Not only the dullest episode of the season, the dullest episode of "The Walking Dead" ever.
Plot In A Paragraph: Hershel reveals to Lori, that he still expects the group to leave. Glen struggles to keep his secret while Shane and Andrea do some bonding over some target practice.
After being in the background for a few episodes Dale is given some decent screen time and is as excellent as he always was. Sadly it's Melissa McBride relegated to the side lines this episode, so much so her sole contribution to the episode is asking Shane and Carol if there was any sign of Sophia. Sarah Wayne Callies has far too much screen time in this episode for someone so annoying. Andrew Lincoln does his best to carry her in the emotional scenes at the end of the episode.
Plot In A Paragraph: Hershel reveals to Lori, that he still expects the group to leave. Glen struggles to keep his secret while Shane and Andrea do some bonding over some target practice.
After being in the background for a few episodes Dale is given some decent screen time and is as excellent as he always was. Sadly it's Melissa McBride relegated to the side lines this episode, so much so her sole contribution to the episode is asking Shane and Carol if there was any sign of Sophia. Sarah Wayne Callies has far too much screen time in this episode for someone so annoying. Andrew Lincoln does his best to carry her in the emotional scenes at the end of the episode.