Just finish watching. Is this the first time it rained in the series!? I don't think I've ever seen rain before.

They stopped Eugene drinking the water because, despite everything, he's still a part of their group. Abraham was the one who was screwed around the most, and he's the one who stopped him, just showing that he still cares about him. Or, at the very least, it's better to have him alive than potentially dead.

This is the second time rain has been a big thing in the series; back in Season 1, it started raining when Rick and Glenn covered themselves in Walker guts to try and sneak through a crowd of them.

Nice to see the dogs and the moral dilemma the characters had; you could tell that they didn't want to, but they had no choice.

I thought it was more of a "s***...if we move we're dead" kinda thing over them not wanting to those dogs would have badly injured at least one person before getting shot.

I hope this guy won't lead to the end of the D.C thing there needs to be some ray of light in or at the end of this season like a society rebuilding itself that doesn't let them in but they get to appreciate people will live on or something.
It'll be kinda dull if D.C is just burnt to the ground it's already been covered that cities are basically hopeless hellholes.

I doubt Glenn gets bit there for instance but I guess it is possible, might be about time one of the few from the first season died.
God no though don't need to see Maggie being an even bigger downer like forever or just killing herself.

What a weak ending for Tyreese, all of a sudden Zombies can sneak up on everyone for no explanation at all? That's a load of crap, I was hoping he would snap out of this "I can't do this" mindset, due was like a Black Thor VS. Zombies, give him a hammer and he tears it up. Still thought it was a very weak death.

I'm getting tired of these fake scares, I haven't read the Comics and I can even tell who's not supposed to die yet and who will, if they got rid of all these fake scares, it would be much harder to tell and make the show much more unpredictable too. The ending was very lame and saw it coming a mile away.

They're finally exploring starvation and dehydration.

So we have messed up humans (2x groups), fighting through walkers (x amount), betrayal from within (2x), and finally nature being taken seriously. There's not much left to have as antagonists.

Back to Tyreese again?

He was in a camp for a long time before joining the Prison, and he expressed his disdain at dealing with walkers in Season 4; he wasn't adapting to this world. He showed it when he didn't want to go on runs. He showed it when he wasn't comfortable with clearing the fences. He showed it when he let one of the Termites live. He wasn't fit for the world and, because of that, he died. He got lost in thought when he was staring at the pictures because he's sentimental. He's not as quick in regards to thinking about survival, so by the time he realised that there was another walker in the house and that it was behind him, it was too late. He even had a ton of scenes in the actual episode where he was pondering what the world was now and whether he actually wanted to live in it.

YEEEEEEEEEEES. What an amazing episode. I'll post my thoughts on it later, but man, it was great.

I thought it was alright just slow. Glenn scare was obvious, they need to stop pretending important characters might die that easy.

I was just waiting for people with guns to pop up at the end there or something, just anything bad to happen.

I really hope this is an actual community, I'm expecting them to walk in and that to just be a stereo playing children's laughter to fool people.

Why would they be playing so close to the gate and why were there no shadows? It seems so damn shady and that scene with Rick hiding the gun, seems more like that will pay off than not.

Thinking about it, those walls keep zombies out.
Or they keep people in.
Can see it being some kind of sick Truman Show type thing where they capture people and set zombies on them for entertainment.


If not though, if it's truly legit I can't see where the rest of the series will go...should it just end? Or will another paradise just be ruined?