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What's up with all of the W's on the zombie heads? A couple things sticking out for me:

-Rick's friend from Season 1 that's been tracking them (last seen at the church before they all went to Atlanta to rescue Beth.
-Is he the person with the campfire that Daryl and Aaron saw? Or is it the person that tied up the girl for bait and has been hacking up all the bodies?

And I don't think Daryl is going to die. I think the season finale will include those walls coming down and a massive carnage taking place.

I think we can all agree that the season finale will have a lot of death (whether it's Daryl or someone else) at least, but we'll need to watch it to find out who. I personally think that the W's are going to end up being the Wolves (either an interpretation of Negan's group or another group from the comics) that the show has been teasing. I think that the camp belongs to Morgan.

I also think that the camp belongs to Morgan and that he will reappear tonight. Also, the Wolves are the only group that matches all of the signs given thus far. Remember that there are more walkers than ever coming to the gates of Alexandria (a comment made by one of the characters can't remember which one). I think the Wolves are sending the walkers in that direction. Still curious about why/who that girl tied to the tree for bait was. I wish that stupid girl that Carl is in love with would have seen that so she could stop running away. I don't like her emo attitude lol.

I actually like her a lot! I think that her and Carl add an interesting dynamic to the show. As for the girl in the tree, I'm curious about who she is too. I agree with your statement about the Wolves and that is probably what we'll find out tonight.

"Well, it's not technically adultery any more..."

The Alexandria meeting scene where Rick kills Pete lived up to its counterpart in the comics - and maybe even outdid it, as Morgan had already joined the group in the comics so there wasn't the added surprise of his arrival. It was good to see Abe and Eugene making up, Sasha and Gabriel (probably) getting started on the road to redemption, and Glenn out-sneak-attacking the sneak attack of that sleaze Nicholas. Not to mention Badass!Morgan saving Daryl and Aaron from the Wolves. All in all, good ep, and a good setup for next season. Some truly intense stuff is going to happen this winter, if it sticks to the comics. I will also be checking out "Fear The Walking Dead" this summer, hoping it turns out to be good.

I was thinking of the scene where Abraham and Eugene made up when I said that. They also finalized Sasha and Gabriel's self-destruction arcs to make way for healing, or so it appeared to me. Other than that, there wasn't a lot of side plot to wrap up.

Overall I thought the episode was okay. I was wrong about Daryl dying in this episode, but I still think it will happen either next season or the one after. I liked Reg and I was sad to see him go, but I was so happy that Pete got a bullet to the head. It [&@%!] me off that Nicholas didn't get killed off because nothing would make me happier. The guy is a complete [&@%!] and I wish he would have gotten munched on by a bunch of walkers. I'm so excited that Morgan is back also!

How okay mam and pap were when Nick freakin repeatedly ran over K(C?)al. Like...yeah, the two of them had been there/seen the video of the zombeh being totally cool with being beaten and shot repeatedly, but still, it's not like they know there are zombies, or what exactly the zombies are like, what they do, whatever. Incapacitate him, sure, but they probably should have seen Nick running him over as harming a human being. You could say it was just the shock that made them say "NO SON, DON'T RUN HIM OVER A SECOND TIME", but...no. It just doesn't make any logical sense to me.

--Also, do you think Matt, Alicia's boyfriend, is totally (un)dead? I bet he isn't. Just a little tension/worry. They'll link up with him and he'll be totally fine. ... ...Then he'll probably just end up getting shot or something.

I agree that they were a little less freaked out then they probably should've been, but Nick did say he shot him and with everything that was happening, I guess it's slightly understandable why they didn't react much. I actually think Alicia's boyfriend is dead and if they find him then he'll be a zombie.

Slightly, but it's still...and, even when he said that he'd shot him, they were like "... ...Okay, well, it's self defense." NOBODY IS THAT CALM ABOUT [&@%!]. Except for me. NOBODY BUT ME IS THAT CALM ABOUT [&@%!].

BUT THAT'S WHAT THEY WANT YOU TO THINK. One of her last texts to him was "you better be dead". TOO OBVIOUS. If they find him, and he's a zombie already, then...too corny and predictable for me, man. I'll be more okay with it, even if they find him, he's perfectly okay, THEN he gets mauled by a zombie. Then it's at least funny.

Good point. I didn't really think about their reaction after he said that he shot him. I still think that they will find the boyfriend dead though. The daughter (whose name escapes me right now) will be upset and she might regret sending that text which means...I don't know where I was going with that.

IMDB says Alicia. I doubt they'll focus on that text at all, I'm pretty sure it was just a "ha ha, it's funny because zombies". But regrets, oh, definitely.

Well, uh. Well, I wasn't WHOLLY wrong. XD --I kinda hoped Matthew had been attacked by a looter or something. Given that it's set at the onset of the apocalypse, they definitely need to (and they kinda already do) have a strong focus on the danger of the human element. Rioters and looters would be more of a threat than any zombie.

Kind of surprising, how quick the mom was to be like "nope, we're not helping the neighbours, [&@%!] em, we're looking out for ourselves." Even after seeing what she'd seen and doing what she'd done, I would expect most people to be more...disbelieving, more compassionate. I mean, yeah, even I would be like "yeah they're already bitten, [&@%!] em", but. Huh. Thought they would have spaced out her development in that a little further. Idk. Maybe that *is* her character.

My money says ex wife dies sooner rather than later, and that the barber and his wife die, too. Travis and his woman and their kids and the barber's kid are going to end up one big, miserable family.

I thought the last episode was pretty good. I can't be the only one that felt like Chris and Alicia were going to hook up for some Game of Thrones styled incest? I mean it's not exactly incest, but still...

Yeah, no, that was definitely the vibe being given off. The lingering shot of Chris looking at her exposed back. That's not nothing. I don't think they'll play it out as just a passing fancy.

No more flashbacks, for the love of all zombies everywhere. Was it a good episode? Yes, they mostly all are now that Beth is gone. I'm thrilled about Morgan being back BOOM! Although his peculiar judgment of Rick is concerning.