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I can't click at work, but you don't need to mark it as a spoiler if it is from season 1.

I don't feel tardy

Apparently there is a deleted scene in the season one DVDs where they go back to see the Vito's and found everyone was slaughtered but not by walkers.

I'm saving my treat bags too. We will see

I'm kind of curious to see where this goes. I just started working at Duke but haven't looked around that area much yet.

Especially Glenn. He was next in line at the trough in the first episode. He saw what they were doing to people first hand. And then add in eating Bob's leg on top of all of it. He should have been next in line with the machete.

I think they were burying all of the bodies. Rick and Tyreese were each digging a grave at the end. They only lost Bob, so something else has to go in that second one. Not only that, but Abraham also joined in on the brutality. He was bashing in a guy's skull repetitively with the butt of his gun.

Or Merle's hand.

Great, now I have to add water balloons to the list of things I'm scared of. ISIS wearing externally padded football helmets armed with water balloons, we are all doomed.

She had a massive zombie bite from Milton and was then shot off camera. So yeah, they didn't show her die, but if nothing else, she's a walker now.

Yeah, that's a good point. The only other possibility is someone they know but haven't seen in a while. I don't think anyone fits that bill at this point.

That's why I'm thinking it is either Beth or someone completely new.

It's going to be someone other than Carol with Daryl. Beth or Morgan, who knows, but definitely someone different. That's the only reason to end the episode like that. I guess that sets them up for trying to rescue Beth and/or Carol for the rest of this half season.

I'm still trying to picture how the homeless of America would even go about getting ebola in the first place. They're not going to be hopping onto a plane to Africa any time soon.

I'm glad they brought the red machete back. I don't really have much more to say about last night's show. I don't know, it just felt a bit predictable this week. That and giving a sad emotional death to a character no one really cared about feels like a total waste.

It's probably more of a coach thing, but I hate any time they use compete as a noun. "I wasn't happy with our compete out there today".

Maybe the can resurrect Chris Farley and have him voice the Hulk.

Spader is pretty damn creepy in that. I'm excited for his voice over work in this.

They must have figured it out by now. If they've been around this long, they've seen someone die by natural causes and then turn. The governors crew knew it and they were never at the CDC.

I'm picturing the old Itchy and Scratchy cartoon from an episode of the Simpsons back in the early 90s where Itchy tricks Scratchy into eating part of his stomach and the piece keeps popping up on his plate over and over.

I guess we were right with Bob. But it should have been Tyreese instead. His whiny guy storyline sucks, especially now that we know he didn't kill that guy in the shack. The guy was threatening to murder a baby and he left him alive. Pathetic.

They were Hanna-Barbera, weren't they?

I really wish they had left out the scene with Downey and the bartender. That throwaway portion of the story was very uncomfortable. I'm leaving this vague description in case others plan on seeing the movie, but I'm sure you know what I'm talking about.

I went to The Judge with the wife this past weekend. It was kind of predictable, but not bad. It was worth the free passes we had.

I had a flu shot last Thursday for the 2nd time ever. My new job (working for a hospital) requires it. By Sunday night I came down with something and just today I'm finally starting to feel better. My wife has not had any signs of catching what I have (and she thinks it's ebola). I'm not ready to pin this one on the shot, but I can see why people would think that. Mine was just a minor annoyance though, there's no way this is the flu.