Drew a Penalty

Well, at least I was a bit more subtle about it. Here's hoping Parsley and Johnny don't read the thread until they see the episode.

Much of the episode is negotiating, a bit of drama, and then the ending. Seeing as how most everyone probably DVRed the episode, I won't reveal anything, but the ending answers a load of questions.

It's really slow until the last few minutes, but the ending is great.

Wow! That was a great way to leave off! Such a sad way to end it, but it continues character stories. Shane continues to be set up as the bad guy and only seems more and more like an ass. At least the group gets to stop searching for Sophia.

This has been a really slow episode thus far. It had a quick start and something looks to be happening. Hope this is a good midseason finale or I'll be pretty pissed.

Midseason Finale!

Midseason Finale at 9. Will the group find Sophia? Does the group leave Herschel's farm? Does someone die? Will Lori's baby trouble continue? Will Glenn and Maggie continue their relationship? Hope to get a few of those questions answered tonight.

I'm aware, but he'll still travel with the team. I found about Jagr's injury on Wednesday when he didn't play a period and a half.

Section 111, Row 22. There's still a great deal of tickets left on StubHub. None of them cheap. I went for the 100s for the leg room, I would have gone for the 300s, but my knees press against the seat in front of me and my son almost has the same problem.

Just got last minute tickets for tomorrow's Ranger game. Should be chance # 2 to see Jagr because he'll most likely have traveled with the team. Gonna get there early to see if I can catch some Rangers too.

There were at leas 10 of them and they were locked in. Why would they lock themselves in the barn and why wouldn't some of them try to escape if they were attacked? I think they're there for a reason.

How do you cure undead people? They're the living dead, if you cured them, wouldn't they just die? I don't think you can cure a decaying body. If there were to be a cure, it would most likely be used on people who had been bit, but didn't die at the hands of walkers.

Just making sure because I didn't want to ruin it for someone like JD who normally watches it a bit later.

My wife can spend an hour in one, that's why I hate them.

Grocery stores, I hate them, but that's because of my wife.

Injuries are shit, never be happy to have them unless they saved your life. Even if it brings you in the right direction, you'll feel like shit for a long time. I know because of both my knee and my wrist.

How the fuck do you get hit with a can of beans? Awkward fight with someone?

I'm just saying it's tough to manage a business like a dental office. Having gone from working for people to owning my own office, things get tougher.

I wish I could get worker's compensation, but unfortunately I don't have that privilege. I need to pay for my son's $33,000 tuition and manage my office. I should have been a dental surgeon or an orthodontist.

I understand back injuries because I have bad enough of a back that I have to go to my chiropractor pretty often and suffer random spasms, but I'm just saying, you should be resting, not going out to get drunk.

True. As a dentist, I can sit down, but for some stupid reason I decide to stand while working on patients. Kills my neck.

Unless he's doing some serious work at Macys, it's not much effort over going out get drunk.

So a back injury prevents you from working at Macys? Yet it doesn't keep you from going out and getting drunk?

What is it that you do anyway?