Thoughts on tonight's episode:
Sad that Bob is gone. New lesson: by cooking Bob's tainted meat, the Termites didn't turn (as far as we know...they might have turned later if they hadn't been killed).

I think a (small) part of me is sad that Gareth is gone. Not sure why. At least there are still more threats -- whoever has Beth.

While I can understand Maggie/Glenn/Tara being shocked by the slaughter of the termites....I was also thinking "Hello?! They tried [b]to eat you and your friends[b]. They were going to slaughter you like cattle and eat you.

Why is Maggie okay with leaving on the bus to DC and completely giving up on Beth?
Michonne has her sword back. Alright.

Wonder why the reverend didn't go to DC.

Who is with Daryl? Carol? Someone else?

Ten minutes!!

This is totally off-topic, but are there any other walking dead fans who are also reading Thomas books to their kids? Whenever I see an image of Sodor Steamworks I shudder because it kinda looks like Terminus.

I watched the episode tonight. It looked like there was a previous relationship with Bob and Gareth. When Gareth is talking to Bob about having to hunt them down as revenge for taking their home, Gareth said something like it was perfect that is was Bob of all people that that they captured in way that sounded like something had gone down in the past.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bob was totally shady outside, I suspect he was about to kill himself. That's why he asked Sasha for one more kiss. He was acting weird even when the thing all went down in the food bank - I suspected it then.

The leg. Holy shit, the leg!!!! That was nauseating. But it would be awesome if that douchebag Garrett turned.

It really seemed like there was some kind of history b/w Garrett and Bob.

See, I thought he had been bitten or scratched, so he knew what was coming. But then they ate him so that didn't pan out.

I bet they ate his leg without checking for bites/scratches... Silly Terminus people.

Anonymous wrote:Bob was totally shady outside, I suspect he was about to kill himself. That's why he asked Sasha for one more kiss. He was acting weird even when the thing all went down in the food bank - I suspected it then.

The leg. Holy shit, the leg!!!! That was nauseating. But it would be awesome if that douchebag Garrett turned.

It really seemed like there was some kind of history b/w Garrett and Bob.

See, I thought he had been bitten or scratched, so he knew what was coming. But then they ate him so that didn't pan out.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just rewound to watch the last scene again: the one who threatened Judith was definitely there; his face was very swollen, had some cuts, and his eyes were nearly swollen shut.

It was confirmed in Talking Dead.
have also said the story line will start following the comic more.

I also noticed the one black guy in, one black guy out. Happened at the prison.

I know it was confirmed, but someone on here said she/he didn't see the guy. And someone else commented that he didn't look beaten up.

Anonymous wrote:Just rewound to watch the last scene again: the one who threatened Judith was definitely there; his face was very swollen, had some cuts, and his eyes were nearly swollen shut.

It was confirmed in Talking Dead.
have also said the story line will start following the comic more.

I also noticed the one black guy in, one black guy out. Happened at the prison.

Just rewound to watch the last scene again: the one who threatened Judith was definitely there; his face was very swollen, had some cuts, and his eyes were nearly swollen shut.

I like the show but ugh it's so realistically gory I can't watch some of the super bloody stuff. The walkers, I'm ok with those scenes. But stuff like the first episode opening scene with the troughs and throat slitting...so.gross. I can't look lol.

My husband and I, upon the introduction of new black character Gabriel, immediately began discussing which black character would die. We picked Bob because he's annoying and the episode went out of it's way to show how nice and loving he is. So we figured he'd be toast. Anyone else notice that new black character seems to mean certain doom for an existing black character?

Now on a separate subject - if I'm going to eat someone limb by limb, I'd personally start with the arms as it would be so much harder to move a one-legged man from place to place if we needed to relocate camp. What were they thinking? Biceps have plenty of muscle. Make two arms if one isn't quite enough.

Anonymous wrote:I agree, I think Bob was crying because he was scratched or bitten. Good for him for taking out the Terminus group.

The guy who threatened Judith is dead. He wasn't with the group chowing down on Bob's leg (poor Bob btw).

The Reverend has something going on, I'm not sure he necessarily locked everyone out, since they were at the food pantry, probably prepping for his donation? I don't see him as the killing type, unless he was part of Terminus but ran away after what they became? It'll be interesting to see either way.

People who took Beth are not Terminus. One preview had her in a psych ward. It's about time we got a crazy group of people testing the virus on humans... I'm also wondering what the DC group's plan was going to be if they couldn't convince Rick and the group to come with - attack them?

Incorrect. He was with the group.

Anonymous wrote:I am not asking for spoilers, but at least for prior seasons, how closely has the show tracked the comic strip (or whatever they are calling it).

Not super closely, I think to avoid having viewers be able to guess plotlines.

Bob was totally shady outside, I suspect he was about to kill himself. That's why he asked Sasha for one more kiss. He was acting weird even when the thing all went down in the food bank - I suspected it then.

The leg. Holy shit, the leg!!!! That was nauseating. But it would be awesome if that douchebag Garrett turned.

It really seemed like there was some kind of history b/w Garrett and Bob.

I am not asking for spoilers, but at least for prior seasons, how closely has the show tracked the comic strip (or whatever they are calling it).