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I think they want us to believe it was one of the little girls, but all the points everyone made were very good. The other motivation for that person was to intentionally overwhelm the fence, like exactly what happened in that spot, so it could be some kind of plant from the governor. I also think the killing of Tyrese's…

It kind of seemed like they weren't going the open the main gate for her to get a car through it. Which is why she escaped out the back wall. It also seemed like she was kind of in a hurry so wasn't going to stick around and explain stuff to Tyrese and Sasha.

Maybe he had the keys on him?

Shane was very fun for me getting to see how he developed since he died so early on in the comic. I think I liked him best. He (next to Daryl) was a zombie killing machine and a real survivor type, bring in his police training as an expert shooter. Too bad he went nuts at the end. Daryl is, of course, a great character as…

Or the whole thing is a set-up and a way to the Gov. to infiltrate the Prison by sending Merle with Daryl in a faked escape. Seems silly though. And I actually think the Gov. would be really pissed at Merle because he lied about killing Michonne. So I am leaning towards Rick and crew smoke bomb the place and it somehow…

These are good points and somewhat of plot hole for me at the moment. Michonne knows that Merle and Andrea have a history. She sees Merle talk to Glenn, and knows they have a history. Besides that, just being at the prison and hearing names like Carl, Rick, Carol, Daryl...I would think in the 8 months Andrea and Mich were…

Overall, not the best episode of the season, but it was probably necessary to set up the mid-season finale. I had the samet thought about the scientist not seeing anyone reanimate yet. Seems like you'd have seen it by now. Judith is taken directly from the comic. I'm sure it has some significant meaning.

Except that most swords in America are replica pieces of crap that would break after a few hits. They do seem to have the head stabby thing pretty well figured out in the show though.

It's easy to forget sometimes that this show is based off of a comic book. You just gotta have fun with it.

Couldn't fight her way out of a paper bag? Did you catch the season finale last year? She went back for Carol, got cut off from the rest of the group, and was the only survivor to make it out of the camp ON FOOT (the rest of thos weenies got to drive away). I am disappointed in her character this year. her story line is a…

Maybe it's an old wife's tale, but I had always heard that alot of white babies are born with blue eyes, but they eventually darken.

Great episode. It really moved several plot lines along nicely. I didn't see the Glenn and Maggie-napping coming.

The daycare scene, for some reason, had me on the edge of my seat.

About Lori's body, I don't think anyone went back down there to get it. I think areas around the boiler room are still a kind of "hot zone" and they rest of the survivors are just holding up in ares they know are safe. I think the walker in the boiler run dragged her off and ate alot of her. It woud be totally moronic if…

These are good points. I'm now convinced 100% that she is dead, and it also helps that I read an an interview I read with the actress that plays her, which would make her a serious liar in real life if Lori is still alive!

I don't think a single character in the prison group would ever do that.

I think that Michonne probably knows that she doesn't have enough on the Gov. to justify killing him, let alone thinking she can get away with it. It's more likely and a smarter choice for her to leave on her own without Andrea, but that probably wouldn't make as good of a story.

Fantastic episode, my eyes got watery in the final scene. To all the Lori haters, and there are plenty of you, I am fairly convinced she was designed as a unlikable character, so the writers did their job. I hope she's not dead, so you get wound up even more. I am not sure how you could survive a hack-job caesarian without…

I think Andrea really had nothing to lose by telling Merle anything. He was part of their group once, and she really doesn't know who made it out or what happened to them. She didn't give anything away, and maybe she felt she'd want to know about Amy like he wanted to know about Daryl if thingsw were reversed. Plus, her…

As far as the army guys and aside from the Governor being a total nutjob, the risk of bring those guys into Woodbury would have been very great. There is a good chance that that unit could have tried to just take over and impose some kind of military rule. As it was mentioned in the Talking Dead, the Governor would do…

I watch TWD in a movie theater on Sunday nights. When Herschel grabbed Lori there was basically a collective "OH NO!" from all over. Although she is an unlikable character, I think that's the way she's supposed to be. It's funny how differently people feel about her. Also Rick never "lost his balls." I'm not exactly sure…

They were moving back down the corridor, Maggie and Glen were in the rear, a group of walkers popped out, splitting the group up. Maggie and Glen hid in some kind of closet.

Fantastic episode. Overall, I couldn't be happier. Of course would have loved to have seen them survive over the winter, but the jump in time I think will be crucial to events later on this season.

I think a mid season break is a given. I always figured AMC doesn't want to run zombie ads over Christmas time!

Roddy Piper, The Junkyard Dog, Andre the Giant

I noticed last night they changed the menu image for The Walking Dead on Netflix to the 2nd season image - Rick running on a dirt road towards the farmhouse. Season 2 might be on there soon!

I guess I really don't think in terms of favorite episodes, but more in terms of favorite scenes. I have watched the first season several times, but mostly I fast forward to the zombie fights!

The zombie raid on the camp in Episode 4, when Rick and Glenn arrive at the last second to save them was great. Then it was topped by the Episode 3 in the second season when Shane and Otis are escaping from the High School. One of my single favorite scenes for intensity is when Rick takes out the two guys in the bar.

There's a Walking Dead MFP message board that is pretty active while the show is airing: http://www.myfitnesspal.com/groups/home/174-walking-dead-fans

Didn't realize that woman in the comic was named Lilly. That makes me want to check out the novel now to read her backstory.