Well even if the characters pad up like Glenn did, their logic is still going to have them run into a crowd of 30 walkers as a sensible plan.

The same zombies who mow the lawns build the cars.

When has Rick ever made a good decision?

I was picturing Korl flying backwards trying to blast zombies with that cannon.

Bare legs are not a great idea in a zombie world.

Kooorrrrrrl!

Made me think of the towel attack in the Naked Gun movies.

Rick's sweaty shirts?

She looks like she outfitted at Lara Croft Fashions.

Anyone want some toast?

I agree with you about the first season. The show hits its stride in Blackadder II.

Hey, the treks through jungle/woods filler worked for LOST.

Thank you. I wondered who this "Carl" was.

And also babies are well known to sap the entertainment out of a show. How many eps of TWD are going to feature the baby mewling and putting the "characters" in danger? Or boring feed-the-infant filler scenes?

Pretty sure every viewer realizes that.

I was hate-watching this season… Storyline was a mess, just about all the characters unlikeable. Glad it's over.

The Sicilian sear looked a little out of place and time… rather like a Vegas magician. But the rest of the episode was very good. The destruction of the electric power storyline was welcome and hopefully the show can focus more on Dracula, the Order and the other characters in another season instead of dull economics.

I feel like they were wrapping many things up just in case with the uncertainty of the show's future, much like Hell on Wheels did.

When I first heard the score I wasn't sure it fit the show. But I grew to like it a lot as the show progressed. It reminds me of Tron: Legacy for some reason, which is not a bad thing.

Pilot ends and second ep begins with the 'Day 2' title card?