DesertCyclist

How did Alicia know Martha was simply injured and hadn't been bitten?

I hate it when writers force characters to act stupid or illogical in service of the plot. I blame Lost for this phenomenon. After this season's last episode I'm done with all flavors of TWD.

"And YOU get asylum, and YOU get asylum -- everyone gets asylum!"

I'm surprised Hulu or Amazon hasn't snatched it up yet.

What a minute... wut?

If a movie were to ever be made based on the PlayStation series Uncharted and they need a Nathan Drake, I think they could do worse than Matt Lanter. Hopefully he's not acrophobic!

The only thing that makes sense to me is that certain folks within Delos want to secretly replace the rich and powerful with identical hosts, facilitating their eventual takeover of the real world.

So have Wyatt and Lucy traveled from the future to a point in time in the past in which they already exist?

There should be an entire series of Aaron jogging. Oh -- and maybe showering!

Sorry, but what does Eco man mean?

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I actually thought she was dead, then I realized I must've confused her with another character that also lacks development.

My suspicion is that either she's playing a long con, or she's attracted to Rittenhouse because of her history of abuse. Once he gets abusive -- and I think he will -- my money is on her flipping sides.

I agree, and she's horribly underutilized here. Also, I loathed Maggie Grace's character Shannon on Lost, but I like her as Althea here, so I'm not if Grace has grown as an actress or if she's been that good all along.

Awesome to recognize Betty Gabriel. I was floored by her performance as the housekeeper in Get Out.

One of the best episodes in quite a while.

I'd share a cell with Foley.

More gratuitous shirtlessness, please!

Waiting for the episode in which they change the future in such a way that they can't return to it.

Was he the investment broker or whatever?

Alec Baldwin looks better than I've seen him in quite a while.

TIL Mulder and Scully's son is Bobby Briggs.

I want to know where Madison got that throw.

This season isn't working for me -- it feels disjointed and unfocused, and characters are falling into the frustrating Lost trap of repeatedly not doing the obvious things (like not killing Negan despite being offered ample opportunity) -- so I'm watching the rest of the season only because I bought the season pass on iTunes. It's a sad day when I find the latest season of Fear The Walking Dead more compelling.

Sigh... I enjoyed this episode, and it definitely had its moments, but I'm on the fence about Justin Hartley. I typically restrict my negative criticism to larger creative choices and not comment on actors, but with Hartley's portrayal I never really buy into Kevin being a real person. It always feels like someone "acting" to me when Kevin's on screen, and I struggle with suspension of disbelief. I don't know if it's a conscious choice made by Hartley or if he isn't a strong dramatic actor. At times, I think it actually works because Kevin himself isn't all that authentic, but last night the only time I really felt there was honest depth was during Kevin's breakdown near the end. I'm sorry if my opinions offend Kevin or Hartley fans; I really do want to like Hartley.