Dark One

Spears wouldn't cause heads to go splat.

The hats were just plain goofy.

I saw a hammer and I thought it was Hephaestus.

But dude wasn't ugly though.

Even Darryl makes the joke that it didn't have any pictures, so no, I don't feel bad about making the Georgia joke.

Counterargument:

It is Georgia.





(Yes, yes, I know, horribly stereotypical.)

See, it makes sense in the context that Herschel is an idiot. He's unwilling to accept that the people with bits falling off are nothing more than lepers just waiting to get better. He's in extreme denial because his wife and stepson are in the barn. He can't accept the fact that his former loved ones now want to nom on some tasty brains.

He probably also thinks he's being compassionate and a martyr in feeding them, since it means less food for the ones not in the barn.

(Sidenote: They at least mentioned Lacey. In case anyone's wondering, that was the name of one of Maggie's sisters in the comics.)

Constance may be quite creepy, but I don't think she's at the point where she'll scoop out someone's pink matter and feed it to another. An adult human's brain weighs about 3 lbs.

However, a pig brain, is similar in shape to a human brain. Given that Constance gave her pig organs before, it's not far fetched to believe that she'd give her a pig brain.



It always gets my goat when they show someone being strangled with a plastic bag. You'd think, maybe, just maybe, someone would think, "Hey, if I rip the bag, I can breathe again!".

Except for Fusionette...

It wouldn't really need to be a preexisting relationship. She could've been found by the people from <REDACTED> and taken to <REDACTED>, whether before or after being zombied. The distance between the various locales can't be that great.

It would allow for a much more antagonistic relationship between Rick's group and <REDACTED> and set the stage for more confrontation.

Morgan's plight does get solved. Not till like volume 12 or 13 of the comics. It takes a while and is one of those, "Whatever happened to him?" things at the back of Rick's mind, but he's got a lot of other things to worry about.

There's also the Mexican(?) family that took off during the first season. Though I doubt we'll ever see them again.

I'm not talking the truly sick part of that character (the implied bit).

They've already shown child zombies, what with that girl from the first episode, so it wouldn't be too far fetched.

He may be insane with a prediliction for British judge wigs and uses a rubber ducky in the restoration bath, but he's a smart insane!

That guy wasn't Tyreese. Tyreese is a big, black, ex-football player with a penchant for smashing zombie heads with a hammer. He shows up with his daughter and her boyfriend in the comics. Can't remember if it was before or after Herschel's, but I think it was before.

Drawback to taking the arrow out is that he'll then have two gaping holes in his body. By keeping the arrow in, he's limiting the amount of potential bloodloss. It's only when it's fight-or-die that he takes it out. By stabilizing it, he's limiting it's movement within the wound. Had he more time, he could've unscrewed the head and pulled it out backwards.

No lines, but I think they were there when Rick came running up to the house with Carl. Possibly while they were waiting for Otis/Shane to come back.

True, but that Herschel wasn't even pretending to reconsider at any point. He made the case that there wasn't enough food for everyone, what with winter coming on. This Herschel at least made the appearance of considering Rick's plight.

I believe the kid mentioned the horse.

They did not show anyone out searching beyond Darryl, Shane and Rick.

Think it was last episode or possibly the one when they first reached the farm that Herschel didn't want to kill the zombies. Rick mentioned something about him not knowing what it's like out there. Again, not 100% sure.

I think I remember him tying the knot with his teeth. Not sure.

Did they even know that he was wounded beyond Andrea's almost-headshot? Would they even have to mention it since everyone saw it happen?

They might've just assumed that the blood was from the zombies, rather than him.

Iirc, there was an expansion released just prior to the NGE or whatever. I do believe that people did receive a refund. But I'm not 100% sure on that.

It's "waist". "Waste" is something else entirely...

I was thinking that that was more to stabilize the arrow than anything else. Tie it around the arrow, then tie it around yourself, to keep it from moving and potentially causing more trauma, along with a modicum of tourniquet/blood soak.

They've been there, just in the background. I'm pretty sure I saw both of 'em in previous scenes/episodes.

I'm not sure how long they were at Herschel's in the comic. He at least made the point of him telling Rick that they weren't welcome there forever, unlike springing it on him in the comic.

Exactly what, beyond Glenn nailing Maggie is all that inconsiderate? They seem to be acting all right to me. Rick was willing to take that kid at his word that Herschel was ok with the horse and him going (though, yes, it wouldn't hurt to check with him).

He did wash it off in the lake.

Because you've got a pacifist host and you bring a wounded guy back with an ear necklace? Not exactly the best impression to make.

They did explain how the farm had electricity. When Rick came up to Herschel and Herschel mentioned the missing horse. Herschel was filling up the gas tank on a home generator, which BTW, was loud as hell and certainly not something I'd want running a lot.

Wasn't the start of the episode panning around a group of cows out in the field? I also imagine Herschel has a store of canned/preserved foodstuffs like tomatoes, peas, beans, various potential fruits, etc., that tend to accumulate during the summer.

In other words, pretty much exactly like the awkward mating dance most humans go through at that age.

That's because the household is smaller. In the comics, Herschel had two younger daughters, another daughter similar in age to Maggie, and a son. There's at least two people missing from the household.

Those two extras become important at the prison.

Judges?

Yes, that answer is also acceptable.