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After suffering a tragic loss, the survivors must split up in order to find supplies while preserving what remains of their lives in the prison, but the harsh truths of their horrifying reality may be taking too much of a toll on them.
I like the flu angle, I don't think it's really been addressed in the comic how you would have to live if you have to worry about someone passing away in the middle of the night leading to an outbreak.
This episode was fantastic. Carol's cold confession was perfect. The flu has gone on through three episodes and the plot has advanced quickly. I think complaints it has gone on too long are premature.
S.F. Jude Terror wrote:This episode was fantastic. Carol's cold confession was perfect. The flu has gone on through three episodes and the plot has advanced quickly. I think complaints it has gone on too long are premature.
I'm actually really enjoying the flu story line. We have already dealt with zombies and psychopaths on the show, it's refreshing to have a plot that revolves around something that doesn't have a face and can't be dealt with using a knife or a gun. These people are living in close quarters and less than ideal hygienic environments, eventually something like this was bound to happen and I think that everybody involved has handled it pretty well so far.
On a side note: Did anybody watch Talking Dead last night? Holy crap, what the hell was wrong with Marilyn Manson? Best part of the episode was the brief moment at the beginning of the episode when his microphone wasn't working.
by Chris » Sun Oct 27, 2013 5:57 pm 
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