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<blockquote data-quote="Lhorgrim" data-source="post: 5847956" data-attributes="member: 12222">A few more thoughts on this episode:I think Lori's conversation with Shane is what sent him over the edge.&nbsp; She made him believe that he was still &quot;in the race&quot; with her based on the way she worded the conversation.&nbsp; As she was speaking I looked at my wife and said &quot;That woman is the devil!&quot;&nbsp; It was almost like she was stringing Shane along in a way.I like that T-Dog got some more screen time and hope they develop his character some more.&nbsp; They could go some interesting ways with him.I thought the scene with Glen and Andrea at the RV was very well done.&nbsp; It softened Andrea, and shows that Glen seems to be taking over some of the void left by Dale's death.Looks like we'll be moving on from the farm soon.&nbsp; It's high time we get back to the desperation they had in the first season.&nbsp; I think the show needs to get away from the feeling of safety they had at the farm.&nbsp; The &quot;band on the run&quot; feeling seems to lead to better episodes for this series IMHO.Curious to see how Andrea reacts to the results of this episode's climax.&nbsp; Based on the foreshadowing at the end of this episode, she may not have much time to process the information.We know from a previous episode that ammunition is becoming scarce.The information Shane got about the &quot;other&quot; group didn't get passed on to anyone.Good stuff.&nbsp; I'm looking forward to the season finale.&nbsp; I hope it continues the upward swing we've seen in the last few episodes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lhorgrim, post: 5847956, member: 12222"] A few more thoughts on this episode: I think Lori's conversation with Shane is what sent him over the edge. She made him believe that he was still "in the race" with her based on the way she worded the conversation. As she was speaking I looked at my wife and said "That woman is the devil!" It was almost like she was stringing Shane along in a way. I like that T-Dog got some more screen time and hope they develop his character some more. They could go some interesting ways with him. I thought the scene with Glen and Andrea at the RV was very well done. It softened Andrea, and shows that Glen seems to be taking over some of the void left by Dale's death. Looks like we'll be moving on from the farm soon. It's high time we get back to the desperation they had in the first season. I think the show needs to get away from the feeling of safety they had at the farm. The "band on the run" feeling seems to lead to better episodes for this series IMHO. Curious to see how Andrea reacts to the results of this episode's climax. Based on the foreshadowing at the end of this episode, she may not have much time to process the information. We know from a previous episode that ammunition is becoming scarce. The information Shane got about the "other" group didn't get passed on to anyone. Good stuff. I'm looking forward to the season finale. I hope it continues the upward swing we've seen in the last few episodes. [/QUOTE]

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