Let's talk about Aaron's ability as a recruiter. Sure he brought in our group of heroes but where's the evidence that he brought anyone else in? About the only reference to someone not being an Alexandria Original is with Carl's girlfriend when they say that "she didn't speak for three weeks after she arrived."

Hey did anyone else notice that when Rick found the gate open it was broad daylight out, or at least still plenty of daylight, but by the time he finished running and found the walkers that it was then dark?

Similar to the final few seasons of Sons of Anarchy I now "hate watch" TWD.

As far as I can tell there is absolutely no point in keeping that character on the show. It also makes no sense how he could have survived as long as he has.

Where are any of the other newcomers that Aaron has recruited? I haven't seen any evidence of them at all.

I did.

What aren't you understanding little one?

So then what you're really saying is that it was a bad episode.

Oh man, last night's episode crystallised why I stopped watching this show a few weeks ago - the writing is just awful and at times it makes no sense whatsoever.

Only if they give us a close out shot of the blood pooling around Jax's white kicks.

I'm going to miss this show. The characters, the dialogue, the whole nine yards. I almost shed a tear with the death of Choo-Choo.

Apparently the dude was spamming way back in '85.

I was aplexed by this episode.

Dude, we should spend our new found free time drinking beer together.

Ya, there's got to be something to that.

That was my feeling exactly. TWD has now been removed from my DVR queue.

Ya, ok, the mid-season finale. Whatever the hell that is? Oh ya, it's a way to drive up their advertising rates.

Beth died last season during one of the most idiotic and cliched scenes the show has ever staged.

You've crystallized my thoughts!

Oh well, another character dies. One had to know that one of the five wasn't going to survive the episode and Tyrese seemed like the most likeliest candidate.