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I had never seen this, but TMZ (sorry) unearthed a dig Eddie took at Garrett Morris on WU. So maybe he was just mad David Spade stole his idea for a joke about a former cast member all those years later.

I must say that MGH in the casual black shirt at the police station while they brought (Poor!) Nate in was the best I've ever seen her look. She always seems to play the uptight professional, so that dressed-down look was great on her!

There's something really interesting about reading a straight story from Norm. It really highlights that much of his public persona is likely an "act." I like reading about his process a bit, it shows more of why people consider him a "comedian's comedian."

Plus, NPH has already been on the show.

I'm not sure a room full of celebrities and their +1s is the best audience to provide much laughter. I'm sure most of them are worried about how they look, who they can schmooze with next break, if the camera may be on them, how they will do in their upcoming skit, etc.

I get maybe 15 years ago, but why the all the ass kissing with Eddie Murphy now? And he couldn't even be bothered to do anything but come out, clap for himself and say thanks. Props to Dan Akroyd for reviving a bit. Would have liked to see more cast members do the same. And Why.The.Hell did Miley sing that when Paul Simon was actually there?!?!?!?

Am I the only one singing, "bewitched, beaten and beleaguered...?"

OK, I'm still distracted by Rachel pouring her coffee into the trash can after she told Sam her house had been sold. Who does that when there is a sink right there?!?

Someone did clear-up the wolves thing later Sunday night, but we're playing with it anyway! I also thought there was something Ty was confused about/figuring out while looking (so long) at those pictures of the twins. At the time, I thought maybe he was figuring out that Noah was a twin (not that he had twin brothers of a different age) and then they were going to find a walker that looked just like Noah to deal with.

But wasn't Lori wearing it on a chain around her neck before Rick came back? :)

The unfair wolves are my favorite thing today. I envision the town clearing walkers, burying their dead, setting up defenses, fortifying walls and then the wolves start coming. Cue Gob voice, "Come on!"

Is that what the graffiti said? lol!

Well, hello Chad Coleman.

I don't get how "families" are constantly split-up on this show. In a ZA, I'm sure as hell sticking with my kids/brother/husband no matter how small the errand! In addition to the chomping teeth, I got a good scare out of hallucination-Gov'na turning into real-world zombie as he lunged at Ty.

Very short chat with Gimple, Lincoln and Yeun on Buzzfeed. No spoilers!

When Joan confronted Gruner outside, I saw O-Ren and was kind of hoping he'd give her a reason to take him down.

Buzzfeed article about Kitty's arc, and how it wasn't a typical rape-survivor's story. Seems some of the character's direction came from Lovibond herself.

I hate that the Michael Jackson-esque guy got away because the son's dad took the kid to Canada so he couldn't be forced to testify. I always thought they might re-visit him with another victim if MJ hadn't actually died. And I really, really hate the one with Blair Underwood where his ex makes a fake rape claim against him. As completely horrible as it is, I'm glad she got flambéed--I hated her sooooo much! The poor daughter, though :(

In case you've never played, it goes like this: The first person posits a "last person alive" scenario such as, "If I was the last person on Earth, I would gather all the books I could and read for the rest of my life in peace and quiet." (I mean, I have to use that for an example, right?) The second poster corrupts that scenario Monkey Paw-style (or, Twilight Zone style) and then makes their own scenario/wish: "Yes, but then your glasses break and you can no longer read. If I was the last person alive, I would set-up camp in the White House and re-enact episodes of The West Wing."

There are a few people already cast, but they are not saying how these other people will be incorporated. There will be flashbacks, so that is the most obvious solution. I am very curious how much a show could get away with in terms of one-man scenes.

I barely paid attention, so did I miss all three words/terms being said for Sam to start his "mission?" For a moment I thought that would be the "aha! they really do like each other" moment, when it is revealed Sam kissed Rachel without the hypnotizing/love potion/magic feather really in effect. But since he can't remember it, he did forget like he was instructed to, so must have been hypnotized, so....ehh, I don't really care.

I am so, so, so happy with how they have let Kitty accept and even take comfort in Joan. The easiest way to write her would be to have her at odds with Joan and rebelling against any help. Thank you, writers!

Pepper wasn't dead, so she shouldn't be there either way. Salty probably deserves "Heaven" since he never killed anyone (probably Pepper, too). But then, Ma Petite shouldn't be there since she's an innocent... I should know better than to try to rationalize later-season Ryan Murphy.

I'm just gonna be 5 for a moment...I totally lost it when the gang came back at 8 am and Leslie got up on the chair, leaned over, and Ron played a note on the sax. It was so stupid, but I laughed and laughed!

This is a very small thing, but I really enjoyed the authenticity of Kitty hearing Joan's boss's voice. The reason Joan put her phone on speaker, and the fact that she's a know user of the speaker function (whereas I never, ever use it) felt realistic. I know this is insanely small, but I appreciate it wasn't forced. Only a completely different note, am I the only person who, after all these years, still sings in my head: "Albania, Albania, You border on the Adriatic..." any time I hear anything about Albania? Every.Single.Time.