T-Dog previously: "Don't gimme that gangsta shit."

So they finally give Tree-Dog some screen time, and all you people do is complain?

Like for obviously correct Iron Maiden observation.

He meant they'd wish they were dead because they'd miss the dynamic between Shane and Rick so much.

Quit terrorising the comments.

Says the man with no spaces around his ellipses.  You bastard.

Yes, yes: http://www.youtube.com/watc…

Oh, and my specifically vague and open-ended predictions for the episode?

I think we're looking at the deaths of two more major(ish) characters.  Trimming the cast seems like a smart move going into season three.  I also think the writers are moving away from utilizing the historical gangsters (Capone et al.), which could be a good thing.

So Jimmy's been rocking that same angsty haircut since before the war.

… I'll never know.

The advice already given: it is good.  The Dirty South would be a fine starting place.

One show has Chalky White, one show has T-Dog.  Which character is somewhat poorly written, and which character is a total joke?

God I wish I could say that about myself.

What kind of heaven disallows elbows?

Oh, how will you ever deal with the darkness of your own soul? 

I predict a Walking Dead with about twice as much action as any other this season, but still too much painful conversation ("This is how I feel" "I am being earnest").  And a Boardwalk Empire with some polio, a strike, and maybe one killing.

Keeping the gun pointed at the floor seems incredibly clear headed. 

But pennies [butt pennies?] have no value in the apocalypse … I find this theory preposterous.

Yeah, Shane clearly believes Sophia is dead.  He's said as much.  He wanted Andrea to get better at shooting zombies, and risked her life to train her.  It's another way of showing that he's developed different moral standards.