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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Guest&nbsp; 85555" data-source="post: 6267119">I have a feeling you are stuck with it for at least two or three more episodes. I don't have an issue with the split party storytelling, that stuff is fine for me. I might be complaining though if each episode followed just one group. The next one looks like it may be a Daryl episode, at least the preview only showed clips of the Daryl situation. And I am not really looking for to that if this is the case (also the idea of another "trapped in the house surrounded by zombies" is a bit dull to me after decades of zombie movies). This episode I liked the Rick scenes. I was starting to get a bit bored when that complication hit so it felt right to me and held my interest. I enjoyed the growing bond between Carl and Michonne.I haven't read the comics and one thing I noticed right away is these new guys look like comic book characters which was a bit jarring to me at first. However I warmed up to Abraham pretty quickly (don't know his story but seems refreshingly sincere and straightforward). I love the idea of a mullet wearing scientist, but the guy playing him seemed to be a bit too hammy (though again, not familiar with the comic character so maybe I am missing something here). Rosita is kind of a blank for me at the moment. The developments with Glen have been good. I like what they've done with him. The dynamic between him and abraham seems like it will be interesting to watch. Hopefully Abraham ends up being a proper good guy and not a governor type character. The guys in the house were intriguing. I think it is important to remind the audience there are a lot of bad people around and zombies are not the only thing to worry about. On the other hand, I have this feeling that they are somehow tied to terminus (the guy got a good look at Rick for a reason, so I just have this feeling he'll be back). While I loved Woodbury and the governor, I don't know that having a sanctuary with something sinister below the surface is something that is needed again. Hopefully whatever terminus is, it is more complex than that, and offers up a textured environment for character development (I know lots of people want to see more travel and running from zombies, but my whole interest in the show is it can show us what happens when the survivors settle down and try to rebuild so I really want to see more of that and less on the road again stuff).</blockquote>

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