Do you worry that Maggie might be doomed now that Glenn has a picture of her?

Yeah, it was basically the same play Shane made back in Season 2 with Otis at the infirmary. Wound and immobilize but don't kill.

I really hope it ISN'T the Governor. I'm hoping that it keeps with this theme that Carol has started: that a person or people are trying to do the right thing in maybe the wrong way (or at least, without the full support of the group).

I half think that might be the case, although I'm not sure how easily she could have gotten out of the cell block at night, being a child.

I did tear up seeing Michonne and Li'l Ass Kicker. I credit that to the actress, she did it without making me feel totally cheaply manipulated.

Pretty sure that's what we're going to find out, either that or she wanted to have a child and now sees that there's no way.

I wondered too why they don't lock themselves into their cells at night, but really, the point is that they felt safe when they were "home". I'm not so sure I would have locked myself in, either, until something like this happened.

Thanks, I'm glad I'm not the only one who finds that to be far more dramatically tense and interesting.

THOMAS KINCADE? I thought you said you wanted to make it more pleasant!

I thought maybe that was the case until I saw 2 bloody dragging trails.

He was there, regardless. Outside the door, with Rick on the left, Herschel on the right, and random Indian doctor on the right.

You're right, and at first I planned to use "Li'l Ass-Kicker" but I forgot by the time I posted.

Eh, we call them all "actors" now. That's what they are.

The new Play-Doh Super Pumper Zombie Edition!

I only read the last two points of yours, but Rick burned the pen because of possibly infected pigs. You don't really want to put something new in there when you don't know how they got sick.

It's in the review. Zach explains to us why Breaking Bad was a much better show than the Walking Dead.

I still kind of think maybe it was the girl feeding the walkers. Maybe. What was the deal with her, anyway, about the zombie "Nick"?

Didn't anyone notice the obvious dragging blood smears on the floor?

Michonne either had, and lost, a child, or wanted one and couldn't. Either way, I loved her scene with Judith.

He was there in Cell Block D, I think he was even the first to suggest it was a flu of some type.