But, Rick didn't.

He almost did.

I think Carl needs to be put on a leash. The kid has lost it. Sure the kid wasn't dropping the gun fast enough, but they had the drop on him. No need to kill him. That said, what do you even do if you take his gun? Hostage, or let him live to kill one of you another day?

They are pointing out that Rick is reclaiming some of his former humanity, that he has reached a turning point after a year of being cold. Michone said :you didn't have to take me in the fenceline: Ghost Lori appears when he is making a non-caring decision. On the other hand, Carl is becoming more ruthless by the day.

What happened to Morgan returning tonight? I thought someone said they looked it up on IMDB?

igneous, sedimentary, or metamorphic?

Odd episode for sure...I thought some good stuff was going to happen after the governor wasted everyone

Agree,

if anything

Rick didn't send her to the Governor, he thought about it. By the time he decided not to, Merle had already snatched her and took off.

Must have been a red herring. Can't explain it...

That was really bad. Next season the story arc will be Rick trying to find a blender so they can purée the food for all the new comers.

seriously the gov looks so weak right now

its the Gov and 2 ****ing guys in a truck. what the **** are they going to do honestly

Heh, exactly what I was saying earlier. That decision didn't make any sense.




but all I could think through that sequence was to wonder why they would choose the prison over Woodbury. One location has electricity, running water, the relative comforts of home, and a perimeter that, while it's been breached at times seems relatively sturdy, particularly against walkers. The other is a prison — and one that still has plenty of zombies milling about, a busted front fence and a gaping hole in the side.


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