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Rick is going to have to think hard about this.

Where the fuck is Tyrese.....for such a big char in the comics, they are really ignoring him in the tv show.

I hope Rick realizes the Governor is a snake, and can't be trusted.

Awwww yeah! War!

Not only does this show not have any zombies eating humans, there's not even any SUSPENSE that a zombie might eat a human. This show is like what "The Sopranos" would be if nobody ever got whacked.

If you're caught up in the "drama" of this show, you are a serious pussy. How long before they release "The Walking Dead" soundtrack?

The humans have evolved, as has the show. It was pretty evident when the season kicked off that the group had figured out how to manage the zombies. They'll always be there in the background, but you can only keep hurds of zombies interesting for so long.

Exactly.....I believe in the comics Rick says 'We don't need to fear the dead, we can handle the dead, its the living we need to fear".

Per Michael Ausiello from TVLine.com:

I’d much rather discuss Sunday’s antepenultimate Season 3 episode, in which you’ll get a flashback to “simpler times” between Andrea and Michonne (and the latter’s “pets”); you’ll see Andrea train a gun on the Governor (but what, if anything, could stop her from pulling the trigger?); and you’ll be on the edge of your seat throughout a 10-minute cat-and-mouse sequence, ultimately uttering an expletive at your TV as it comes to an end.

Pretty crazy how Glenn was killed by Negan. He sure smashed his head with that bat.

Just read the most recent issue of Rolling Stone with a Kirkman interview and an interview with the producer of the show. They "revealed" that 27 characters are killed off in the season finale, some major characters. Kirkman was also said) that the action at the end of the episode reveals some surprises as to the loyalties of some of the key players (I'm assuming making a choice between the two camps or sticking together to fight). Interesting. Also according to Kirkman:

The next season would be more balanced between character development (last season) and action (this season)
Expect more episodes like "Clear" - the one with Michonne, Carl and Rick interacting with Morgan - featuring small groups of characters throughout the episodes rather than whole-cast episodes

Ah Milton, you stopped her. Andrea is finally about to redeem herself, and you stop her.

It's the end of the world and this white dude is worried about being emasculated in front of someone that's dead now.

I knew as soon as I saw those trees that she was going to get grabbed, and that it would make no sense.