To be fair, a ton of 12 yearolds with ashtma would scare the fuck out of me.   The point isn't for them all to survive, the point is to flood them with pawns.

Biggest problem with a lot of towns is cats in trees.

If you were in Andrea's position, would you choose Rick's group?

I'm getting a spy vibe from him, too.

If he told everyone about Michonne, someone in the group will give her up.  It'd foster distrust amongst everyone - what the Guv wants.

It'd be her first cold blood murder.  She just can't do it.

It buys them both time to prepare.

He crippled the prison's defenses without losing anyone.

The last animals we saw were used as zombie bait.

That's why he raised a HUGE army with everyone able-bodied.

@avclub-4c20c05d21db4a861ac587721df7c84e:disqus Honestly disagree.  Rick is faced with a similar problem to the governor.  What happens when he kills 3 members of a town in cold blood?  How does Hershel see it?  How does the group - who's seen Rick slowly go crazy - see it (yeah, I know that most of them are angry…

Warm Bed, or Prison thats abotu to be invaded.  I completely understand her choice, shes just not strong enough to admit to her motivation.

He is not schizopphrenic.  Rick is closer to Schizo at this point.  No, he just hides his demons in fish tanks and closets.  He is not insane.  He is protecting himself and his people the best he can.

No I disagree.  Its a clash of leadership ideology, and therefore far more interesting to me than the comic.  Hes the Zombie Apocalypse version of a politician.  He has to show one side to the people, another to foreign nations, and actual governing to competent people.

@avclub-6d0cbc987f0ee695ca4e8d07ecde8d7a:disqus After running on a campaign against the Zombie Appeasers.  This is speculative fiction at its best!

They got numbers and people willing to die for a warm bed.  THeyre less of a family than Ricks group, true, but they have more to lose.

Aisha Tyler joked about it last week as well.

She tries too hard and her expectations of herself are way out of line with her capabilities.  The governor plays on that.  Hershel is downright honest with her about it.

Yeah the Maggie scene was enough to hint at that stuff.  For some reason we need our comics more shocking and somehow less dimensional - and I love comics.

They did sort of have pagan zombie orgy apocalypse.