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Second half trailer

@GameOfThrones YES!!!

I'm in the process of re-watching all three seasons. Game of Thrones is the only book I didn't read, I'm contemplating reading it as well. I've already re-read ASOS and half of AFFC. Suffice it to say, I am stoked for season 4.

Right in the feels, Apple. Right in the feels. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ImlmVqH_5HM

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I only had one final, the rest were final papers. I sweat more over final papers. I'm a good test taker. It was funny because I got an email from Baruch basically saying that all finals had to be taken during finals week and that we should report any professors giving finals earlier. Because of it, one of my professors changed the final date from 12/11 to this past Wednesday. I'd have been done last week.

Indeed Ser, indeed.

Yes! I just checked YouTube for last year's trailer and it comes out in March. Disappointing.

First I was like: http://images.wikia.com/glee/images/archive/e/e6/20130123221606!Artie_Happy_Gif.gif Then I was like: http://31.media.tumblr.com/946451738702fc50c14b85bfde4c6528/tumblr_mg9gr85oBg1rxgv80o1_250.gif I'd assume we should expect a trailer in January. Using past seasons as indicators, the show has had a Late March/Early April premiere date. I'm so stoked now that I re-read the second half of ASOS and AFFC.

That's a bit of a bummer to me. A queens location would have been ideal because of LIRR access. Now it's just as problematic as going to Harrison.

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Yea, it was either right before, or in conjunction with the Governor pleading his case with the new group.

The opening scene was the Governor pistol whipping Michonne and coercing Herschel to drop his gun.

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But like Phil said, the heavy foreshadowing was there. Mortal wound to the stomach, fade-to-black gun shot, chess piece being trampled. And only the sisters survived from that crew.

Definitely. Glenn is really the only one that got on the bus IIRC. Maggie and Beth looked to be on their own. Stookey, Sasha, and Daryl. Tyrese and the girls. Carl and Rick. Michonne.

That was a phenomenal episode. I knew Herschel was a goner. But I was surprised that no one else died from the prison side. I'd inclined to believe that the Governor is dead. He was stabbed through the stomach and shot in the head. I know a lot of people will end up complaining about it, but I love the splintering again. It will likely give you the "edge of your seat" feeling that most people enjoy watching this show. They closed some ends while leaving others very open. Really good episode. I loved it. RIP Herschel

The whole Jekyll and Hyde point is that there is no change to be made, that there were always two sides of the coin to be played with him. On one hand, he was protective of his people in Woodbury. On the other he was paranoid and let this protectiveness get completely convoluted.

I agree, I loved the episode. There were just a lot of people on twitter/facebook labeling the episode as filler. Looking at the preview for upcoming weeks, his storyline is going to be built up, so this episode was absolutely necessary.

A lot of people were hating on last nights episode. I've come to accept that when a show does an episode like this, there is a reason. Judging from the opening scene, the episode was set up to have happened just after the battle with the prison. I think it served to bring the Governor back to earth. There was no malice from him.

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This. I was on the edge of my seat saying "No not Herschel. No not Glenn..." the entire time. Fantastic episode. And the return of the governor, though we all knew it, was great. I loved the conversation between Herschel and Rick about "will this be the same as before". I think that is such a strong theme. Their existence is everchanging. Nothing stays the same.

I don't think there will be time for the group to react to this though. The disease is advancing and they are running out of food and water. I'm not saying that it wont be addressed, but the more time they spend reacting to Rick's actions, the less time there will be to save the sick/recover from the attack.