Either way, the prison isn’t equipped to handle an outbreak and several characters may have already been exposed to the illness.Īlong the way, some interesting revelations about Michonne (Danai Gurira) came to light. Or the survivors may have made the pigs sick. Subramanian (Sunkrish Bala) quickly realized that Patrick and at least one other survivor were killed by a virulent strain of the flu that may have originated from Rick’s pigs. And one scream could have been enough to awaken the others and save several lives.ĭaryl Dixon (Norman Reedus), Rick and Glenn (Steven Yeun) helped end the immediate threat inside the prison, but Hershel Greene (Scott Wilson) and Dr. He bit the throat of one of the other survivors who didn’t even get a chance to scream. Patrick’s silent rampage through the cell block was almost vampiric. And that was only the close of a truly horrific day within the prison. However, the audience does care about Tyreese and his pain is apparent when he finds the burnt bodies of Karen and David (Brandon Carroll) at the end of the episode. For example, I was barely sure who Ryan Samuels (Victor McCay) was before Carol (Melissa McBride) saw that he had been bitten twice. If the audience doesn’t have time to get to know them then it’s hard to care when they die. That’s the problem with introducing cannon fodder characters. The opening moments of the episode were suspenseful, but I didn’t think that Karen (Melissa Ponzio) would die so soon after being fully integrated into the group.
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However, there are no obvious murder suspects at the moment.įrom this point on, there are full spoilers ahead for “Infected,” so if you missed last night’s episode of “The Walking Dead” then you should probably skip this review or else Rick will offend PETA. A grim argument can also be made that the killer was trying to protect themselves and the other survivors before the illness spread. There’s a possibility that the person who fed the rats to the walkers and the person who killed two people are separate individuals. Unless you think that two people literally dragged themselves outside and immolated themselves. The discovery that Tyreese (Chad Coleman) makes at the end of the episode suggests that there may be a murderer among the survivors as well. Bob only appears briefly to remind us that he’s on this series. I still suspect Bob (Lawrence Gilliard, Jr.), but there’s nothing to back that up in the show itself. Although we may have gotten the first taste of the Governor’s vengeance in the opening moments, as someone from inside the prison fed rats to the walkers and helped weaken an already damaged section of the prison fence. But at this rate, the combined prison and Woodbury survivors may not last long enough for the Governor to get his revenge. The Governor (David Morrissey) is still out there somewhere in the world. And the disease that claimed the life of Patrick (Vincent Martella) may prove to be more deadly than anything else the survivors have encountered. Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) is back in his role as protector whether he wants it or not. Three things are clear from the latest episode of “ The Walking Dead.” There’s a rat within the prison who may or may not be a murderer as well. Episode 4.01 "30 Days Without an Accident"
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