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Wow is pretty much all I can say about this episode. Carol is such a BAD *kitten*!

I really thought they were going to do something other than just lead the walker away. I guess with that many it wouldn't be possible to kill them all but just leading them away seems like a plan that could very easily go wrong.

I thought the same thing but then I wondered why they would want to warn people if they are trying to trap them. Maybe they are just staking their territory.

We watched it with the subtitles on and it read as "Not now." I took it as a warning to Rick to not jump the gun (no pun intended) and wait to let Pete show his true colors to the group. I'll definitely have to rewatch also!

One more thing!!! I'm almost glad that Father Gabriel left the gate open...even though it was a dumb *kitten* move. I think it finally proved to Deanna that 1) Father Gabriel should not be trusted and 2) that Rick should be trusted because he knows exactly how to handle himself. I loved Abraham's description of Rick.…

It was Pete that Rick shot. I don't think they addressed the issue of Reg coming back. Might be something that they deal with on the season premiere in October.

Good call!! I didn't put that reference together.

I feel like there is so much to talk about!!!! First of all I have to say that Eugene's apology to Abraham and bedside vigil for Tara made me like that character more. Second, the scene where Sasha laid down in the pile of zombies was heartbreaking. It's like she feels that is where she belongs. :'( Third, I don't know if…

I think Yvette Nicole Brown hit the nail on the head when she said that Rick was showing ALL of his cards and Carol was hiding all of her cards. Rick is putting the whole group at risk by possibly getting exiled. You know if he got kicked out the rest of them would go with him.

Nicholas was the last person that I thought would have Rick's gun. Honestly he didn't seem smart enough to do something like that.

I agree!! He was so adorable and well spoken for a teenager. Yvette Nicole Brown is hilarious and she has some really good insights about the show too.

Rick concerned me in this episode. While I get some of the things that’s he’s saying I think that he has to realize it’s not all his way or Deanna’s way. There has to be some comprise between the two groups. Both groups has survived this far and could benefit from each other’s knowledge. I was glad that Michonne finally…

I couldn't agree more with this!! I really wanted Glenn to kill Nicholas for being a coward and getting Noah killed. On the other hand if they would have come back without Aiden AND Nicholas that only would have looked bad on them.

Yes!!! I loved when she walked straight up to that guy and punch him right in the face!

Poor Noah!! That was one of the harder deaths to see. It really hit me in the feels when they showed his journal and he had written "this is the beginning."

After his backstabbing I want Gabriel to go next!

I didn't get a chance to watch last night and I'm dying to read the posts but I won't. I will be watching tonight for sure!

I think that Buttons was just a metaphor for Daryl. I know this is an unpopular opinion but I think we might lose Daryl at the end of this season. Although I'm really digging his bromance with Aaron. I'm glad that he's somewhat making an effort.

Speaking of Easter Eggs did anyone noticed that the name of the street where Rick was standing at the end was called "Morgan." I hope that means he'll be coming back soon.

From best baby sitter to scariest!!!

I didn't even think of this but clearly they have the means to do so. That listening device that Aaron had in his car was not your every day run of the mill equipment that people would have laying around.

She totally had me fooled!!! When she said she missed Ed I thought "the same guy that beat you?!?! WTF!?!?" Then when she said something to the effect of 'I'm their den mother and they protect me' I caught on to what she was doing and I think it's genius!!! She is trying to integrate herself as fast as possible so she can…

If Alanna Masterson (Tara) is never a guest on Talking Dead again I would be ok with that. I found her attempts at humor annoying and she tried to monopolize the conversation. I did think that Timothy Simmons was really good though. He offered a lot of good insights.

The combination of Daryl and Glenn taking out Adian and his friend gave me serious girl wood!!!! It just showed how little experience the Alexandria group really has in the outside world.

I wonder if it wasn't that angsty little teenage girl that took it. She was leaving without anyone knowing. And wasn't it her that was watching them from a house before they walked into the compound?

I agree with this!! She seemed to be giving Rick the googly eyes (well he was shirtless so can you blame her??). That was very ominous the way they introduced her husband all shadowy and jealous.

Here is my issue with Rick hearing the voices of the children (if they were real)....Aaron basically told him that Judith could cry and no one would hear her because the walls are sound proof. Then...bam...the first thing he hears when he pulls up is children playing. That seems suspicious.

I agree with Herschel's death. That's the one that gives me the sads more than any other death on the show. Also when Daryl and Carol are reunited for the first time after Terminus.

I almost forgot!!!!! Flare Gun Zombie might is definitely in my top 5 favorite zombie kills of the show....other than it was a waste of a flare. LOL

The part that made me wonder about Aaron was when he was so insistent about not trying the applesauce. If he was that determined to get them to come back he would have eaten it right away. I know he eventually did but that seemed odd to me.