That scene where Rick comes back and puts that half-zombie out of its misery was taken right from the comic.
I though that he was going back to eventually meet up with everyone else at the camp but couldn't resist having some fun and racing the car. Just my guess. He looked like he was having the time of his life though, didn't he? It was probably nice to forget about the zombie apocalypse for a minute and just have fun.
Yeah, that was my assumption, too. He was enjoying LIVING, not just happy to be alive.
) so artfully into thinking "okay, so these are the main characters they're going to focus on in this thing" and then killing a couple of them off as cavalierly as they did. I really appreciate a show that genuinely surprises the viewer that way. Good stuff. I'm still a little surprised they killed off the wife beater already. Of course, no question he deserved to die by horde o' zombies, but the most interesting part of the show thus far is the living having to get over their interpersonal issues and work together against the dead, and I thought he was a good antagonist to help fuel that never-ending struggle. Does anyone else think Merle might have had something to do with the zombie invasion of the camp? Like maybe he somehow lured them there and cut the warning lines they had on the ground to avenge the whole abandoning him on the roof thing? I don't know, just thinking out loud here....Yes, I believe Merle lured the zombies to the camp. I'm also wondering, like, if when and if the zombies starve off would that still kill off the virus? Would it still be somewhere?SPOILER ALERT FOR EPISODE 4 (MOST RECENT EPISODE).
This last episode was brutal. I have to say, I give AMC a lot of props for lulling the audience (well, me anyway
