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Extremely boring and pointless episode.
Spoilers below, if you haven't watched the episode don't read any further.
They spend the entire episode crying about an obvious decision. three of the people knew things that ensured the death was needed, but no one speaks up? Not even Shane?
They FINALLY make you like Shane. "Ugh come on already!" EXACTLY how I felt when their bickering dragged on and on through the whole episode. Then it all goes to waste for some "twist" ending...Now Dale doesn't have to see the consequences he created, and his entire plot is thrown out the door. I wanted to see Shane standing there "look at what you did" And according to the comics his character actually helped turn another group into zombies.
In Talking Dead some of the people have their head up too high, thats probably why this season has been so dull lol They switch directors, thats why some episodes (like the previous 2) are awesome while these ones might as well be a soap opera with one zombie. I noticed this director has only had 1 zombie in every episode he directs. and his scene with Carl snooping through Daryls stuff was terrible lol
I'm so sick of the friggin farm!
ill never hear dale yell "TAINTED MEAT" and laugh his ass off...i am disappoint
it was a nice episode, first half kinda boring but it's exciting to see how much the substance of each character unfolds on their decision on randall and the dale's death saved the whole show and was a shocker.
I agree it was a slow episode but I enjoyed it. They are starting to beat the the world is different now story to death, whats it 3-4 episodes they've been throwing it in our face? You can still keep your humanity even in the face of the most horrible circumstances. I'm glad they didn't summarily execute Randall, although he's up to something and will probably need to die anyway.