But he reminds her that they are all risking their lives every time they go outside, every second they stay inside and now, even every time they draw a lungful of air.
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(And they say TV isn’t educational!) Maggie, of course, flips when her father wants to bring his medicinal tea to the infected. Hershel wins, sneaking out to get elderberries - a natural flu remedy, he notes. Soon, Hershel and Carl are having what appears to be a contest to see who can go stir-craziest the fastest. “We don’t get to be upset,” Beth reminds Maggie (even though she clearly is upset).
SPECIAL VICTIMS UNIT | Meanwhile, as all of the most vulnerable survivors - the old (Hershel) and the young (Carl) - are segregated from the infected, one new character (Sasha) after another (Lizzie) after yet another (nooo, not Glenn!) comes down with the deadly flu. The Walking Dead Recap: A New Kind of Walker Marches Into the Fray - Plus, Pamela Puts the Bite on
The Walking Dead Recap: Meets an Inevitable End In fact, the way he sees it, Rick’s inaction suggests that “murder is okay in this place now.” To prove him wrong, Rick goes all CSI on the crime scene and then shocks the hell out of us (well, me, anyway) by asking Carol, “Did you kill Karen and David?” Even more shocking, instead of reply, “Who the hell is David?” she answers simply, “Yes.” Later, though Tyreese and Rick make up - “It’s on both of us,” says Tyreese, even though his souvenir from the fight is the creepiest, most beat-up eye this side of the Governor’s - Karen’s grieving beau suggests that the cop isn’t doing enough to find her killer. MOTIVE | Early on, Tyreese expresses his upset over Karen’s demise by lashing out at Daryl and slugging Rick (who retaliates so brutally, he sprains his own hand). PHOTOS | Walking Dead: 10 Characters From the Comic We Want to Meet As a result, by the end of the hour, we know that Karen and David (who?) were killed by… Keep reading. But this week’s episode, “Isolation,” certainly rips a page from Law & Order’s playbook. “In the criminal justice system, the people are represented by two separate yet equally… ” Hey, wait a minute - that’s not The Walking Dead at all.
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