What I liked about the women was that they were bad asses but in a very realistic manner. Starbuck wasn't stronger than the men, but she was a great tactician, marksman, and pilot, all skills that are very realistic for a woman to excel at. Oh, and she wasn't tainty....she was very tomb boyish....which apperently is the opposite of the actress' personality.

The actor who played Shane was interviewed and said that Shane basically wanted to be put down by Rick. That he knew that he was spiraling out of control and that he could not continue down that path.

Merle will be the "Governor"

The next time my wife really tweaks me, I'm going to pause, take a deep breath, and remind myself that it could be worse .... I could be married to Lori.

I want to put a red hot poker through her eye socket - very - slowly.

On "talking dead" they kept referencing a prison scene. I must have totally missed it. Where was it? I would like to go back and check it out. Thanks.

That's it??? No more chatter today???

I haven't read the graphic novels, so I want to know who the cloaked character with the sword was at the end of last night's episode. Good guy, bad guy? I'm assuming the 2 people with no arms chained to him were walkers, but couldn't they still bite? Why would it be helpful to have 2 walkers chained to you? Wouldn't this just slow you down? I'm confused.