Good episode, but I saw a bunch of things that pi55ed me off. A.) Why do you drive in circles like some kind of
silly, bumpy, modern-day wild west show where you are guaranteed NOT to hit anything?? (of course,
they were somehow CRACK SHOTS in all this). You are driving cars, they are walking lepers, run OVER THEM
and shoot the thus-maimed by driving up to them and popping a cap in their skull. Granted, if you bust an axle, you MIGHT be fu(ked, so I will let that one go as just a dumb waste of ammo.
Where did Herschel get that badas$ shotgun? SOMEHOW he jams 40 shells into the body of it. Amazing.
I CAN SEE reasons why the group got upset about Shane's death, not least of which being the fact that
half of them FOLLOWED him primarily, and even though it seems to Rick like he explained himself, there is too
much paranoia afoot to say "he was just leading me out into the woods and into a trap to kill me" and have
people take it as gospel. A lot of what took place between them was private and stated in hushed tones.
Not everyone was aware of the odd dynamic driving their relationship. So it might come as a bit of a surprise
to them to learn Shane was trying to KILL him. So yeah, Rick should have explained a bit more.
While I like the fact that we are FINALLY getting out of the Greene Family farm rut, we are just headed into
another rut at the prison, but at least it is getting back onto the rails of the comic. There was a great article
I read yesterday that was critiquing the whole second half of Season two versus the first half, and it made me
realize we are not the only people who think that storyline went on way too long, but it tells you how cliff-hanger
mentality SCREWED us all into having to watch that crap for so long. It makes you mad.
http://www.theatlantic.com/entertain...t-card/254720/