Shane's antagonistic behaviour reaches new heights, while Carl suffers the consequences of his actions.Shane's antagonistic behaviour reaches new heights, while Carl suffers the consequences of his actions.Shane's antagonistic behaviour reaches new heights, while Carl suffers the consequences of his actions.
Jeffrey DeMunn
- Dale Horvath
- (credit only)
Michelle Flanagan-Helmeczy
- Walker
- (uncredited)
Michael Koske
- Walker
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaJeffrey DeMunn (Dale) made a surprise visit by flying down from New York where he lives to watch filming.
- GoofsWhen Rick and Shane are in the middle of the field where Shane yells at Rick saying, "Right here, right now, you're not even gonna fight for 'em?" there are Emergency units flashing their red, white and blue lights behind Rick's left shoulder.
- Quotes
[Rick kneels over Shane's bleeding body as Shane dies]
Rick Grimes: [Rick screams] Damn you for making me do this, Shane. This was you, not me! You did this to us! This was you, not me... not me! Not me!
- ConnectionsFeatured in The Walking Dead: The Journey So Far (2016)
Featured review
Lori McBeth
With emotions running high following a character death and the impending release of Randall, Lori has an impactful conversation with Shane.
This is a strong episode with some important character moments and an intriguing set-up of the series 2 finale.
The plot slowly racks up the tension for the majoirty of the episode before it boils over into a number of shocking moments. One part involving Carl seems a bit contrived, but for me it works well for the character and doesn't hurt the episode.
I cannot say too much about the plot details without spoiling, but it's safe to say that Lori is either careless or very careful with certain words in this episode. For now I think I'll go for the latter as i am somewhat of a cynic.
There are some very memorable character moments, particularly for Shane, Rick and Lori, whilst others like Carl, Glenn, Daryll and Randall also contribute well. Even Theodorre Douglas has something to do in this episode and he is entertaining whilst doing so. All actors are as good as ever, especially Jon Bernthal and Andrew Lincoln.
Visually it is excellent, with wonderful cinematography that tells the story and heightens the tension. The zombie effects are as well made and gross as ever.
This is a strong episode with some important character moments and an intriguing set-up of the series 2 finale.
The plot slowly racks up the tension for the majoirty of the episode before it boils over into a number of shocking moments. One part involving Carl seems a bit contrived, but for me it works well for the character and doesn't hurt the episode.
I cannot say too much about the plot details without spoiling, but it's safe to say that Lori is either careless or very careful with certain words in this episode. For now I think I'll go for the latter as i am somewhat of a cynic.
There are some very memorable character moments, particularly for Shane, Rick and Lori, whilst others like Carl, Glenn, Daryll and Randall also contribute well. Even Theodorre Douglas has something to do in this episode and he is entertaining whilst doing so. All actors are as good as ever, especially Jon Bernthal and Andrew Lincoln.
Visually it is excellent, with wonderful cinematography that tells the story and heightens the tension. The zombie effects are as well made and gross as ever.
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- snoozejonc
- Oct 17, 2021
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- Douglasville, Georgia, USA(on location)
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- Runtime43 minutes
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- 16:9 HD
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