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<blockquote data-quote="ProBusiness" data-source="post: 2405704" data-attributes="member: 6145">Not a great show but I think it was relevant to what they would be feeling after leaving the prison. Michon, i believe, was relieved to see Rick and Carl.&nbsp; I think she made the decision to ignore the tracks of rick and carl and to survive the way she had, walking with the two armless zombies.&nbsp; But, I think she changed her mind and wanted the company.&nbsp; It would be normal for them to be depressed to be back on the run without a home.I think the show followed the logical progression of what would happen after the fall of the prison.&nbsp; Next week we get to see how the other people are doing. When Carl went out without Rick he only had about 5 or 6 bullets in the gun.&nbsp; but when he got back to the house he had the semi-auto to use for defense do he had more bullets.&nbsp; why did he go out with only 5 bullets in the gun?&nbsp; &nbsp;Still one of the scariest shows i have ever seen.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ProBusiness, post: 2405704, member: 6145"] Not a great show but I think it was relevant to what they would be feeling after leaving the prison. Michon, i believe, was relieved to see Rick and Carl. I think she made the decision to ignore the tracks of rick and carl and to survive the way she had, walking with the two armless zombies. But, I think she changed her mind and wanted the company. It would be normal for them to be depressed to be back on the run without a home. I think the show followed the logical progression of what would happen after the fall of the prison. Next week we get to see how the other people are doing. When Carl went out without Rick he only had about 5 or 6 bullets in the gun. but when he got back to the house he had the semi-auto to use for defense do he had more bullets. why did he go out with only 5 bullets in the gun? Still one of the scariest shows i have ever seen. [/QUOTE]

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