Now we get an episode where the captured kid hates everyone in the group for killing his friends, then he will have a warming up process until he reaches the point where he is a full member of the Rick and Shane Clan.

The guy Herschel shot death was horriffic. When the walkers were eating him his cries of agony were just chilling.

While not perfect, it was a strong episode.

Yeah, the ripping off of the nose and upper lip thing was pretty horrific.

This episode is shot really dark. Maybe it's just the rip I'm watching online in a fairly low res, but I'm having hard time seeing what's going on.

Most of the episode was shot during the night so it was dark.

Well, yeah. But I had a hard time seeing what was going on. But, like I said, I was watching in a small viewer, during the day, in a lit office. So it might have been better in hi def on a TV.

Great episode...probably the best so far this season. The car wreck scene was pretty sweet

This.


It was awesome to watch the zombie rip it's own face off to try and get to stupid nag bitch.


.....and am I the only person to think that stupid nag and Shane had something going well before the apocalypse?

Then why did she so strongly reject him at the CDC?

they should change the name of this show to "how to die in a zombie apocalypse." i watched the first season, and if this was a real zombie attack, none of them would have survived.

Why all the hate for Lori? Her idiocy in the car was annoying for sure. At the end of this episode, though, she started coming into her own, imo. She's convincing Rick that Shane has to go and manipulating him pretty handily at that. As a fellow English teacher friend of mine said, "Didn't Lori remind you of Lady Macbeth there at the end of that episode?"

Said the same thing to my son last night as we watched.

I really hope they have the guts to

Never read the comics but that would be awesome if they do.

That's what I keep saying as well. They've done a really good job of building such a conclusion up to be really meaningful if they do. They've teased out those relationships much longer than they did in the comics, so an end like that would be pretty impactful.