I've never gotten the sense that Carol enjoys killing. Not at all. She has simply gotten to the point where she is very matter-of-fact about it, the protection and survival of her people are her number one priority, and she won't tolerate threats or suffer fools gladly. But not once have they ever shown her "getting a…

All that and a dollar will get you a bag of chips when society's collapsed you're dealing with a bunch of psychos who are hellbent on murdering you and everyone in your community.

I don't think we're supposed to think too deeply about them or their motivation, I think we're just supposed to accept that they're really, really bad because they like it. They're like Richard Ramirez/Charles Manson types, only instead of pentagrams on their foreheads they have W's.

I heard sometimes starvation acts like a growth hormone. Or maybe it was chocolate pudding.

Stupid is the perfect word. Eastman all but said "hey walker, check out this tantalizing back flesh of mine. So tender and juicy. Mmmm mmm."

Some people can change, if they are highly motivated and have the appropriate supports and services in place. But when civilization has collapsed, and you've got a murdering rapist cannibal on your hands, you don't wait and see if he'll change his ways. You remove him from the community and from the gene pool,…

I have a feeling Morgan's "no kill" policy is going to come back to bite him on the ass. I wonder if everyone knows he's got a Wolf prisoner, or if it's a sort of "secret' prisoner? Either way that Richard Ramirez looking psycho is going to wreak a lot of havoc when he escapes.

lol, plus he just kinda looked like him, too. I suspect it might be deliberate, especially with his whole "I'm soooo evil dude. like seriously, you can't handle this much evil" speech. I'll bet he ends up hurting (and/or killing) either Judith, Korl, or a pregnant Maggie.

I have the worst memory, I think you're right, they did use that explanation (must of been a helluva food drive if it lasted him 2-3 years) It's kinda funny how there are all these people in TWD who've survived without too much trouble, it almost seems like only Rick and Co have been through hell and back. Rick keeps…

Her cardigan last week was soooooo 2013.

Gah, I had to look that up, that film's been on my list for ages, and I've never gotten around to watching it.

but not on the show! for the love of pete, not on the show!

Judith seems like an obvious candidate, but I guess it would be too much to have Rick, Korl, and Morgan all go berserk at once, killing everyone in sight. (although secretly, there's nothing I'd love more than if both Korl and Judith got killed off, and then Carol, Rick, and Morgan became a psycho threesome…

I know what you mean, it would be better if there was never any baby to begin with. As it is, I just wish there was some token effort at realism. It always takes me right out of the story when all of the characters are sweaty and gross and tired, but then Judith appears looking like she was just carried off the set…

I get what you're saying, and I agree Eastman probably felt he needed salvation (even though I believe the audience would disagree, all he did was passively and non-violently kill a single man who had murdered his wife and children) BUT….I just don't see living in that relatively cushy homestead as a penitence. It…

omg that took me back, I used to listen to that all the time as a kid. Nah Nah…Nah nah…Nah nah…Nah…nah nah nah nah….

That could still happen to him in Alexandria!

If "it's all about people", and Morgan shouldn't stay at Eastman's house because he'd be alone and that would be bad, then why the heck did Eastman stay there alone for so many years? He seemed to have a pretty sweet setup, cooking his vegetarian meals and doing his workouts and experimenting with his goat cheese…

I wish they would kill her off, she's more of an accessory and plot device than a character. She's always magically clean, well dressed in stylish, properly fitting clothes, robust, healthy, and happy, except when they need her to cry for dramatic purposes. I wish they'd show her as sickly, grubby, dressed…

Morgan's character is still annoying to me, even after this episode. All that "kill meeeeee, kill meeeeeeeeee" crap got tiresome. Kill yourself you lazy bastard. Whether raving lunatic or ninja monk, he just come off to me like the world's oldest emo teenager. Which is disappointing.