I liked how Dale is all for the group and in helping T-Dog. I totally understand them not wanting to go to Hershel's farm. Sophia is missing and Carl gets shot so lets pack up and forget Sophia?

 

I absolutely loved the juxtaposition between the Lori comforting Carl when Rick was shot scene and the scene were Rick comforts Lori when she learns Carl was shot. Shane is turning out to be a spectacularly complicated character and I am definitely getting very emotionally invested in him…WOW!! I was also shocked that Sofia is not at the farm, like others on these boards, I thought for sure she'd already be there. Overall, it was a spectacularly dramatic episode.

I do really miss the quirky songs included at the end of each episode in season. I really got used to those!

 

I agree, this was a great episode. I wish I hadn't fell asleep before the talk with Kirkman after the show. Anyone know if it was any good or if Kirkman told anything cool?

I think Carl, the boy that plays him, is probably the best kid actor I have seen based on his acting when they were taking out the bullet. That was painful to watch, it was so realistic it, as a parent, broke my heart. They cast this show very well in accordance with the attitudes and personalities in the comics, pretty impressive really.

 

I was feeling the same way. They totally moved on from trying to find some lost little girl, to making sure T-Dog was safe. I mean the group is staying to make a sign for her, but after that they heading to the farm.

 

The episode was awesome. This show with each week seems to keep getting better and better.Watching Rick a reluctant hero start to unravel and start to see chinks in the armor was just extremely difficult to watch. He seriously needs to have a breakdown because he just continues to be this stoic man not allowing himself to let go of all that is inside of him. I was glad to see Shane step up and support and be there for his friend considering the last episode he seemed a little disgusted with Rick showing some human emotion. And Lori supporting and being there for him instead of going after him for Carl getting shot. Such a difficult and hard scene with Carl. Thank God for Daryl with a little bit of lightness during such an intense episode. I admit I watched it all 3 times yesterday and after every time I ended up feeling the same way whipped and in Shane's words spent.

 

I thought it a very good episode. LOL @ Zorro on a horse, that was some pretty cool shit.

I guess once your all caught up in a zombie apocalypse, someone like that saving your bacon is just another normal thing.

 

It was an okay episode but to be honest, it was worse then most of the season.

 

Re-watched the episode. It's really great. A lot of things happened. I have to admit that Chandler Riggs (Carl) is a great actor. His scenes were really emotional and it looked realistic.