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I got it, seemed obvious. Just not obvious enough, I guess?

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They're doing an amazing job of providing new plot ideas and twists from week to week. Such a basic concept allows for a surprisingly rich and complex plot.

1. Not yet, that I saw. 2. I think he's blaming the zombies and the whole catastrophe in general, along with himself. 3. I presume that its belly contained a goodly portion of Lori's body, which it seems like he'd come for (at least in part), but he couldn't even get that release. Seemed to me...

Agreed, there were some fun ideas!

Great props!

Wackier and wackier!

He doesn't die then, he dies later when saving Carol, and definitely sacrifices himself (though he know that, having been bit, he'll be a zombie before long, so he'd have to be put down at some point anyway). EW's recaps explain what you missed.

I'll speak for those who really enjoyed the new Star Trek movie, and am a very long time fan of TOS, TNG, etc.

I think the jump to Victor was for Halloween; I suspect it won't happen much, likely not until next Halloween.

Bad decisions and plot holes aren't at all the same thing.

Just subscribed, thanks for the suggestion!

Definitely a good episode.

Cheesy, indeed, but I really like it.

Fantastic tension (and usually, heroism) every week. Very enjoyable!

Previews indicate we'll see more of them next week. It was a good episode. This season's been very strong.

If you don't get the PM you need, definitely ask on Stack Overflow. Best place, bar none, for asking such questions.

For better or worse, seeing Emmanuelle in late-puberty had a tremendous effect on my adult perspective on what's sexy. Mostly better, I suppose. Esophageal and lung cancer is a horrible way to die. Don't smoke, kids, seriously.

I'm with you on assumptions and guesses. Precisely why I think the "no one has killed Hitler" line of reasoning is full of holes, my assumptions and guesses, and yours.

Big assumption that mankind makes it to "forever", much less even another million years.