We won't get any resolution next week! From what I've heard, it will be a 90-minute Morgan episode. Which will be very interesting. To see what he has been through since he last saw Rick, until he joined them in Alexandria.

Rolling under the dumpster was one theory I also heard. But really, how is there anyway he gets out of there alive?! Also, throughout the episode there were numerous "clues" that things weren't going to go well for Glenn. (The fact that he mentioned getting home to his wife multiple times, he pulled out Hershel's watch, and the fact that he was in "hero mode" the entire ep)

That was brutal.

Did anyone else catch that something was up with Rick's left hand (looks like he cut it when hacking through that last band of zombies while he was running to the RV)? Is it possible to turn zombie by getting its blood in an open wound?

Also, one more question...is EVERYONE who survived the initial viral outbreak still human because they are all immune, or did some people (like in Alexandria) somehow manage to avoid exposure to the virus in the first place?

We are finally learning more about the "infection." There are most likely two different infections. The zombie infection that everyone has and only affects corpses through reanimation and a second that is transmitted only by bite that kills the bitten in varying speeds. Thus, bite infection kills you and other brings you back.

I say "most likely" because we know there are at least two. It could be more but I am not sure why they would need to make more than 1 killer infection.

I hadn't considered that there might be two viruses in play here...interesting.

That was clarified by the doctor in Fear the Walking Dead last month. She mentioned that the virus doesn't kill you; the infection caused by the bite kills you. We already know that everyone is already infected by the "virus" she mentioned as anyone that dies, no matter the cause, always comes back. This strongly implies the bite infection is a different pathogen from the reanimation infection.

"Dirty Zombie mouth? Clean it with Orbitz!"

Hey Sam, with reference to the cut on Rick's hand mixing with zombie blood, the Talking Dead host right after the episode said the comic book indicates strongly what will happen to Rick or his hand.

Rick was stabbing walkers in the head and his knife broke. He grabbed a machete sticking out of a walker and cut his hand.

There apparently will be no shortage of body parts lost this season if that holds true!

Compendium 3 will arrive in the mail tomorrow. Can't wait to catch back up with The Saviors.

I literally was taken back when that happened ..... HOWEVER, since Glen was not in the In Memorium I am holding out hope that he rolled under the dumpster, and covered himself in Walker/Nicholas guts and blood to avaoid detection (as Michonne did in earlier seasons) and he will be saved by Rick via walkie talkie .... .Just like he saved Rick in the walker covered tank in episode 1 / season 1

GLENS LIVES (until they confirm death)

Poor Maggie has lost everyone.

Just started season one on Netflix and am up to episode 4. Pretty good show.

Oh, to be a WD virgin again...! ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Ahhhh those were the days

Aaaarrrrgggghhhhh! Missed last night's episode (got tied up on a phone call). Did they even hint at what happened to Rick or Glenn? I don't mind spoilers.

Last night's episode had a slower pace.

It was slower paced but I still liked it. Morgan had lost his marbles there for awhile.

I also liked the episode a lot. We got to see a different path to coping with the new world. Still not too clear on just how the guy fed himself, though. There is no sign that anyone has figured out how to make agriculture work.

He had a nice garden. Morgan knocked down one of his plants and was asked to put it back. Remember, he was there before all the bad stuff went down.

"All life is precious"! Well, except if you are a walker or a plant. Then the zen is going to kill you.

Rick and the group had a garden at the prison before the Governor blew it to heck.

I don't think the Zen attitude when the Wolves are out to get you.

Yeah, we've seen attempts at gardens here and there - but nothing on the scale that could really keep you fed for very long. Besides, the group has moved too often to really harvest much, let alone preserve and take with them.