There was a lot to like about this episode. Everyone but Rick realizing that they needed to start to "bring along" the Alexandria people was interesting, those same people proving that Rick is right to be afraid (the chick watching the supplies, the idiot trying to repel over a group of walkers), and the "oh crap" ending were all particularly interesting. However, I had a hard time dealing with Glen's survival. I like him as a character, but I didn't buy that story of survival. It seemed a little cheap. Also, where the hell did those balloon's come from, and who inflated the initial three?
they used the balloons in the first episodes where they split up the walker hordes and we can see they use some sort of color system for the group to follow.
Shout by TehDoct0rBlockedParentSpoilers2015-11-24T04:25:34Z
There was a lot to like about this episode. Everyone but Rick realizing that they needed to start to "bring along" the Alexandria people was interesting, those same people proving that Rick is right to be afraid (the chick watching the supplies, the idiot trying to repel over a group of walkers), and the "oh crap" ending were all particularly interesting. However, I had a hard time dealing with Glen's survival. I like him as a character, but I didn't buy that story of survival. It seemed a little cheap. Also, where the hell did those balloon's come from, and who inflated the initial three?