Starring: Andrew Lincoln, Scott Wilson, Melissa McBride, Norman Reedus, Lauren Cohan, Steven Yeun, Dania Gurira, Chandler Riggs, Emily Kinne, David Morrisey
Premise (season 4):
The Governor heads out to rebound from losing his city. He finds a family to take him in and they end up with another group of survivors. The Governor ends up convincing them to attack the prison. In the meantime, Rick's group is just trying to adjust to taking on the extra people from Woodbury when a virus breaks out. Eventually the two groups come head to head and a battle ensues. After casualties and chaos the survivors are separated. The spend time coping with what has happened. Eventually all roads lead to a place called Terminus, which claims to welcome all people with open arms.
My Take:
Season 4 was a wild ride with a lot of character development for many taking place at the beginning and the end; with a lot of action, death, and gore squeezed in the middle. The season has more than it's share of shocking moments and gut turning emotions. Truly any character can be taken at any give moment, in case you haven't figured that out by now.
Favorite Episode:
"The Grove" - Carol and Tyrese, along with the young sisters Lizzie and Mika, find shelter in an abandoned house. And that's all I am giving away. This episode is pure emotion and is bound to cause debate.
Rating: So Good
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