The Walking Dead Season 3 tonight! (NO SPOILERS ALLOWED!!!)

[skinswillwin06]

The point is to let him know that they were found in the prison and not let in. Not to tell him they were there.

I thought Rick was informed that Carl was the one that saved them when he was making his final decision

[DeaconTheVillain]

I would bet that tonights episode falls flat and dissapoints. Pretty much like the last few have. I am not quite sure if the writers just plain suck or they are trying to bait the masses...

[twa]

I thought Rick was informed that Carl was the one that saved them when he was making his final decision

yep, him and Hershel referenced it (unsecured areas)unless that was in the preview

[youngchew]

I would bet that tonights episode falls flat and dissapoints. .

Agreed. I thought last week's episode with Morgan was great though. But yeah, typically the last few episodes that lead up to the finale do nothing but build drama and tension. I doubt the plot will advance a whole lot tonight.

[boysetsfire]

Just ****ing shoot him right there!

[HOF44]

Ricks in trouble!

[StillUnknown]

Can't decide if I'd rather see Andrea take a bullet or get fed to the walkers, either way, she gots to go.

[SpringfieldSkins]

I bet Andrea is the one who kills the governor.

[Jumbo]

I bet Andrea is the one who kills the governor.

Agreed, and ends up running Pillsbury or whatever.

[Braxford]

Agreed, and ends up running Pillsbury or whatever.

Pillsbury Doughboy: Run Pillsbury....wait...what about me...that's my turf!"



I did like how Daryl and one of the Governors guys were talking after killing walkers and they were talking about how they would be fighting again soon. Kind of like soldiers in battle hanging out with each other while the leaders are talking about a cease fire that will not happen.

[HogNose]

That scene with Rick and the Governor at the table reminded me of Han and Greedo. I was hoping Rick would draw and fire as the Gov. grabbed the gun under the table.

Good bridge episode setting up for the rest of the season.

[LD0506]

Can't believe Rick would even consider giving up Michonne to the Gov., he has to know it wouldn't make one bit of difference other than his side just got weaker. I think he should have told the group about it, make a point of officially including Michonne and binding her allegiance tighter along with showing a sign that his brain hasn't entirely leaked out of his skull.

Merle got my respect for wanting to go protect Daryl, he may be a 4 star jackass most times but he was serious there. I agree w/ him, take the fight to Woodberry, let them worry and concentrate their energy on defending their turf.

And goddamit Rick, one shot when you walk in and this **** is OVER! The prison loses Rick, they go on but the Gov eats a bullet and the threat disappears, he has this "cult of personality" thing going that could be easily solved with a small application of lead.

[rick7423]

The Gov gave up quite a bit of information in this episode. I kept thinking that Rick was playing the perfect part... he just sat there and let the Gov talk. When you do that, and knowing the arrogance of your opponent, they will open up and start talking just to hear their own voice. it may appear as though they are controlling the conversation, but really in the end, they are giving up huge intel.

For example: The gov mentioned that he knew about the gun/ammo run and also that they returned with quite a haul. How did he know? Were they followed? is there a spy in the prison? Is there a turncoat? Will Morgan be raided, captured/killed by the gov?

Also, at first the gov was adamant about wanting a surrender, then his tune changed as the meeting went on. How do you go from unconditional surrender to, 'just give me Michone and all is good'?

There were more examples but this one really stood out. Rick played this exactly right. Now if he will just NOT give up Michone and take the offensive.

[twa]

telling the group about the offer would invite division(you already have it about fighting/fleeing)

[talk show host]

Can't believe Rick would even consider giving up Michonne to the Gov., he has to know it wouldn't make one bit of difference other than his side just got weaker. I think he should have told the group about it, make a point of officially including Michonne and binding her allegiance tighter along with showing a sign that his brain hasn't entirely leaked out of his skull.

Merle got my respect for wanting to go protect Daryl, he may be a 4 star jackass most times but he was serious there. I agree w/ him, take the fight to Woodberry, let them worry and concentrate their energy on defending their turf.

And goddamit Rick, one shot when you walk in and this **** is OVER! The prison loses Rick, they go on but the Gov eats a bullet and the threat disappears, he has this "cult of personality" thing going that could be easily solved with a small application of lead.

The reason Rick didnt tell the group is because then theyd be debating whether or not to give Michone up instead of preparing to go to war. It would ALIENATE michone and DIVIDE the group. Instead, by telling them they were going to war, Rick FOCUSED the group and UNITED them against the true enemy.