Drew a Penalty

I thought that was an interesting episode. It didn't nearly have the suspense that the previous episode had, but I think the ending with the phone call gives us something to look forward to. Something about the Governor makes me really like him. He's a character that has such an interesting personality and it's so hard to get a full understanding of what's going through his head. It seems like he wants to what's best for Woodbury and try to preserve a false sense of normalcy just as Hershel had tried to do. I think he's definitely a little sadistic and has a few loose screws, but he's unlike something we've seen before on the show.

Wow. That was not at all what I expected from that episode. I was completely shocked that both Lori and T-Dog ended up dying. It was also kind of sad because T-Dog had the most lines he's ever had in an episode and then dies. At least he went down like a little bad ass.

Carol. I think a relationship would be fine. I'm assuming Carol is in her mid 40s while Daryl is in his late 20s to early 30s. Despite the age difference I think they have a mutual fondness for each other. I think Carol has a bit more of a liking for Daryl and finds him to be the opposite of her husband and that's whys he's so attracted to him. I think Daryl likes the feeling of having someone, but chooses to conceal his feeling for the most part and that's why he tries not to show much emotion around her.

I had the same idea about it too. It's weird that Daryl who chose that area for hunting never went in before when they were close, but I guess there was just a lot of space and the group felt better scavenging versus hunting.

I think they didn't delve very much into Michonne's story in the first episode and will likely do that in the next episode. I think that was one fo the few poor parts about the episode in the case that they showed her twice, but her scenes seemed to be there just for the sake of having her appear. I think a reason for them not finding a prison was a result of them having a map and it not being present on the map. Glen Mazzara brought it up on the Talking Dead yesterday and said they were basing a lot off of the map that they had so they could just find houses and towns to scavenge from.

Eh, I won't look too deeply into that. The series is based off the comic books, but rather loosely. A lot of what has happened in the show doesn't quite mirror what happens in the comic books, it's altered a bit to be more appealing to viewers and to provide more drama or action. I've heard that there are certain aspects of this season that more accurately mirror the comics, but it's still not exactly the same and there will likely be some changes made for better viewer appeal.

Carol, I think, will be kept around for some time. She helps bring out a different side of Daryl, whether he wants to show it or not. Hershel dying seems likely, but that's because I can easily see him of just dying of a heart attack from all of that stress. They'd still have to cauterize the wound and somehow prevent an infection. The point of cutting off his leg was to prevent the fever from occurring, but I think he's a goner regardless.

Trolling.

She was afraid of that, but because she hadn't felt it moving around for a while. She was afraid it was a stillborn and that's why it would potentially be zombified already. I think it's safe to continue under the assumption that the baby if already infected, though. Too bad Lori might not get the medical help she'd need with Hershel's life in question.

I think Lori's case is a bit different, though. She's afraid that her baby might've have died inside of her because of her lack of food and constant running around. Even in the case of reproduction I can't quite find myself condoning a relationship between a 13 year old and a 16 year old. It just seems weird to me. I can understand Beth if she's attracted to someone older like Daryl, but Carl is an odd choice.

What a premiere! The silent opening added a really nice effect for the season opener and the last 5 minutes were really good. There were parts in which it calmed down, but I think the episode was overall very good. From the looks of it, Carl has a crush on Beth which is a bit interesting. I'm just hoping it isn't mutual. Beth can't be that desperate.

Just one day until the Season 3 premiere.

Sweet pic. It was a pretty nice event. I didn't get to see Pyatt or Nash, but I still got Del Zotto's autograph and walked my dog right behind Sullivan and his family for a while.

Around 30 minutes. I still had to run afterwards which sucked. At least I scored the goals to show my coaches that I'm capable of producing something other than vomit.

I ate chicken parm right before practice. I don't think it settled with my stomach.

First soccer practice with my school team and I scored two goals in the scrimmage. Would feel a lot nicer if I didn't decided to upchuck right before practice.

Got two autographed pictures this weekend. One signed by Andrew Lincoln and the the other by Steven Yeun. Also found out that the cast will likely be at New York Comic Con and two other local conventions.

Ah, now things feel a bit less awkward. I thought you were just spelling at as someone would in slang. My bad, then.

Not sure how to respond so I'll just leave you with this: http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m684q8wvEf1rwcc6bo1_500.gif

Didn't need to know that.