Well, if you were one of those "Walking Dead" fans who was wondering what was going on with the Governor, then Sunday night's episode - "Live Bait" - was just what you were waiting for! This was one of those episodes that really focused on one character for the entire 60 minutes, and I'm OK with that. In fact, I think this was one of the strongest episodes of the season, if not the series. The episode picks up with the Governor and his two loyal cronies departing the crime scene where he shot up a lot of faceless Woodburians. Apparently those three hung out in some flimsy self-standing tents for a little while on an open lot like some losers at Coachella before Martinez and Shumpert ditched the Governor.
By By Andrew Conrad and aconrad@tribune.com
Nov 17, 2013
Well, if you were one of those "Walking Dead" fans who was wondering what was going on with the Governor, then Sunday night's episode - "Live Bait" - was just what you were waiting for! This was one of those episodes that really focused on one character for the entire 60 minutes, and I'm OK with that. In fact, I think this was one of the strongest episodes of the season, if not the series. The episode picks up with the Governor and his two loyal cronies departing the crime scene where he shot up a lot of faceless Woodburians. Apparently those three hung out in some flimsy self-standing tents for a little while on an open lot like some losers at Coachella before Martinez and Shumpert ditched the Governor.