I think Carol killing a walker that resembled Andrea was sort of a nod at Carol taking Andrea's role from the comics. I don't think it was supposed to literally be her, that wouldn't make a lot of sense.

Oh, good critical thinking.

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Don't know if it was what they intended, but it reminded me of the 'hobo' sign convention to let other hobos know what the area is like

http://www.angelfire.com/folk/famoustramp/signs.html

If you watch the scene in slo-mo, you'll see the zombie has a crystal blue eye like Andrea and is wearing boots like Andrea. You can't really see it, but it could be the same belt buckle too.

I believe you but it still doesn't make sense that Andrea is a walker. She shot herself in front of Michonne and would think she would do a good job blowing her own brains out knowing what happens if she didn't.
Plus if by chance Andrea missed her brain [which isn't that hard to believe] Michonne probably would have finished her off...

I said tease
I know it's not either of them
but they got people talking
tease
;)

I think the compendiums are 48 issues so they aren't quite there yet. Current issue is #132....but it was REALLY damn good

Sounds like either I'm going to be behind or just start buying individual issues.

I’ve been buying the volumes. There are about 4 or so issues per volume so they come out a lot quicker than the compendiums.

Morgan wasn't in this episode was he? Was that from the preview for next week? I didn't get to watch it live, am wondering if I saw it all or not....

It's like an Easter egg that way. The writers and producers have often said they like to bring folks "back" as zombies as something for fans to keep an eye out for.

It came on after the preview for next week. Morgan, looking like a badass lone survivor dude, walks up on the place where Rick defaced the Terminus sign. He looks up at a tree and sees a symbol carved into it similar to the X-men symble (an X in a circle). He then sets off down the tracks.

That was a great premiere. I had forgotten how gory they could get and then the slaughter scene came up. I cringed the first couple times. That was pushing the envelope.

The creepiest part of it, for me anyway, was how ho hum they were about the whole process. And the actors, all of them, did a great job conveying the terror they felt at the time only to be kissed upside the cranium with an aluminum baseball bat.

My name is Mud.

Ah. Thank you kind sir.