Haha, Tony that is so wrong!

 

I'm not going to change my language, that's just my opinion.

 

A part of me was hoping that Judith was dead just because it's very... stressful(?) watching scenes with her. In my opinion the episode was split into four parts...

1) Daryl and Beth find out someone was killed, potentionally a child thus setting up number 2
2) A very dangerous situation that left me on the edge of my seat, until Carol arrived and I breathed a sigh of relief
3) Oh yeah, there's that other group
4) What's Glenn doing at the prison?/Wow, who would have thought Tara would save Glenn?

I think the the scenes with Tyresse, Mika, Lizzie, and the baby were some of the most intense scenes of this whole season, and most definitely the most intense of this episode. No other group is in such a tight spot. Everyone else can take care of themselves. Seeing a grown man try to take care of three kids in the forest during a ZA... It was almost too much.

I hope they make it to a safe zone and drop her off.

 

Whats the old saying---
"If looks could kill"
I don't think Lizzie likes Judith at all

 

They better not leave Judith alone with Lizzie ever again.

 

I agree. Gives new respect to Tyreese. And the fact that he can make 'cutesy" faces at a baby, while running from walkers, shows he has sooo much compassion.

 

I loved that Tyreese ended up with the kids. The scenes with Mika's freaking out and Judith's crying were nerve wracking but great. Keeping Judith alive was a huge cop out. On the bright side it means they will find shelter relatively soon. I can live with one more episode of them wandering the woods but anymore than that and a baby surviving the zombie will be completely unbelievable.

 

It is not confirmed, you just made a guess.

 

Why is everyone getting on me because of this, it's simply an opinion. Yes, it's a guess. In my opinion from how they are setting up Lizzie, she will not make it out of season 4.

 

Because you obviously don't know the English language:
"con·firm′er n.
Synonyms: confirm, corroborate, substantiate, authenticate, validate, verify
These verbs mean to affirm the truth, accuracy, or genuineness of something. Confirm implies removal of all doubt"

Saying that something is confirmed suggests that it is true beyond a shadow of a doubt.

 

Because you didn't say 'in my opinion' or 'I'm guessing'. What you said was 'It is confirmed', which it is not.

lol, I had the definition too!

 

Actually, if I had seen Tyrese acting the way he was in this situation, being calm with the kids, feeding them, changing diapers AND taking care of business with the walkers.... I'd say he was just ASKING to get married

 

A little harsh there (I'm payed as writer). All I meant is that in my opinion that scene confirmed her downfall. Should have added 'in my opinion' or changed the wording, sorry.

 

Lizzie really scared me in this episode! I love the job she's doing acting, and especially at her age. I wish Maggie or Beth were doing as well.

 

eh, don't let it get to you.

 

I think we will see a lot of Brighton Sharbino, in the future. The fact that she can do " emotional facial expressions", is great.

 

Now it's just me, but I wouldn't say I'm a writer in a post where I didn't use a spelling and grammar checker.

 

Lol, guess you have a point. This is a forum, I don't really care about that here.

 

You're payed as writer? Whatever they're paying they're not getting their money's worth.

 

I agree! That's what was so *creepy* about the scene, she made it so believable.

The other thing I was worried about TWD doing was at some point the adults would have to go on a supply raid and *of course* being the oldest kid she'd be left as the babysitter....