Rick was established in the pilot as a man who wants to find what is his, but what happens when more than just a few of the dead are entered into the mix? That's what Episode 2 shows us.
From moment one in Atlanta it's high octane action. Walkers in every single corner and alley. Glenn is the first person Rick meets, and also the second person to save his life in just a couple of days. He is then quickly told how stupid he is for what he's done by a whole group of angry survivors. Morales, Andrea, Glenn, T-Dog, Jacqui, and Merle.
This episode does a fantastic job making out just how broken the world has become. At first it might have just seemed like rural America took a hit, but now we see that refugee camps are a lie and the majority of the population is gone. That all gets accomplished while we also get a hell of a heist mission to get out of the city including handcuffs, Walker Guts, and Car Alarms.
Another phenomenal effort from Frank and the Cast/Crew.
From moment one in Atlanta it's high octane action. Walkers in every single corner and alley. Glenn is the first person Rick meets, and also the second person to save his life in just a couple of days. He is then quickly told how stupid he is for what he's done by a whole group of angry survivors. Morales, Andrea, Glenn, T-Dog, Jacqui, and Merle.
This episode does a fantastic job making out just how broken the world has become. At first it might have just seemed like rural America took a hit, but now we see that refugee camps are a lie and the majority of the population is gone. That all gets accomplished while we also get a hell of a heist mission to get out of the city including handcuffs, Walker Guts, and Car Alarms.
Another phenomenal effort from Frank and the Cast/Crew.