The Paddock

the show isn't really about Zombie as much as how people react differently in end-of-the-world situation.

It's about people that makes it a popular show, actually.

I think the problem right now is our main Character has gone psycho mode, and many times you start questioning the group in general. It's hard to love the show when you have hard time loving either group, i think.

One thing has been driving me nuts for a while with the group at the prison. Why don't they go out to the fence every day and just go down the line killing walkers in the face with spears, knives, arrows, etc.? Instead, they keep letting them congregate around the fence. They have killed plenty of them through the fence since arriving at the prison, so we know they can do it and realize they can do so in relative safety. I would send a couple of group members out there for some face-killing in shifts every day. There can only be so many walkers in the area of a rural Georgia prison. Kill enough of them every day and you eventually find yourself in relative safety (from the walkers, anyway).

kind of sad that insane dude morgan has better idea of safety than the whole group with rick.

lol

Yeah, I think the whole point of the show is to explore, or show, how good people would act or change in a time like this. Deep down everyone in Rick's group is a good person, but they know they have to make some tough choices. A prime example was the backpack guy. In crazy times like that, you can easily imagine that people would set a trap by having someone act desperate or stranded, begging for help when a car passes. Then, the moment you stop to help their group comes out of the woods and either kills you all or just steals your car, leaving you there stranded. You also don't know if the guy has been bitten and may change or what. As tough as it would be, you 100% absolutely have to keep driving like they did. The only kicker is when he comes running down the road several miles later, still begging you to help, at that point you have to reconsider and realize yeah, it probably wasn't a trap. The question is, do you stick with your small group or welcome strangers into the group when all they will do is use up more of your resources?

Yeah, didn't exactly see that coming until he let her out of the car. The writing was on the wall after that.

Good season finale, but I was a bit disappointed they didn't have a big "HOLY SHIT!" moment at the end. I don't know why one of those 2 guys didn't take out the Governor out on the road or in the truck, either. Bad move.

I think the MOST interesting thing i saw was how Carl is evolving.

And it's in a BAD way.

I think Next season governor will come back attacking the prison. I think he will have an army of some sort again. However, the most interesting topic will be how Carl develops into adulthood.

Right now, there is a possibility that Carl might end up being bad, where rick and Carl faces off each other.