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Last nights episode was a snore fest until the end. Maybe it was the ramped up way they started this season, but it just wasn't exciting last night. Was just too much talking and not enough zombie killing. At least with the kidnapping, we will finally see some real conflict with the town and the other group.

Last nights episode was a snore fest until the end. Maybe it was the ramped up way they started this season, but it just wasn't exciting last night. Was just too much talking and not enough zombie killing. At least with the kidnapping, we will finally see some real conflict with the town and the other group.

Really? I thought it was a great episode. I think it would be more boring if every single episode was filled with only zombie slaying.

Really? I thought it was a great episode. I think it would be more boring if every single episode was filled with only zombie slaying.

Yeah we would run out of zombies eventually!

TV Overmind reports that this season will also see the return of

Lennie James as 'Morgan'; the man who Rick first met in season one while he was searching for 'Lori' and 'Carl'. However, they say that he will appear "From a Distance" rather than having any direct involvement in the conflict with 'The Governor'.

TV Overmind reports that this season will also see the return of

Lennie James as 'Morgan'; the man who Rick first met in season one while he was searching for 'Lori' and 'Carl'. However, they say that he will appear "From a Distance" rather than having any direct involvement in the conflict with 'The Governor'.

interesting how far they really made it different from the comics.

I think Daryll is coming a lot more into the storyline

was he in the comics aswell?

nope, he's not.

Hhmm I was guessing that the character of Oscar would basically be the TV version of

Tyreese

.

Guess not.

One deviation from the comics that I like is that they basically split the character of The Governor up between Merle and Philip.

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