Also, was it just me, or did Andrea seem like she was playing the Gov'na at the end there just a little bit?

What makes you think that? I don't remember exactly how the episode ended....

She went to his room after the Dr. Frankenstein bit, and when he asked her how everything went, she just poured a drink and became all sad-like, so he hugged her. When they zoomed in on her face it just had a look to me. Probably my imagination, haha, but I'm hoping Andrea is going to change...

Ok I remember that part now. I think I saw it more as her seeking a comfort that she hadn't had in a long time. I also wonder if she thinks that she's just going to settle into a happy, normal relationship with the Governor now. She did seem to be making herself at home there.

I thought that whole bit was about the Governor playing Andrea. I took her look at the end as her having memories of having to kill Amy dredged up by having to kill Mr. Coleman. I figured The Gov having Andrea do it was a master manipulation...build her up, knock her down. As intimate as they've been, she will have exposed her emotional weaknesses to him by now, I would think.

On another note, am I the only one 50/50 on hoping Milton eventually either finds his manly bits and they're huge or he gets his face eaten off? I can't decide yet.

i dont know. i couldnt blame a guy for keeping his zombie daughter alive hoping that he could find a cure. and andrea has seen that behavior before on the farm so it shouldnt be surprising to her.

Bear with me... this is kind of a stretch and projecting some of my own issues on Andrea.

She had to shoot Amy, which traumatized her and was probably the hardest thing she ever had to do. Every other zombie is just a "thing" but this was her sister. Lots of guilt involved in that. So she could very well view someone who didn't make that same hard choice as being weak or selfish, because to think they're doing the right thing would be further feeding her guilt that she did something horrible and wrong.

On a lesser scale, as someone who had to make the difficult and humane choice to euthanize some very sick pets, I have hard feelings about people who let their very sick pets continue to suffer. I worked as a vet tech... I saw both sides a lot, and I had a lot more respect for those who were unselfish enough to help their pets pass along.

On a much, much greater scale, to the point where it's ridiculous to compare the two, I had to make the choice to discontinue life support on my Mom. Making a choice like that changes you. You can understand and sympathize with someone not wanting to give up, but there also comes a point where there's no hope for change.

Like I said, I'm probably projecting too much of myself and making this way deeper and heavier than a comic book based tv show.

But I haven't given up on Andrea. I think she has inner strength we haven't seen yet.

Also, has anyone noticed that Judith (ugh, all I think of is Judith Light) is the quietest newborn ever?

I was thinking the same thing! My daughter is quite the chatterbox. It will be interesting to see if she learns to adapt to her environment.

maybe they don't wait and bury their dead- Andrea and Michonne apparently didn't know they turn after dying from "natural" causes either- only if you were bitten or scratched - and they don't typically stay around someone long enough for them to turn after dying from something non-Walker related.