I'll use that for the wanton Walker kills in this ep.Ĭasualties: 2 - Milton, who began to distance himself from the Governor in order to help Rick's group, but was killed by the Governor himself. Zombie Kills: The microbiology term "too numerous to count" is used when there are far too many cells to make an accurate guess. As a writer, Gimple has shown that he is able to grasp the strengths of The Walking Dead that makes it a fan-favorite show, so with him as the new showrunner I expect an even better output with season four. "Welcome to the Tombs" actually summed up the entire season fairly well for me: a good setup with nice attention to creating complexities of character for the talented cast of actors to play with, but there are still too many occasions of poor writing that employ soft choices and easy outs, robbing the show of its potential. The conclusion of season three was more about the total descent into Hell by the Governor, which reinforces my belief that we'll see him again. Woodbury's fighters were farmers with pitchforks compared to Rick's battle-tested group. I expect a lot more contention from within the Grimes family going forward.Īs a finale, "Welcome to the Tombs" kicked off with the tension that has been building up all season but fizzled out when the overwhelming forces of Woodbury got scared off by some pyrotechnics and a few well-placed sharpshooters. Now that he's invited dozens of townspeople, essentially strangers, into his home, Carl is certainly not going to take kindly to that. Rick tried the hardline stance and found he didn't possess the constitution to go through with it when he couldn't sacrifice Michonne for a chance to save the group. I'm hoping we get to see a bit more screentime for Riggs, especially after the gauntlet he threw down to Rick by dropping his sheriff's badge in the dirt. I really hope we get to see an exploration of the effects that the recent events have had on the last remaining Dixon brother.Ī major issue going forward will be the relationship between Rick and Carl, who has matured as a character and an actor over this last season. Where has he escaped to with his two loyal (or terrified) soldiers? When will we see him again? Will they finally go back to that meeting place to see the Governor use the gun they hinted at a few episodes ago( or is that the gun he used to shoot Merle)? Something tells me that we'll be seeing Morrissey returning as the Governor some time in the future.Īs for the group itself, how will they adjust to the newcomers? Will there be dissension among the ranks with former followers of the Governor either challenging Rick's leadership or refusing to follow any leader after the insanity of their last one? Will Tyrese and Sasha take new places among the ranks of leadership? How about Daryl, who must be in shock after the defense of the prison so soon after the loss of his brother. We know that the survivors of both sides are now repopulating the prison, but what has become of the Governor? He's clearly beyond redemption at this point, having gunned down his own people and alienated most of his followers.
There are some question marks that were left unanswered at the end of season three.
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