I'm glad Andrea died. She could have ended it all but she choose not to. I remember thinking at the time anything that happens after this is on her.

And by the way, theres no way you can cut through handcuffs with a pair of crappy pliers.

And Carl might be an icy little pr*ck but I'm with him, that kid was just lowering his gun way to slowly and was even pointing it in their general direction. And they had alot more to lose. Had he dropped it immediately Carl wouldnt have fired.

And what he said to Rick was all true. Its a different world now and you have to live with the consequences of your actions, or lack of action, and if anything Carl is the only one making decisions without his emotions clouding them.

As someone of who has been reading the comics prior to even the announcement of the show, I appreciate it moving in an unpredictable direction.

Likes:
The Psychological suggestions regarding Carl (almost inheriting Rick's now lost psychological state)
The TV Governor's progression in to the evil he is in the books.
Despite weak Directing (during the chair sequence), I felt Andrea's death was, regardless, unexpected, and as someone who believed her negative reputation to be massively exaggerated, somewhat disheartening. I don't like how people overly complaining about female characters seems to be affecting if the actress or director/writers' opinions, leading to them being written off. I believe her actual death sequence was very well handled, and possibly the most emotional of the series.
TYREESE has now joined the group, hopefully the writers will do him justice, as they have recently with Michonne.
Rick returning to his leadership status and losing his psychological visions.

Dislikes: I see the saving of the Woodbury people only leading to loads of unprogressed characters, of which will essentially become easy pickings for the writers to kill off (in other words, lots of Axyl and T-Dogs).
Andrea dying (I always found people's complaints to be unjustified and immature).

The episode was horrid. They've been building the confrontation for weeks on end and almost nothing happened. After their impressive initial assault with grenade launchers and a .50 caliber mounted gun, everyone leaves the vehicles without setting up a perimeter and cram 30 strong into a single tight corridor only to run at a few flashbangs. Glen and Maggie force a full scale retreat, despite Glen hiding behind a file cabinet (yes the same ALUMINUM file cabinets that wouldn't possibly stop a bullet from any guns the opposition was carrying.) But that's OK, it didn't need to since NO ONE EVEN SHOT BACK. The whole things was under 12 mins and that's with an unrelated scene and walking around the deserted cell blocks.

As for the rest if Andrea spent 1/2 the time working on the cuffs that she spent staring at milton she would have easily lived. But shes been stupid all season so it was time for her to just die and be done.
And why not stand around and watch when the governor shoots all your comrades like the 2 brain-dead lieutenants. No need to do anything, lets see how this plays out... since they're totally unconcerned with their own safety. OK...hes good now, I'll hop in the truck.

There's so much non-sense in one episode I barely scratched the surface. Worst of all the gov. has been a tired played-out character for 1/2 the season and now at some point they're gonna bring him back.

I know they've had some shake-ups with personnel, but they need to get their sh** back on track and fast or rating are going to plummet this fall.