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I dont like rick this season at all. At the end of season two he shows compassion towards his wife and now he hates her? This is why they need to show what happened over the winter. All in all a much better episode than last weeks. I bet lori dies and rick feels like crap that he didnt tell her how he felt or if he loves her or not.

**** me!

Yeah waiting a year is a bit too much.

Goddamn they are really ramping up the action and its only the second episode I hope they don't go from one extreme to another, the gore in this episode was a bit too much, I don't normally watch 'next on....' but wow

The Governor, I didn't think they were going to introduce him until the midseason break as cliffhanger

Really loved last nights episode. It was just so tense with the prisoners. And after that one guy almost got Rick, I was like, " It's on now!". But didn't expect Rick to just machete him in the face that quick. It was perfect.

I wonder if we will see the 2 prisoners again. It just doesn't seem like they will stay in that block alone.

This season has started off so well. Really amped for the rest. And also really mad now that I know it's a split season. Why must they make us wait for this! lol

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Why not? I found that to be the most gruesome and horrific event in the whole comic series next to what happened to Michonne in Woodbury...

well they probably can't feature everything in the g.novel plus that seems a bit to extreme for the show

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