Milton (Dallas Roberts), on the other hand, seems like his days are numbered. He’s clearly the one who poured gasoline over Woodbury’s walkers and lit the match, and the Governor knows it. (Special nod to the effects team that made those molten zombies so disgustingly realistic.) The Gov has successfully turned two of his closest allies against him, and we loved the hints at how depraved he’s become. The part where he assembles his torture room for Michonne (Danai Gurira), – fitted with chains and gouging implements and a recording of him whistling – was deliciously sinister.<\/p>\n
Speaking of Michonne, the flashback to her and Andrea sharing a “girl’s night” by the fire left us wanting to know more about what happened between Seasons 2 and 3. When Andrea asks who the chained-up walkers really are, Michonne’s reply came as a surprise to comic book readers (\u201cThey deserved what they got. They weren\u2019t human to begin with.\u201d). This doesn’t sound like the doomed boyfriend and his best friend of the Robert Kirkman’s series and if this is what she does to her enemies, the Gov got off lightly.<\/p>\n
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<\/a>We also learned a little more about Tyreese (Chad L Coleman) and his bothersome gang of canon fodder. And after this episode, we’ve decided Allen (Daniel Thomas May) can go first. It seems that Allen’s dead wife had developed feelings for Tyreese after he saved her life. Is this a bit of foreshadowing for Tyreese becoming more like his lady’s man comic book alter ego? The tensions we didn’t realise were there came to a head when Tyreese held Allen struggling over a zombie pit, but this chunk of exposition dialogue was hard to swallow without a flashback.<\/p>\n