Loved this episode, made me thirst for more. The acting of the Governor was perfect, his slow casual walk threw the chaos with a slight smile on his face, priceless.  Not sure how but I think Merle gonna "bite" the big one in the next episode.  I don't think it will be any obvious death, something different, like a heart attack or a fall over a bridge.  

Oooh, what if he had a heart attack AND fell over a bridge?!

Hey Merle... Clunk go to sleep. Rick smacks em good.  Oh and ain't no way in Hell Daryl won't be returning to the group. Just not yet.

It was a good episode and maybe I am letting the Glen tantrum bring me down even though I know he is justified in his anger.  Based on how the 'rescue' went down, it is amazing nobody else was killed.  And the town was pluck to to be attacked again judging from what was shown.  They were really lost looking.  From what they showed last night, I am curious to see what type of army the Gov has when he going to attack the prison.

Poor Rick, I know see why his son tells him to step down.

Come back Daryl, COME BACK!!! 

Oh, dude in flannel shirt, PLEASE try to take Carl's gun.  Please.  :-)

 Ya, Rick needs to hit that.

This episode started bad but ended good - for me. I thought the slow-smoke-walk was sooo corny! I know Rick's a little nuts right now, but can anyone explain to me all of his animosity towards Michonne...? I don't understand!

Glen was solid, again, and I do hope that we see Daryll back with the group soon - and yeah, I definitely want Merle to die now; he's nothing but a trouble maker!

 I thought the episode was really solid. Action isn't always needed to make this show great. Glen's "tantrum" was perfectly justified and I don't blame him a bit for speaking his mind.

@ momitchell7: Despite Michonne's help, Rick is going to continue to keep people at arms length. She has acted strangely. She has withheld information. Rick has put a bubble around the group, and its going to take a lot for him to let others in.

I'm really excited to see how the Dixon brothers storyline goes, if it lasts long enough to go anywhere, that is.

I'm surprised nobody's mentioned this yet, but did anybody else notice that Morgan (the black gentleman from the first episode) is part of Woodbury?  His son wasn't with him, but I'm pretty sure that was him (he even had a few speaking lines).

 @Dougred4:  That was not Lennie James, the guy who played Morgan in the first episode.  I do hope he pops up sometime the future though, LJ is an awesome actor and would be a great addition to the show, but I am just not sure they could or would afford him.

Agree that it was NOT Morgan at Woodbury.