Dale fears the group is losing its humanity as Rick and the others vote to execute Randall.Dale fears the group is losing its humanity as Rick and the others vote to execute Randall.Dale fears the group is losing its humanity as Rick and the others vote to execute Randall.
Kevin Galbraith
- Swamp Walker
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Andrea Harrison: [the group stand over Dale's dying body as Andrea cries] He's suffering. Do something!
Dale Horvath: [Dale gurgles in pain] Come on.
Andrea Harrison: [Andrea cries before running off] Oh, God.
Daryl Dixon: [Rick holds his gun up as Daryl takes it from his hand, cocking it slowly to Dale's face, whispering] I'm sorry, brother.
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Sorry Brother
After the last action packed episode, this weeks is a much slower pace
Plot In A Paragraph: After Randall reveals that he was with is heavily armed and violent, Rick decides that they have little choice but to kill him. Dale disagrees feeling that this is a question about keeping their humanity. Shane is fed up with Rick and Hershel and is thinking of staging a takeover. Carl begins to rebel against his parents authority but there are consequences and there is a terrible price to pay.
Jeffrey DeMunn is the star of this episode as Dale desperately tries to stop the group from losing it's humanity, by pleading with each member of the group individually not to vote to kill Randall. Carl is in need of a good slap, and his actions cost a camp member their life.
Last episode I said which two characters I would happily see die, it was neither of them, but one of the characters I liked instead. So add Carl to the list of Lori and Andrea.
T-Dog has been relegated to the background so much I thought I'd missed an episode where he'd died till he turned up at the end of this episode. Even then he doesn't even speak. Someone wrote this guy some dialogue.
There is a nice scene where Herschel has a man to man talk with Glen.
Plot In A Paragraph: After Randall reveals that he was with is heavily armed and violent, Rick decides that they have little choice but to kill him. Dale disagrees feeling that this is a question about keeping their humanity. Shane is fed up with Rick and Hershel and is thinking of staging a takeover. Carl begins to rebel against his parents authority but there are consequences and there is a terrible price to pay.
Jeffrey DeMunn is the star of this episode as Dale desperately tries to stop the group from losing it's humanity, by pleading with each member of the group individually not to vote to kill Randall. Carl is in need of a good slap, and his actions cost a camp member their life.
Last episode I said which two characters I would happily see die, it was neither of them, but one of the characters I liked instead. So add Carl to the list of Lori and Andrea.
T-Dog has been relegated to the background so much I thought I'd missed an episode where he'd died till he turned up at the end of this episode. Even then he doesn't even speak. Someone wrote this guy some dialogue.
There is a nice scene where Herschel has a man to man talk with Glen.
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- slightlymad22
- Oct 24, 2014
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- Douglasville, Georgia, USA(on location)
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- Runtime43 minutes
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- 16:9 HD
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