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10 Things We Learned From Last Night’s Nail-Chewing Episode of ‘The Walking Dead’

Written by Dustin Rowles / 11.26.12

9. Zombie Kill of the Week — Glenn. Hands down.

I do have to give an honorable mention to Daryl, though.

10. The Governor Just Entered the Ranks of One of the Best Villains in Television History — It’s not something you’d expect to hear about a show about THE ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE, but The Walking Dead took a turn toward the dark last night with those scenes between Maggie and The Governor.

The show has done a hell of a job this season making us care so deeply about Glenn and Maggie, which made Glenn’s interrogation hard to watch, and The Governor’s rape-interrogation of Maggie almost unbearable. I wanted to jump through my television set and beat the sh*t out of The Governor myself. What kind of sick piece of zombie turd treats our sweet ass-kicking Maggie like that? I haven’t read the books, but I’m guessing they were a lot more lurid on this point. The more terrifying moment, however, was when he held a gun to her head before giving her back to Glenn. I thought for sure he was going to put a bullet in her temple, and I would’ve never forgiven Glen Mazzara. Plus, that ominous music. GOD.

I hope Michonne makes him suffer before she removes his head.

Whose side will Merle take? Woodbury or The Prison. Will Andrea be the wild card? Next week: THE PRISON vs. WOODBURY for all the marbles.

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