Rick and the crew split up to deal with the large zombie horde as it breaks up.
This is a strong episode with great suspenseful horror sequences.
The threat of the zombies was significantly fading in comparison to the living characters, but it is definitely back after this episode. I won't go into plot details and spoil, but several of the main 'family' group of characters have memorable scenes.
Danai Gurira, Andrew Lincoln and Steven Yeun are all on great form along with Michael Traynor, who is superb.
The production values are top drawer as always. The scene on the dumpster was very effective and almost put you right in the moment with the characters. I also think the macabre art design is the pet store shows meticulous attention to detail.
My only gripe with the episode was yet another use of 'The Walking Dead' clichéd surprise zombie attack from behind, which were getting tiresome about three seasons ago!
This is a strong episode with great suspenseful horror sequences.
The threat of the zombies was significantly fading in comparison to the living characters, but it is definitely back after this episode. I won't go into plot details and spoil, but several of the main 'family' group of characters have memorable scenes.
Danai Gurira, Andrew Lincoln and Steven Yeun are all on great form along with Michael Traynor, who is superb.
The production values are top drawer as always. The scene on the dumpster was very effective and almost put you right in the moment with the characters. I also think the macabre art design is the pet store shows meticulous attention to detail.
My only gripe with the episode was yet another use of 'The Walking Dead' clichéd surprise zombie attack from behind, which were getting tiresome about three seasons ago!