Yep, I just commented that this makes the original show look like Nobel prize winning material.

It seems somebody had written a pseudopsychological loony artsy fartsy piece of crap drama and just added zombies in it. I'm so disappointed, TWD universe has so much potential for interesting, gritty, survival stories.

This was the worst episode in The Walking Dead universe I've ever watched! So disappointed. They even managed to destroy Nick's character who was the only one with potential and not a total moron. Everyone else apart from Strand should just commit group suicide and the show should be recast, along with the writers. A…

Totally agree!!

Finally a tolerable episode. Nick is still the only one I hope survives.

It got very very good from the middle of the second season and the third one again had some of the best writing on tv at the moment. Apart from some fun action sequences, this season of TWD was dull and managed to mess up some of its greatest characters whereas Black Sails had its minor characters turn into major…

It was pure A+ the last 20 min or so.

That would be two babies to keep alive in impossible situations

One of the Wolves who attacked the RV had a jar of baby-food so I think that's why he chose to go back.

No way there will be two babies on the show.

No way we're going to have two babies on the show so Maggie's either toast and Glenn will survive or she'll have a miscarriage.

He's just copying Daryl's kewl do.

I thought it was an excellent episode, fun and exciting to watch, deserved a better grade. Of course the Quinn thing was over the top but our favorite guy really doesn't deserve to die in a dumpster.

We're just very large vermin or so it seems when you watch the news.

The ComicCon 4 min promo just briefly shows the herd pawing at the dumpster, nobody standing on it.

Glen is quite a looker too and much less boring.

Even if Glen was still in one piece, the screaming would be convincing, being trampled by a herd or just watching them snack on a friend seems quite enough (I know they weren't really friends). Not even Rick deserves to go in such a way let alone Glen. I'm still hoping but feeling very disturbed by this episode, which…

He's still not very likeable but the whole story is really interesting so we can ignore it. Though at the same time, putting yourself and your needs first is just realistic. Brida doesn't seem to be of noble birth so she's better off as a Viking but Uthred was raised to feel important as a Saxon too.

This one seems more accurate historically and of course I love both.

You can never have enough of Sharpe (as long as he doesn't stick in Spain so long).