the "where's my sword!?!" thing kind of reminded me of "where's my dragons!?!"

the "where's my sword!?!" thing kind of reminded me of "where's my dragons!?!"

it would have been better if the scientists signature move was sweet tea instead of earl grey.

it would have been better if the scientists signature move was sweet tea instead of earl grey.

that would probably be tomas, who did exactly the same thing dexter did (try to kill rick in the middle of a zombie attack) and met pretty close to the same fate (instead of getting "accidentally shot" in the middle of said attack, caught a machete-machete-machete machete to the head post said attack)

that would probably be tomas, who did exactly the same thing dexter did (try to kill rick in the middle of a zombie attack) and met pretty close to the same fate (instead of getting "accidentally shot" in the middle of said attack, caught a machete-machete-machete machete to the head post said attack)

truth be told, i too would rather watch multiple aquariums of floating blinking zombie heads than most of the second season of the walking dead… the governor got it right.

truth be told, i too would rather watch multiple aquariums of floating blinking zombie heads than most of the second season of the walking dead… the governor got it right.

agreed.  he's also the only prisoner that is listed in the secondary credits.  think we will be seeing more of him.

agreed.  he's also the only prisoner that is listed in the secondary credits.  think we will be seeing more of him.

Axel was the man in the comics, give him a chance!

Axel was the man in the comics, give him a chance!

i think what everyone realized was there isn't much difference between being bit and being cut deeply like that with contaminated bloody bone… it's not the zombie saliva that does it.

i think what everyone realized was there isn't much difference between being bit and being cut deeply like that with contaminated bloody bone… it's not the zombie saliva that does it.

"… this episode works because of the conflict with
the convicts, and the uncertainty as to how Rick is going to deal with
yet another possible threat. It’s doubtful the writers are going to be
able to find new dangers this complex every week"

"… this episode works because of the conflict with
the convicts, and the uncertainty as to how Rick is going to deal with
yet another possible threat. It’s doubtful the writers are going to be
able to find new dangers this complex every week"

question: maggie grabs a goddamn axe from a chopping block - cut to prison, people armed with screwdrivers and hunting knives - NO ONE CALLS DIBS ON THE AXE?!?

question: maggie grabs a goddamn axe from a chopping block - cut to prison, people armed with screwdrivers and hunting knives - NO ONE CALLS DIBS ON THE AXE?!?

less posting, more flaying!  what a creeper.  in a different way than i imagined though.

am i weird and or alone that i did not enjoy this finale as much as season one or two? maybe i expected quarles to go out with a bigger bang than a wheeze. the only part that i really enjoyed was arlo, and i always gravitate towards the bigger personalities on the show more.  also, how dumb is johnny? couldn't he have…