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- Glenn is still determined to keep going. Rosita argues that he's risking his own life, along with Tara's. Glenn's argument eventually wins out after he hands off his riot gear to Eugene for extra protection.

- The group reaches a train tunnel, it's dark and unknown. There's a sign from Maggie that says to continue, but Abe feels this is too big of a risk for his group. Abe's group leaves Glenn and Tara with some extra supplies and heads off, finding a road and then a vehicle. After some discussion, Rosita starts driving them North, Eugene in the passenger seat, and Abe resting in the back. When their vehicle reaches a crossing, Eugene tells Rosita to stop. Before anyone can say anything, Eugene takes off towards the opposite end of the tunnel that they'd left Glenn and Tara at. Abe and Rosita run after him.

-Already in the tunnel, Glenn and Tara come across a destroyed portion of the tunnel, filled with debris and trapped walkers. Tara and Glenn carefully make their way past the walkers, Glenn checking all the faces before killing them, worrying that he'll find Maggie there. When Tara and Glenn reach the top of the wreckage, they see many walkers ahead just waiting for them. Glenn searches the faces with his flashlight, still not finding Maggie there.
 
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- Glenn and Tara decide to distract the herd of walkers with one of the flashlights, shining it in the opposite direction as they carefully make their own way down from the top of the debris. Tara stumbles, though, trapping her leg in the rocks. As Glenn tries to help her, the walkers now notice this new activity and start heading towards them. Glenn shoots, but they are being overwhelmed.

- The tunnel is suddenly filled with light and all the walkers are gunned down. And there to the rescue is Abe's group, along with Maggie, Sasha, and Bob. Glenn and Maggie are happily reunited.- The combined groups discuss what to do next. Most everyone wants to head to Terminus, but Abe is still unsure. Eugene convinces him that they should go as well, at least giving them a kind of homebase. So we see them all continue on their way up the tracks.
 
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- We see Joe's group sleeping in the same camp that we saw Maggie's group sleeping in "Alone". A walker wakes them all up and they kill it. It's then that they realize Daryl is missing.

- Next, we see scene from the sneak peek with Daryl and Len. Daryl is hunting a rabbit. Just as he shoots, another arrow beats his and hits the rabbit. Len, the same guy who choked Tony for the bed at the house in "Claimed", is staking his claim on that rabbit. Daryl disagrees, that he's been hunting it, it's his. Len then starts feeling Daryl out, taunting him. Just as Daryl is about to pull his knife, Joe interrupts the two.

- Joe explains that this group has one rule and one rule only. Claiming. When someone wants something, they call it, claim it, stopping others from touching it. This isn't a group that depends on the "survival of the fittest". Joe takes the rabbit and divides the rabbit between Daryl and Len, as Daryl is new to the group and didn't know the rule. However, those that do disobey will suffer a physical punishment, aka get the **** beat out of them.

- The group continues on the tracks. Joe is friendly and talks with Daryl, telling him that this world is perfect for men like them now. Daryl says he'll be leaving, but Joe says that Daryl needs a group to survive. The group reaches a warehouse that looks like a kind of car repair shop and decide to bunk there for the night. Inside, the group explores and all start "claiming". Daryl joins in and Joe appears pleased by this.

- The next morning, Daryl is awoken by Len accusing him of stealing his half of the rabbit. The group surrounds Daryl. Daryl denies it, but when Joe asks him to empty his bag, the other half of the rabbit falls out. Daryl then accuses Len of setting him up. Len denies this as well.
 
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- Daryl prepares himself as Joe steps up to him, but then Joe turns and starts laying into Len. He informs the group that he saw Len sneaking the rabbit into Daryl's bag and wanted to see if Len would be honest. He wasn't. He's a liar and he can't be trusted. The group responds by helping Joe beat on Len.- When the group decides to leave the warehouse, Daryl spots Len's beaten body on the ground outside with an arrow through his head.

- As the group continues on the tracks, Joe tells Daryl that they're tracking a man with a small group. He explains that he and his group were in a house, minding their own business, when this man killed their friend, Lou. They were able to track him to the train tracks where they found these signs for Terminus and decided that the man had likely head that way. He also says that Tony saw the man's face, so once they find him, they know exactly who is going to be getting their revenge. Daryl nods. The group continues to walk, passing the candy wrapper that Carl dropped earlier.

-The episode ends with Glenn's group, Abe's group, Maggie's group all reaching Terminus. There's a large expanse of land, some buildings, and they're able to enter the surrounding fences easily, no challenges or questions. They reach a kind of courtyard, surrounded by flowers and vegetables. There's a woman at a barbecue cooking. She says her name is Mary and welcomes them to Terminus, offering them something to eat.

-End episode

(credit:StD)
 
"Offering them something to eat."


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For the Daryl fans, I also read that Norman Reedus is returning to Georgia in April for filming.


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I hope its true!!
 
I suspected that all the signs could be a corralling method of getting "food." :lol

this is very clever and It has actually been done already in other movies.It would be really cool if something like that happens.


I dont really like how right after dealing with the governor and his people, they want to go to this place so bad. I know they are desperate but they havent even mention the opportunity of this place being bad
 
No. I don't think Beth will be on the spit. Its probably another unfortunate Terminus inhabitant.

I think Beth is with this guy...




Show runner Scott Gimple revealed that Gareth is "an invention that was created for the show." Gareth is a new character that will have a guest starring but important role in season four, with the option to be a series regular in season five.https://www.examiner.com/article/the-...cast-as-gareth
 
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May be going out on a limb, but I'm thinking Carl may be the casualty next Sunday night. There was a post a few back where it described the season ending with Rick screaming in anguish. Fits the criteria about it being a character still alive in the comic book. Plus I know in real life the actor has signed up for a major part in an upcoming S. King movie. Dunno. Would definitely distinguish the TV show from the comic book. Also, probably isn't an easy way to go about with the "damages" occurring to Carl in the comic book.
 
May be going out on a limb, but I'm thinking Carl may be the casualty next Sunday night. There was a post a few back where it described the season ending with Rick screaming in anguish. Fits the criteria about it being a character still alive in the comic book. Plus I know in real life the actor has signed up for a major part in an upcoming S. King movie. Dunno. Would definitely distinguish the TV show from the comic book. Also, probably isn't an easy way to go about with the "damages" occurring to Carl in the comic book.

I am glad I stayed out of this thread until I watched the episode. After seeing it, I am also thinking it might be Carl that dies in the finale. Supposedly only Rick, Carl, Michonne and Daryl appear in the finale and supposedly there is a main character who dies who is still alive in the comics. Rick, Michonne and Carl are all alive in the comic still, so it must be one of them. Carl's death would "push Rick to his limits". It would also help solve the issue of the actor playing Carl growing up so much quicker than his character. If there is a major character death in the finale, my money is on Carl now.
 
Some one should throw together a stand by me Walking dead music video montage from them hiking on the tracks to see a dead body.Maybe loli pop ha ha...UH OH IS THAT EYEBALL & ACE ??? NO just another ZOMBIE.......:mummy :lol
 
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