The Walking Dead Midseason Finale 3.8: “Made To Suffer” (And How)

Joe: That is a disgusting bowl of ew The Governor has for Penny there in his “trophy” room. When is someone going to notice this place or his daughter? The Governor has had two lady friends spend the night without either of them suspecting a thing, yet Michonne heard Penny right away the first time she was in his house.

Ken: Yeah, Joe. And also, I’m really confused, how is it after spending eight months with Andrea that Michonne doesn’t mention this key fact to Rick and crew. Maddening…

Joe: Or, Ken, Michonne doesn’t notice Rick and these other people are exactly like the people in all of Andrea’s stories. (They must have had some conversations outside of zombies and food in the past year.)

Carly: Someone mentioned that last week in the comments section how ridiculous and frustrating it is the depth of the withholding of information this season. I completely agree.

Glenn Gets Creative With Corpses

Nikki: I did not think it was possible after that nasty half-botched birth, buuuut I think Glenn just upped the gross factor! Clever? Yes. Disgusting. Yes, yes, yes. I also love how far Glenn has come, especially since Herschel gave him his “approval” gift. I even think he was flexing more muscles while ripping that arm apart.

Joe: Thank goodness for mute.

Carly: I had to stop eating my dinner, close my eyes and ears, and hum. Aside from that, I agree–I’m just head over heels with Glenn and what they are doing with him. Treating him like a full character instead of just a sidekick, with his own motivations and desires.

Joe: He’s had a riveting bunch of scenes. Steven Yeun is acting his pants off, too. Just chewing the scenery, that one.

Carly: What on earth does Hershel think he’s going to do stopping Carl? People, let’s just let this kid redeem himself.

Joe: The powers that be have definitely realized that ladies can dole out as much badassery as the boys. Carol had a great couple of lines shooting down Axel, and right after Maggie stabs a dude in the neck with a zombie bone? Sweet.

Carly: Carol. I love you.

Joe: If everyone died except Michonne, Daryl, Carol, Glenn and Maggie I’d prooooobably be okay with it.

Carly: How are we still allowing this bitten woman to be lugged along???

Joe: I know, right! Y’all: hammer your friend all about the forehead and scalp! How much you wanna bet this lovely Yaya DaCosta-esque girl (Sasha, played by Sonequa Martin-Green) in the new group is going to die because no one ever took care of it? Especially because she’s the one who expressly said, “Leave her outside.”

Joe: Uh, society doesn’t really exist anymore, Governor, the concept of “escaped convicts” no longer applies in a society without laws. What a great line though…the Governor came up with that political spin almost instantaneously. He was already thinking of how he was going to present it to the town, even while it was happening. Buzzwords and blind faith.

Carly: Right? ‘Escaped convicts’ and ‘terrorists’! You don’t need much more to get people riled up.

We Won’t Mix Up Two Black Actors, We Promise!

Only pic this episode of Oscar.

Carly: I cannot begin to express my disappointment about Oscar.

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