Its different in the comics... the leader of the prisoners and Rick were arguing about who gets to stay in the prison and in a scuffle with walkers Rick shoots the guy but makes it look like an accident and the rest of the group believe it is an accident too. Rick doesn't want the others to know that he'd kill someone just like that but eventually he says that he did it for the group and that he has to make the hard decisions.

That's how it happened AFAIK. Read the comics awhile back.

I thought that bitch was gonna be dead. My friend and I were so excited when Hershel woke up. But he wasnt a zombie yet damn it :okay:

Yeah thats right. Rick pretty much killed him like the leader in the show was trying to kill Rick. And if I remember correctly they have to kill another one of the prisoners because he rapes/murders one of Herschel's daughters (there were more in the book).

I'm really glad that they're keeping some of the characteristics of the prisoners even though they are not exploring them fully. Like the homosexual relationship between the prisoner leader and one of the other inmates in the comics. Seems similar to what the prisoner leader and the inmate Rick locked out in the courtyard. Also like how the white prisoner is very similar to one in the comic.

It kind of sucks to see that the prisoners are all getting killed off so quickly but I guess for the sake of keeping the pacing of these season up its okay

another great episode

Rick takes no prisoners :troll:

for the Governor

...part of the reason Lane hung himself was to cut a main character from the show.

I guess they've replaced Tyrese with Daryl? I see Carol is starting to have a thing with Daryl and he's also Rick's second in command. Thoughts?

I initially thought it would have just been t-dog but it doesn't seem likely anymore..