Season three of The Walking Dead is proving to be magnificent and the
latest episode was a stunning action fest with the loss of two major
characters -SPOILER- Of course having read the original
comic books I was expecting Lori to go but not in the way it happened
here. Mind you she was one of the most annoying characters in the show
and her death may give a better dynamic – Rick breaking down at the
climax of the episode was a wonderfully acted moment and will likely
have big ramifications for his character arc. We lost T-Dog too but I’d
mostly forgotten about him as the character’s not really been used since
the first season.
This episode was the first to split the storyline down the middle –
half in Woodbury, and half in the prison. It is within the prison that
most of the action takes place after a routine morning of dragging out
bodies turns into a full scale zombie attack. Elsewhere in Woodbury we
see that Andrea, Michonne and even Earl are gearing up to leave the
seeming paradise of a town, and we saw hints of the Governors true
nature when he refused to give Earl permission to go and look for his
brother, Daryl. Michonne especially doesn’t trust the Governor and
suspects he had something to do with the death of the National Guard
unit in last week’s episode. Will Michonne’s arc follow the pattern set
in the comics? If it does she is going to become one of the favorite
characters – she’s also stunning looking, easily the hottest chick in
the show and I would most certainly smash her back doors in.
I’m also pleased with the way the writers have jiggled things around
from the comic books because even long time fans are not sure what is
coming next.
After a poor start to the second season, the show picked up towards
the latter half of the season and continued running well into season
three – and the best is yet to come. The battle for the prison is just
around the corner and then we’ll see just how bad the Gov can be.
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