I find myself not wanting episodes to end...this one included.

 

Group hug!

 

Yes, there's the moment! And also their "stop" inside joke that @RickyGrimes was referring to. Love it.

 

Loved the episode. I really love the bond that Daryl and Carol have. It was a great moment having Daryl burning the bodies and Carol's reaction. Can not wait for Sunday.... I miss Rick so much!

 

I loved the highway into Atlanta too, seeing how it had gone from empty on the entrance to the city and clogged up abandoned cars on the exit to the same but more dilapidated and a lot more of a welcome to hell kind of vibe, before it was kind of eerie, this time very ominous

 

My list of likes:

-Carol opening up
-Daryl grabbing those smokes... it's always cool to see them score an item, even if they are cancer sticks...
-The comfort that they have around each other

 

Well said, i agree with most of that, at first i thought that this episode and slabtown could have been in the one episode but after a second watch i really think Daryl and Carol needed the full episode to re connect, they havent really had time to do that since Terminus fell.

 

Late to this but here we go...

First and foremost, ATLANTA!!! I said this in the review/rate thread, I'm just done with nature. Bring on the concrete and steel! I absolutely loved the look and the feel of the city. The episode could have been Daryl and Carol just exploring without a word or without any action and I would still give it a passing grade. I hope we spend more time in cities in future.

I liked Daryl and Carol's interactions. They're not the most exciting of people, together, but they've got a natural and comfortable relationship that's quite nice to watch. I also quite liked how quiet the episode was. It worked for the most part.

What else... Oh! The sleeping bag/tent people! I really liked that side story. The visual of the walkers squirming like worms in their zipped up sleeping bags was amusingly odd. And the scene was laid out nicely and intriguingly enough that it makes me want to know more. So thumbs up to that!

As for Noah... I think I like him but I need one more episode of him doing things to be sure.

 

Totally agree! Bring on -- wait for it -- DEADLanta!

 

I liked Daryl's line when they were killing the sleeping bag walkers, "Sometimes I don't know what to think!" As in, WTF has this world come to?!

 

Cute! That would be a nod to last season, which was awesome!

I also liked how they drank from the same canteen.