There's no doubt Tyreese would get revenge, but I don't think that's why Rick kicked her out. He said he did this for himself.

 

I just see Rick as this guy who brings on a slew of Woodburians, who have become a burden on resources. Carol seemed to be doing what was best for the group--Shane without all the Shaneness, if that makes sense.

 

 

 

I think Carol disagreed a lot more with Rick now, even though she didn't make it vocal. I think they have two really different styles that work well together but may not separately.

Her character changes more than anybody in the comic book, even though it's in an entirely different way.

 

Oh yeah it changes a lot and sometimes I don't like all the changes within these characters. I understand people change but sometimes the chance is all of a sudden (seems weird) or they change way to much too often (Lori with Rick and Shane). Just makes for a mess and hard to keep attached to that character.

Oh yeah it changes a lot and sometimes I don't like all the changes within these characters. I understand people change but sometimes the chance is all of a sudden (seems weird) or they change way to much too often (Lori with Rick and Shane). Just makes for a mess and hard to keep attached to that character.

 

Lori's inconsistency is why people hated her so much, I think. At least that's why I hated her.

I thought episode was really good. I think Rick is make a slow trek to go back to Ricktatorship.

 

I don't think Carol is done, that she will pick up with Abraham's group and be reunited and lets the story line play out. Maybe Daryl wont freak out when he finds out, and this will open up a relationship with Michonne?

Lori's inconsistency is why people hated her so much, I think. At least that's why I hated her.

 

That's why I hated her as well.

 

She loved Shane, then hated him, liked him again, wanted Rick to kill him, gets mad at Rick when he does kill Shane..

 

 

And that was in a span of about 3 episodes..haha

I agree that I think Darryl and Michonne end up having some kind of relationship.

 

 

Good point with Carol meeting with Abraham's group, as it's already been confirmed he is introduced this season.

I'm still wondering why Carol's hair never grows.

I'm still wondering why Carol's hair never grows.

 

And also why the grass at those homes never seems to grow either.

Steven Seagal week on AMC this week??? I thought AMC FearFest was over.

And also why the grass at those homes never seems to grow either.

 

The Vatos must still be alive and mowing yards.

I think this has been the best Talking Dead I've seen this season and maybe one of the top ones of the series.

 

Absolutely. Of course, it followed perhaps one of the worst, so... :lol2:

Lori's inconsistency is why people hated her so much, I think. At least that's why I hated her.

 

Which characters have been the most consistent?

 

Hershel for sure. Who else?

Which characters have been the most consistent?

 

Hershel for sure. Who else?

 

Glenn is the first name that comes to mind, in addition to Hershel. Dale was certainly in that category. Merle is another. To a lesser extent Michonne and Maggie.

 

For me, Rick is becoming a very unlikabe character.

Glenn is the first name that comes to mind' date=' in addition to Hershel. Dale was certainly in that category. Merle is another. To a lesser extent Michonne and Maggie. For me, Rick is becoming a very unlikabe character.[/quote']

 

But was Rick ever that likable if a character in the comics? I remember reading and having about the same thought that I do now. A lot of similarities though.

But was Rick ever that likable if a character in the comics? I remember reading and having about the same thought that I do now. A lot of similarities though.

 

I think he is. I've never found myself as frustrated with him in the comic book than I have in the show.

 

I just think his rationale in dealing with Carol was beyond unfair and it stunk of hypocrisy.