I wonder if the premise will ever come up about walkers running out of food and starving? I thought the mechanic shop was a perfect example…locked up, left alone long enough that ivy overtook the entire bldg. But the zombies inside? Still kicking!

Good point. Also the fact that D'Angelo had just admitted that the booze had distracted him before, and then just a few hours later he let it distract him again. One less adult they can depend on…I don't think they will trust him again on another "run".

Since the whole point of placing these clones in the general population is to see how they react and grow under different situations, couldn't Sarah be a "free-range" clone with no monitor?  She seems to have very few ties to anyone and had spent the last year jumping around geographically with little to no contact…

I think this show could greatly benefit from some flashbacks…the little amount they gave about Michonne's "walker pets" at the beginning of the episode just pissed me off!  I hope at least they dove-tail into what went on with Andrea and the Governor.  I remember Michonne saying something like, "They weren't human to…

Weren't the truck headlights shining into the warehouse when the governor first walked inside?

He was VERY frightening, but why in the world would Andrea not take his car when leaving!?!  She was brilliant escaping him by using the stairwell full of walkers though.  I am hoping the flashback at the beginning ends up having some meaning…maybe Andrea will use the governor as her "pet".