Being automatically suspicious of men in certain situations is part of being a woman in the normal world too. Andrea is way too trusting of strangers (including armed men) to be believable to me.

In the post-apocalyptic world, everyone will get 40 acres and a zombie.

In the post-apocalyptic world, everyone will get 40 acres and a zombie.

I do agree that they've put something in the tea. But why would they need to immunize everyone with zombie juice? They seem to know that everyone is already infected with the virus. If their immune systems were going to fight off the virus, wouldn't they be doing that already. I don't think dosing people with more of…

I do agree that they've put something in the tea. But why would they need to immunize everyone with zombie juice? They seem to know that everyone is already infected with the virus. If their immune systems were going to fight off the virus, wouldn't they be doing that already. I don't think dosing people with more of…

ITT: a bunch of non-Asians and a couple of special snowflakes defending bullshit.

ITT: a bunch of non-Asians and a couple of special snowflakes defending bullshit.

They're convicts. They haven't proven their trustworthiness yet. One immediately attempted to betray them. Rick was right to be suspicious. There was also the unspoken fact that the group has women and children. Better safe than sorry.

They're convicts. They haven't proven their trustworthiness yet. One immediately attempted to betray them. Rick was right to be suspicious. There was also the unspoken fact that the group has women and children. Better safe than sorry.

I'm hopeful too. They haven't even gotten to SPOILERS the governor or given Michonne much screentime yet. There's a lot more action ahead of us. Let's hope they've stuck to this seemingly new formula of having more action than dialogue, and subtle character moments rather than endless conversations about the same…

I'm hopeful too. They haven't even gotten to SPOILERS the governor or given Michonne much screentime yet. There's a lot more action ahead of us. Let's hope they've stuck to this seemingly new formula of having more action than dialogue, and subtle character moments rather than endless conversations about the same…

I don't think there were any young women inside the fence. She can't very well practice a C-section on a dude.

I don't think there were any young women inside the fence. She can't very well practice a C-section on a dude.

Rick was basically looking for reasons to kill off the prisoners. Leader gave him a good one. Runner gave him a bad one. The other two didn't seem to pose an immediate threat, so he couldn't justify killing them in cold blood. This is fine, since we can't expect Rick to instantly go from a relatively upright character…

Rick was basically looking for reasons to kill off the prisoners. Leader gave him a good one. Runner gave him a bad one. The other two didn't seem to pose an immediate threat, so he couldn't justify killing them in cold blood. This is fine, since we can't expect Rick to instantly go from a relatively upright character…

I think the monologue was supposed to show Lori being slightly unhinged (just as Rick is). Can you imagine being 9 months pregnant during the zombie apocalypse? They're each quietly falling apart without the other.

I think the monologue was supposed to show Lori being slightly unhinged (just as Rick is). Can you imagine being 9 months pregnant during the zombie apocalypse? They're each quietly falling apart without the other.

ITT, a bunch of shitty, lazily racist jokes.

ITT, a bunch of shitty, lazily racist jokes.

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