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As Hershel's condition worsens, Rick, Daryl and T-Dog deal with a group of prisoners.
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Title: Sick (21 Oct 2012)
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| Andrew Lincoln | ... | ||
| Sarah Wayne Callies | ... | ||
| Laurie Holden | ... |
Andrea Harrison
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| Norman Reedus | ... | ||
| Steven Yeun | ... | ||
| Lauren Cohan | ... | ||
| Chandler Riggs | ... | ||
| Danai Gurira | ... |
Michonne
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| Melissa McBride | ... | ||
| Irone Singleton | ... | ||
| Emily Kinney | ... | ||
| Lew Temple | ... | ||
| Scott Wilson | ... | ||
| Theodus Crane | ... | ||
| Nick Gomez | ... | ||
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Having found some of the prison inmates alive, Rick proposes that they clear out another cell block for them. The prisoners were locked in the cafeteria area by a prison guard when a riot erupted 10 months before and have been there ever since. They have no idea what has been going on in the outside world. Rick's first priority is to protect everyone in his group so when push comes to shove, he's prepared to do whatever is necessary. Hershel is still unconscious following the amputation and they are keeping a close watch on him in the event he should turn into a walker. Carl upsets his mother when goes off on his own. As for Carol, she realizes helping Lori with the birth of her baby will now fall on her shoulders. Written by Angelo
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21 October 2012 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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American Movie Classics (AMC), Circle of Confusion, Valhalla Motion Pictures See more »
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Daryl Dixon: [Daryl aims his Crossbow at the prison inmate Tomas] Who the hell are you?
Tomas: Who the hell are you?
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In real life, Theodus Crane (Big Tiny) is a professional mixed martial arts fighter and boxer. See more »Quotes
[first lines]Daryl Dixon: [Daryl aims his Crossbow at the prison inmate Tomas] Who the hell are you?
Tomas: Who the hell are you?
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After last week's shocking ending, the second episode of season 3, 'Sick,' starts right off where the other episode ended. Rick manages to sort out the ignorant and potentially dangerous prisoners that were holed up in the cafeteria, and they take Hershal back to the rest of the group in a hope of saving him. But things aren't as smooth as they would have hoped, as the prisoners, especially the lead one, seems to not agree with Rick's decisions, and prove to be a threat to keep around.
This was a great episode of The Walking Dead for a number of reasons, first and foremost the character development of Rick, who is becoming more and more of a morally grey character then before. He makes decisions that we may or may not agree with, but in the end he's always looking out for the well-being of the group. Secondly, the pacing of this episode was as good as the season 3 premier, with intense action and moments to breathe being balanced well. Andrea and Michonne weren't in this episode at all, but the promo for next week's episode seems to feature only them, which is a good sign.
A well paced and exciting episode of The Walking Dead. 8 out of 10.