This is the ninth episode of the third season of the Walking Dead and like every episode this season, it doesn't disappoint. Another action-packed episode and it even has its emotional moments. This episode also shows us how Rick is slow to recover from the death of Lori, as you will see in this episode.
In this episode, "The Suicide King," The Governor forces Merle and Daryl to fight each other, but they are rescued by Rick and Maggie. Once they escape, Rick makes it known he refuses to take Merle in so Daryl leaves the group to be with his brother. Meanwhile over at Woodbury, Andrea is shocked she was lied to by the Governor and as unrest grows, Andrea decides to act as a leader while the Governor does nothing. Back at the prison, Carol gets upset over the departure of Daryl and Rick meets Tyreese's group for the first time.
Overall, this is another great episode. The main highlight is how Rick is still affected by his wife and this episode also shows how dangerous the Governor is and that Rick many want to get his act together if he wants to survive this menace. I rate this episode 9/10.
In this episode, "The Suicide King," The Governor forces Merle and Daryl to fight each other, but they are rescued by Rick and Maggie. Once they escape, Rick makes it known he refuses to take Merle in so Daryl leaves the group to be with his brother. Meanwhile over at Woodbury, Andrea is shocked she was lied to by the Governor and as unrest grows, Andrea decides to act as a leader while the Governor does nothing. Back at the prison, Carol gets upset over the departure of Daryl and Rick meets Tyreese's group for the first time.
Overall, this is another great episode. The main highlight is how Rick is still affected by his wife and this episode also shows how dangerous the Governor is and that Rick many want to get his act together if he wants to survive this menace. I rate this episode 9/10.