TWD S4E7: Dead Weight

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Entry # 37

-          The Governor washing clothes, now that’s something new. I’m seeing a new side of him that they never showed before.

-          The tables have turned. The follower is now the leader.

-          Governor, your dad beat you when you were a kid? Is that why you turned out to be such a crazy asshole?

-          The Governor has a fucking tank! And he’s just using it for clotheslines!

-          That drip is really annoying.

-          They had a camp, a town even. But the Governor screwed it all up.

-          I wonder what that headless soldier lied about.

-          Smith and Wesson kind of girl who sprains herself on a little slip.

-          Another headless soldier with a sign saying ‘rapist’. Will there be a headless Janet Lim Napoles inside the barn with a sign that says ‘thief’?

-          Shouldn’t the one who beheaded the rapist soldier cut something else instead? Like a different head?

-          So rape and lying deserves decapitation, but murder doesn’t?

-          Knocking on wood means there’s one stuck zombie somewhere. Knocking gets louder, zombie is close. But then again, it might be right behind the most cowardly member of your group.

-          Flashlights are effective skull-bashers.

-          One-eyed Bry. No one can tell if he’s winking or blinking. Haha. Good stuff.

-          An ice cream truck driver who became a military tank operator. Talk about different ends of the spectrum.

-          Martinez’s dad was a Catholic priest. That’s weird right? And I’ve always thought that priests only molested small boys, who knew they could get women pregnant?

-          Leave the past in the past. Especially if you murdered dozens of people in the past.

-          Duct tape can fix anything.

-          How does it feel to be the caddie, Governor?

-          So Martinez has his back turned to the Governor who’s standing right next to a bunch of golf clubs. Not very smart, is he?

-          And there goes another actor off the pay list. Job security is not something you would find in this show.

-          This old guy wants the group to vote on who leads since Martinez is gone. One of the most memorable lines of the series way back in season 2 comes to mind, “This is no longer a democracy”.

-          Now they give the Governor a high powered fire-arm. Exactly the same weapon he used to kill the Woodsbury people. Do these people have a death wish or something?

-          The leader wannabe guy doesn’t want to hurt the people in the other camp they found, the bald military guy wants to rob them of their supplies. Who do you think will be Governor’s next second-in-command?

-          Early bird gets the worm, the second mouse gets the cheese, and the righteous guys get shit.

-          Governor and new family tries to escape, but road is blocked by a bunch of zombies stuck in mud.

-          Wait, the hot Smith and Wesson chick is a lesbian?

-          Why do these fucking people keep turning their back to the Governor? When the Governor says that you two need to talk, get the fuck out of there as fast as you can!

-          The Governor is back for good.

-          Something will happen to this little girl, I can feel it.

-          I was right; she almost got eaten by a zombie. I think someone purposefully let this zombie in so people in the camp will think they are not safe there. They will then agree to the Governor’s proposal of raiding the prison where Rick and the gang are staying.

-          Governor pays a visit to the prison, and surprise, Rick and Carl are farming. Then he saw Michonne and Hershel outside the prison. The Governor aims his gun…


Next week will be the mid-season finale! The Governor’s group versus Rick’s group, all will fight, some will fall. Take note, the Governor’s group has a goddamn tank! 

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