This is the first episode of the fourth season of the Walking Dead. This show remains one of the best-quality shows on television, and this season looks to continue that trend. I thought this episode was a solid return. Nothing too much happens as the main theme of the episode is how to survive and live within a community, one not governed by the Governor.
In this episode, "30 Days Without an Accident," The community in the prison is beginning to thrive as veggies are being grown and pigs being raised for meat. But food runs are still a must and a group of people led by Daryl and Glenn run into a disaster at a supermarket. Meanwhile, Rick meets a new survivor who claims she hasn't eaten in four days and Rick treats her with suspicion, rightly so.
Overall, this isn't the most spectacular episode of the Walking Dead, especially after the craziness of the end of Season Three. But we are due for a quiet episode like this to show how the community is surviving. That being said, the cliffhanger does raises some interesting questions for the future ahead. I rate this episode 9/10.
In this episode, "30 Days Without an Accident," The community in the prison is beginning to thrive as veggies are being grown and pigs being raised for meat. But food runs are still a must and a group of people led by Daryl and Glenn run into a disaster at a supermarket. Meanwhile, Rick meets a new survivor who claims she hasn't eaten in four days and Rick treats her with suspicion, rightly so.
Overall, this isn't the most spectacular episode of the Walking Dead, especially after the craziness of the end of Season Three. But we are due for a quiet episode like this to show how the community is surviving. That being said, the cliffhanger does raises some interesting questions for the future ahead. I rate this episode 9/10.