I think each and every single one of them learned several super-important lessons. They should already know that allowing strangers (emphasis: on the plural) to roll up on you in the middle of the night is a recipe for disaster. So that lesson doesn't really count.

So lesson #2 is that, in the words of Big Sean, Strand don't @#$& with them. And so, they should be very, very careful around him.

 

Whoah, do I detect a bit of nastiness with that remark?

And fyi, Still is not an episode that I would rank myself as a "big fan" of

 

This had got me so interested in Nick.. I have been since the first scene

 

Nick is by far my favorite character.

Sidebar - I think that little by little Chris will eventually prove himself to be someone who will step up and do what needs to be done. Three episodes ago I would have never thought I would be saying this

 

Man, all these cute accents!

 

Lol no nastiness in that remark.

It's a joke. Might've been a bad one.

But no, I'm like you: I enjoyed Arrow on the Doorpost. I mean it's not exceptional by any means but the hate for it kinda confuses me. We learn a lot about the Governor, Andrea is back to making smart decisions again, we see just how dark Rick has gotten, and there's a Hershel and Milton power hour.

Then again, I binge-watched my way through season 3.

 

Ohhhhhh the sneak peek from Talking Dead looks good.....Daniel don't play!

 

I really liked this episode and it definitely seems this series is starting to hit its stride now. I can see why people might of been disappointed in it because of the flashbacks though.

 

Yes! LOL

 

The new latino with a scoped rifle is ****ing awesome. Look how callous he is "Oh look, more of them dead beats, lets get going, Ey! no blood on the car!"

 

I thought for sure that that car was going to be covered in gore in no time flat.

 

God that was amazing. Best episode so far; definitely a 9/10 rating. That ending was just incredible and it was good to see another side of Strand via the flashback scenes. I don't dislike him quite as much now, even if I'm still angry about the whole Alex thing.

 

Yes! But he kept it so nice. I like how he manage to keep it clean...even to the end of leaving it. Like those last 15-30 minutes would matter.

It sure do, I mean he did a bad thing but to him I think he tried to protect his "Love". I also guess now that he was not really a drug baron but just a businessman of some sort.