Originally Posted by Unknown Soldier (Post 1203297)

Episode 7 was just so great again and may be one of the pivotal episodes of the series as Rick finally blew his top. I thought it was a bit far fetched with Dale trying to hide the guns and the situation with Hershal (think that's how its spelt, nobody has these names in the UK) was getting to breaking point but the scene at the end with the barn was a killer and after the great slaughter took place (if it could technically be seen as a slaughter) was pretty dramatic, but I never saw the scene coming with Sophia in a million years, the series still has the capability of surprising and shocking me, great stuff

Originally Posted by Janszoon (Post 1203307)

That was such great episode. Her emerging from the barn completely floored me. I hope they're broadcasting the next episode over there next week and not making you wait three months like they did over here!

Originally Posted by Unknown Soldier (Post 1205498)

Episode 8 the aftermath of the barn slaughter again I enjoyed, I thought the scene with Lori crashing the car a bit over the top and not really needed (I guess that means she loses the baby) I thought the scene in the bar where Rick and Glenn went to find Hershal a good scene, especially when the two men walked in. From the word go you could cut the tension with a knife, its a shame they were killed off so quickly.

Originally Posted by Janszoon (Post 1206252)

Yeah, I was excited to see some Philly people show up, then... BANG. If it makes you feel better, the tension isn't going to end just because those two were killed. :)

Originally Posted by Unknown Soldier (Post 1209433)

Episode 10 and finally Rick and Shane came to blows, yet again Rick nearly screwed everything up again, as they travelled 18km to get rid of the Randall guy and whilst fighting stubbled upon a walker camp. There is now plenty of division in the camp and this epiisode is the first one where hardly any of the group featured, only Shane, Rick, Lori and Maggie were in the episode.

Originally Posted by Janszoon (Post 1209440)

Speaking of that, have you noticed how T-Dog has become kind of a non-character? It's weird, he's in the background usually but he barely has any lines throughout most of season 2 from what I remember.

Originally Posted by Unknown Soldier (Post 1209474)

Considering that he's been demoted to serve as Dale's lookout assistant, yer he's pretty much been neglected and his character just hasn't developed in any way in season 2.

Originally Posted by Mrd00d (Post 1209498)