Originally Posted by Osiris3657 (Post 12304564)

Agreed about the van scene, one of the worst in WD history.

Originally Posted by devilshalo (Post 12304624)

They followed the sound of both cars and could sense it as still warm?

Originally Posted by JZ1276 (Post 12304648)

I'll give you a recap of the scene where they talk about watching the hospital and then actually WATCH THE HOSPITAL...

Carol: 'There's only 3 blocks between us & Grady'
Daryl:'We gotta find a place nearby, scope it out and see what we see'
Carol:'You really think we're gonna find out what we need to know just by watching'?
Daryl:'That's where we start'
They then proceed to watch the hospital through the building window so yeah I'd call that watching the hospital.

So I was right about that and I'm pretty sure I'm right about it being Noah that Daryl comes back to the church with. Other than how Carol ends up in the hospital I'm pretty sure I am more than 'remotely close'.

Originally Posted by Michael Corvin (Post 12304539)

Two, also thinking back... I seem to recall everyone being excited about getting clean (on the farm, in the prison, etc.). Darryl's walking around with so much dirt on him he looks like a mechanic after a 12 hour shift who got into a nasty fight with a coworker that ended with two black eyes. Take some of that water in the Dr Office and splash a little on the face.

Originally Posted by MoviePage (Post 12304650)

Season 1:
http://i.imgur.com/0h9RYqm.jpg



Season 5:
http://i.imgur.com/CHkGWDX.jpg

Originally Posted by JZ1276 (Post 12304662)

Yeah thing is the final showdown is going to be with this group of uninteresting hospital people that don't really feel like a threat at all. At least The Terminus people & especially the Governor felt like a real threat. I feel like Carol could single–handedly wipe out the entire hospital. I hope next season they change the formula a little where there is no group of villains where an entire season is dedicated to work up to the climax of the showdown.

Originally Posted by mcnabb (Post 12304688)

Although it was funny when all of the zombie's were dropping on the van after the crash.

I thought it was an OK episode, as I get what they were trying to do fleshing out Carol and in many ways Darryl too. But I thought they could have moved the plot along quicker to get where they were at the end of the episode.

Originally Posted by stingermck (Post 12304741)

Good episode, I really like the dynamic between Darryl and Carol. Though I agree with Talking Dead, that Carol just happened to get hit by the only car driving around.

Originally Posted by Abob Teff (Post 12304780)

An interesting variation on the teachings of the Lori Grimes School of Driving ...

Originally Posted by DJariya (Post 12304673)

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What are the odds that Everybody hates Chris or Noah survives to become part of the group?

Originally Posted by Abob Teff (Post 12304770)

I thought that too, but why would they go to the window and smack up against it? Their vision is not good and in both cases (this week) Carol and Daryl were pretty well sitting still (so no real movement to draw attention).

We are nitpicking on these things, but it shows how the writers could improve by paying attention to details.

One more ... How did the van crash through the concrete and metal guard rail without damaging its front end?

Originally Posted by mcnabb (Post 12304688)

Someone tweeted that 'Jump the Shark' adjective is now referred to as , 'Crash the Hanging Van.'

Although it was funny when all of the zombie's were dropping on the van after the crash.

I thought it was an OK episode, as I get what they were trying to do fleshing out Carol and in many ways Darryl too. But I thought they could have moved the plot along quicker to get where they were at the end of the episode.

Originally Posted by andicus (Post 12305103)

As for the episode, overall, I thought it dragged too much. I knew when they started in with the music that it was going to be that kind of episode.

Originally Posted by BearFan (Post 12305182)

How do they not get a serious case of the runs eating ancient potato chips ... what is the half life of a Lays chip?

Originally Posted by majorjoe23 (Post 12305205)

Does stale food give you the runs?

Originally Posted by BearFan (Post 12305209)

It does, I would not do well in zombie-land

Originally Posted by BearFan (Post 12305182)

How do they not get a serious case of the runs eating ancient potato chips ... what is the half life of a Lays chip?

Originally Posted by Shannon Nutt (Post 12305314)

Horrible episode...nothing of any importance happened - it was all 'filler'.

Two things really bothered me (aside from that BS van crash that injured absolutely no one):

- As they go across the skywalk the first time, Daryl kills all the walkers except the two that are still inside tents. There's absolutely no reason Daryl SHOULDN'T kill them except for the fact that leaving them 'alive' is a necessary plot point later on.

- They go into the office where they spot the van. Carol fills up her canteen and then says, "Well, we better get out of here." Wait...WHAT? They went through all that trouble just to get some water?

Originally Posted by madcougar (Post 12305336)

For some reason my DVR cheesed out for a minute or two during the broadcast. Who's body did Daryl burn up and why?

Originally Posted by Shannon Nutt (Post 12305314)

- They go into the office where they spot the van. Carol fills up her canteen and then says, "Well, we better get out of here." Wait...WHAT? They went through all that trouble just to get some water?

Originally Posted by Abob Teff (Post 12305354)

There was a mother and a child zombie outside the door at the shelter. Carol had previously stayed (or visited) the shelter, so she was emotionally unable to dispatch them. Daryl took care of them and respectfully disposed of the bodies.