You guys called it. Bob was indeed bitten. It didn't matter though. The bad guys went out another way in the end.
Because that was a flashback to why they were doing what they were doing. (it said like 6 months ago right before it). That scene wasn't from after the events of the show. The scene also explains why they tear gassed them.
Wtf was the A on the wall supposed to mean? A for Alex, Gareth's brother? Who is with Darryl - Morgan? I hope so. Also Beth is on talking dead next week. Is she a goner? Haha
Or maybe carol and darryl went rambo on the people who took beth and rescued some other people?
I never expected Terminus and Gareth to be handled by episode 3. I really expected it to last until the midseason break, or longer.
Dunno what the A was for, but the nathaniel hawthorne reference seems intentional - maybe I missed the tie in to events of the show.
I'm feeling confident darryl rescued some people. not sure who else will be with him. But he wouldn't have said "you can come out now" or whatever if it was (just) Carol or Beth. Especially Carol.
And did you notice Maggie & Glenn pulling back in revulsion at the church slaughter? I think there is gonna be a fundamental, philisophical schism in the group
Hopefully this means onto some new content. Perhaps the writers heard the community feedback about the prison and farm seasons.
That might have played a part in their decision to go ahead and split up. You'd think that after all they'd gone through, they'd never want to split up again, but Maggie and Glenn maybe recognized that they can't be a part of the world that the rest of the group is descending into. They'd rather take their chances on a mission with a purpose. Something I don't get though, is why any of the crew (Rick etc) would want to stay at that church. What's the point? It isn't a strategic asset like the prison, there's nothing particularly useful about the place, and there doesn't appear to be anything in the area worth going after. Regardless of whether they plan to go to DC or not, why not set out on the bus together and split up at a later time when they come to a point where it makes sense? I don't get what Rick & co are sticking around for.
Glad they killed off that group, but having Daryl return so soon and with someone else, possibly not Carol?
The group is staying because Daryl and Carol are gone and if they return, will return to the church.
I am thinking Daryl found the black guy that was following them and didn't want him to be seen first and shot on sight.
You guys called it. Bob was indeed bitten. It didn't matter though. The bad guys went out another way in the end.
That might have played a part in their decision to go ahead and split up. You'd think that after all they'd gone through, they'd never want to split up again, but Maggie and Glenn maybe recognized that they can't be a part of the world that the rest of the group is descending into. They'd rather take their chances on a mission with a purpose. Something I don't get though, is why any of the crew (Rick etc) would want to stay at that church. What's the point? It isn't a strategic asset like the prison, there's nothing particularly useful about the place, and there doesn't appear to be anything in the area worth going after. Regardless of whether they plan to go to DC or not, why not set out on the bus together and split up at a later time when they come to a point where it makes sense? I don't get what Rick & co are sticking around for.
Yes. To wait for Carol and Daryl. But more importantly, it is a secondary indication that the slaughter was not a cause of the split.they agreed to go before the whole slaughter in the church.
they agreed to go before the whole slaughter in the church.
Did Maggie ever ask about her sister, Beth?
What a deadbeat sister.
Did Maggie ever ask about her sister, Beth?
What a deadbeat sister.
I think the writers forgot they're sisters.