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Simply put, she was royally pissed that they screwed over the guy that convinced her to work on the show in the first place.

On a happier note, here are some cool photo stills from episode 304 'Evil Inside.'

 

I mean to a television network.

 

And the inevitable slew of inside the show videos , interviews and Sneak Peek VIDEO for next week episode 305:

Sneak Peek VIDEO #1 Episode 305 “Say The Word’:
Things get real in Woodbury as the Governor (David Morrissey) and Michonne (Danai Guirira) go throat to sword.


The Walking Dead Sneak Peek VIDEO #2 – Episode 305:
Axel and Oscar try to comfort a grieving Glenn in this Sneak Peek VIDEO of Episode 305.


The Making of Episode 304, ‘Killer Within’ VIDEO:


(SPOILERS) Inside Episode 304 The Walking Dead: Killer Within (VIDEO):
An unexpected attack on the prison changes the survivors’ lives forever in Episode 304.



Talked about scene from Episode 304 (VIDEO):
Trapped in the bowels of the prison, Lori, Carl and Maggie must act quickly to save the baby in this talked about scene from Episode 304.








'Stop! You're hurting her!'

 

Michonne demonstrates her skills and quick reflexes to The Governor in this second sneak peek clip from The Walking Dead 3×05 “Say the Word”.


Laurie Holden and David Morrissey in The Walking Dead episode 305 – Say the Word (Credit: AMCtv)

 

Ok...... i dont understand who or what the point of rick stabbing the shit out of the one walker in the end of the episode.

I wish it was 2 hours long instead of 1. Rick answering the phone was the perfect place to end it (for the writers) but now i have to wait a week to see who it was

I wonder where the governor is keeping his daughter. I thought it was weird how she just sat there and let him brush her hair.

 

Also, they made it loom like daryl was at carols grave. But we dont know if she's dead or not

 

I'm realizing that I have a decidedly stereotypical woman's POV on the whys of emotionally-based behaviour of television characters...

ralphie250 Why did Rick go all stabby on the stuffed zombie--who just ate Lori? Um, maybe because he was losing his mind and there is no logic to it? Maybe (emotional) logic as we know it ceases to exist in a zombie apocalypse?

The Governor has many secrets and secret places, I'm supposing. The real question is not where is he keeping his dead daughter but WHY? How does keeping her fit in with his plan? What do we now realize about the Governor's mental status (one could compare to Hershel's beliefs that his zombified family and friends in the barn in season 2 were still people).

Yes, they are stringing us along with Carol's fate. You are supposed to doubt that she survived since her entire crew (except T-Dog, RIP) gave up on her just like that. Completely out of character for Daryl, especially. It annoys me. But the denizens of Woodbury are annoying, too. I want something really bad to happen to Andrea unless she starts using her brain like a half-smart human instead of a brainless walker.

How many times can people be suckers, rogue49 ? Well, Barnum said there is one born every minute so I doubt we'll run out...


NEXT Week:

 

Ok Fangirl.. makes you wonder if the lori eating zombie really ate her or if carol found her and took her. If the zombie ate her what happened to her bones? Do they eat bones??
I agree, i would be ok if andrea fell into a well of biters/walkers.
How the hell did woodbury get dogs??

 

The special effects guy described the zombie as having Lori's bones hanging out of it's mouth... they must have left the scene on the cutting room floor 'cuz I can't see no bones. I'll go along with what he wanted us to think was going on, though.

I really do not know what happened to Carol-- she has no bullets--no knife--no protection, it would seem. One would think she's gone forever. But then they want us to think something other than the truth...or are they really brazen enough to kill of half the cast in the space of the last couple of eppys of season 2 and the first 4 episodes of season 3? Their answer is always the same: It is The Walking Dead.

 

Kinda reminds you of sopheia.........

 

See, we decided that Rick's twisted mind was trying to liberate his dead wife from a zombie's stomach.

 

Rick is so very damaged now and it has only just started...


Michonne is dealing with the horrors she's experienced in a much different way--or is it?

 

WOW, I was at a comic books show today, And found a Walking Dead #100 comic book chrome edition for $15,

I didn't even know that they a comic for this show.

 

LOL. Thank you,Ozmanitis for reminding me what an insulated world I live in. I mean, why would you know?
Actually, they have a show for the comic book--they adapted the comic book into a TV show.

 

That's the sad part, I'm a comic geek. I even have a few 'Image' (the title it's under) comics. But this sucker flew right under my radar. I mean the first edition is worth around $700. I'm so kicking myself. I diffidently bought this #100 chrome issue.

 

Aw, hey, you got into comics for the love of it, right? I'm just back into them with The Walking Dead series after several decades of not reading any. I was sad that neither of my boys took to them or else I could have vicariously enjoyed them then. Now I don't care, I'm not at all in the demographic but I've devoured TWD comic book series.

 

Fangirl
Couple of things... first andrea may be an idiot but she's got some legs. Wow. Is rick losing his mind?? I wonder if herschel picked up the phone and didn't hear a dial tone and knew he was loosing it??
Yeah they found carol
Im not sure how michone and rick will get along.

 

Lauren Cohan and Michael Rooker in The Walking Dead episode 306 ‘Hounded’ ‘ (Cr: AMCtv)
Loving Michael Rooker as Merle. I hate Merle but he is very entertaining!

Warning! Comic book spoiler ahead!

Yep. I think you are right in re: Hershel.
From the comics, I'm thinking Rick is all done with the phone. There, the habit went on much longer--he was quite secretive about it. It was only Lori on the line and she finally gave him hell and he gave up the crazy (sort of).

From the promos, my guess is that any personality issues Rick & Michonne have will be overridden by a. her mad zombie-killing skillz, b. she brought the baby formula! and c. she knows where Glenn and Maggie are. It strikes me that Michonne wants to be with people to a certain degree, just not the kind of people that bow to a guy like the Governor--hence her actually caring enough to go to the prison. I would think she'd get along well with Daryl for example, who also is people-averse and a hella-good fighter.


Goofing on-set. Steven Yeun, Michael Rooker and Lauren Cohan in The Walking Dead episode 306 ‘Hounded’ ‘ (Cr: AMCtv)
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Next Episode: When the Dead Come Knocking 307

(Thinking that two meanings of 'the Dead knocking' are Michonne (Merle claims she's dead) and Merle, who everyone in Rick's group assumes is dead.)
The Governor presses for information. A new guest arrives at the prison, forcing Rick’s hand.


The Walking Dead 307 Sneak Peek 2 “When the Dead Come Knocking” HD (VIDEO):
Merle interrogates a badly beaten, but still-defiant Glenn.

Danai Gurira as “Michonne’ in The Walking Dead episode 307 ‘When The Dead Come Knocking’ (Cr: AMCtv)

Sneak Peek Episode 307 The Walking Dead: When the Dead Come Knocking (VIDEO):
A wounded Michonne tries to blend in with walkers in this sneak peek from Episode 307. For more on The Walking Dead: The Walking Dead – AMC
Some cool shots here of Michonne and the group of walkers that she’s blending in with until one of them smells the human blood from her bullet- inflicted leg wound. I have a feeling Rick is leaving her to die because he believes she’s been bitten. Michonne best speak up–and soon!
Preview SPOILER Photo:


So…obviously someone changed their mind and offered Michonne assistance. She tells Rick of The Governor and that his lackey Merle has taken Glenn and Maggie. I’m betting though that she won’t call Merle by name in order to stretch out the suspense we feel about the inevitable meeting of Merle and Daryl. It’s gonna be cool because this is a very different Daryl that has evolved since last Merle saw him (back in season 1). Though Daryl doesn’t articulate it, Rick’s group is his family now. I’m sure he’ll be happy his bro is a breather but if anything, Merle is more sadistic and cruel than ever and Daryl is quite the opposite. I predict a major confrontation between the two though I’m betting it doesn’t come until the The Walking Dead half season finale on December 2. Should be very fun!



The Making of Episode 306, Hounded: Inside The Walking Dead VIDEO:
See the SFX makeup and stunt-work that went into Maggie and Glenn’s encounter with Merle in Episode 306.



Inside Episode 306 The Walking Dead: Hounded VIDEO:
Rick questions his sanity, Andrea and the Governor grow closer, while Glenn and Maggie are captured in Episode 306.


I thought this was really clever. 'Go 'back.'

 

This is a great shot. Loved how Norman Reedus (Daryl) played the scene. He had Carol's knife and he was grieving her 'death' and getting up the nerve to kill the last walker behind the door, supposedly Carol, in that corridor. He gets up the courage, opens the door and there she is--still human. They have a sweet brother-sister relationship. I'd like to keep them both alive past this season, if I could make a request. No romance, just respect and a kind of love & comfort.