*SPOILERS*The Walking Dead Season 4– First half of season

[CowboyGil]

It's kind of funny people critiquing leaps of faith in believability the writers of a show about ZOMBIES ask the viewers to take.

 

[Stryker44]

Something else I wondered - who was the female voice talking to the Governor in the background as he is wandering...where he says he came from a town that was safe and had a good leader, but the leader "lost it"? Was this just meant to be his own introspection?

 

[JohnnyHopkins]

Something else I wondered - who was the female voice talking to the Governor in the background as he is wandering...where he says he came from a town that was safe and had a good leader, but the leader "lost it"? Was this just meant to be his own introspection?

That was from his interview with Oprah.

 

[JohnnyHopkins]

It's kind of funny people critiquing leaps of faith in believability the writers of a show about ZOMBIES ask the viewers to take.

Wait, zombies aren't real?????

 

[MichaelWinicki]

Something else I wondered - who was the female voice talking to the Governor in the background as he is wandering...where he says he came from a town that was safe and had a good leader, but the leader "lost it"? Was this just meant to be his own introspection?

I'll tell ya, it sounded like Carol.

 

[speedkilz88]

Something else I wondered - who was the female voice talking to the Governor in the background as he is wandering...where he says he came from a town that was safe and had a good leader, but the leader "lost it"? Was this just meant to be his own introspection?

It was one of the sisters.

 

[MichaelWinicki]

 

[Denim Chicken]

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[Phoenix]

ha ha that is great

 

[punchnjudy]

The actor explained that the governor is aware of his darker side and doesn't want to "lose it" again, but it's always there.

I think they'll have him commit an act or two of heroism that even surprises the cynical viewers before he goes psycho again. Would be too predictable to have him turn evil right away.

 

[MichaelWinicki]

The actor explained that the governor is aware of his darker side and doesn't want to "lose it" again, but it's always there.

I think they'll have him commit an act or two of heroism that even surprises the cynical viewers before he goes psycho again. Would be too predictable to have him turn evil right away.

Interesting points.

Not saying you're wrong.

But I think we've seen the end of the heroic acts... Getting the oxygen tank(s). And picking up the little girl and running from the horde.

I think this has to play out in the next two episodes and that we will have a major arc turn by the end of episode 8.

Needless to say the governor's horrific side is going to probably be beyond anything we've seen up to this point.

 

[MichaelWinicki]

Episode 7– Let's here it.

Held my attention better than last week's.

 

[Stryker44]

Why did the Governor kill Martinez? Martinez did so much for Woodbury.

 

[Angus12]

Why did the Governor kill Martinez? Martinez did so much for Woodbury.

He didn't want to share leadership. I also think he didn't want to take the chance of Martinez putting up a fight when the plan was revealed they were going against the prison. Woodbury 2.0

 

[MichaelWinicki]

Actually the Governor's motives go deeper than that.

He told the Governor that he wasn't sure that he could keep everyone safe that he (Martinez) did not want to get bogged down with another family.

The Governor is now knee-deep in family, and their safety is his top concern.

The result was the Governor snapped and took out Martinez because of his cavalier attitude towards the group's safety.

The thought about the prison only came about when the Governor tried to take the family and get away and ran into the horde of zombies stuck in the mud.

It wasn't so much that the Governor couldn't find another road, it was the realization that no matter where they went he couldn't protect them– except for possibly the prison.

 

[TellerMorrow34]

Last nights episode was great.

I knew Martinez would be killed. It just had that feeling to it. I did like that they had Martinez explain what happened to the black guy who had survived with him and the Gov. when Woodbury fell.

 

[mldardy]

Actually the Governor's motives go deeper than that.

He told the Governor that he wasn't sure that he could keep everyone safe that he (Martinez) did not want to get bogged down with another family.

The Governor is now knee-deep in family, and their safety is his top concern.

The result was the Governor snapped and took out Martinez because of his cavalier attitude towards the group's safety.

The thought about the prison only came about when the Governor tried to take the family and get away and ran into the horde of zombies stuck in the mud.

It wasn't so much that the Governor couldn't find another road, it was the realization that no matter where they went he couldn't protect them– except for possibly the prison.

Being that Martinez was the only person that knew him, he also probably didn't want Martinez to tell other people who the Governor really was. If he told his new "woman" a and some other people in that camp they would get rid of him immediately. At least you would think.

 

[MichaelWinicki]

Being that Martinez was the only person that knew him, he also probably didn't want Martinez to tell other people who the Governor really was. If he told his new "woman" a and some other people in that camp they would get rid of him immediately. At least you would think.

I think there was some of that too.

 

[speedkilz88]

Martinez was made out to be an idiot for taking him out alone to his driving range. Just asking for it even admitting he would have left the governor in the pit if it wasn't for the kid.

 

[funkytown]

When Martinez started telling the Governor how things were going to be at the new camp, you knew he was dead. Nobody tells the Governor what to do.