lol

Why would he hate it? He had great material about doing paperwork by the kitchen, bitching at Del and mistreating Opal! It was funny!

Everyone commenting on Rick's face was predictable but pretty funny. The best part of the whole episode was Carol pretending to be some kind of supreme housewife and then telling Daryl to take a shower, who tells her that she looks ridiculous in her suburban goddess outfit. I love the idea that it is Rick's group (so far) that is actually the threat. It seems they could easily take over the whole community. I'm loving Alexandria because obviously something's going to go wrong but I have no idea what. And Enid is mysterious enough to keep me guessing, although I don't know if I'm up for Carl teenage romance angst.