(03-25-2013 04:49 PM)dwalker85 Wrote:  

(03-25-2013 02:18 PM)NCowl Wrote:  

(03-25-2013 12:06 PM)NCowl Wrote:  Then by the looks of both previews (the one after the show and the one during Talking Dead) they make it look like the prison is abandoned...
But the director might of slipped, because he said the final show has a lot of intense battle. So I am thinking they are still there, just bringing the fight inside, where they could have an advantage.

My other thought is the prison group left to attack woodburry, knowing they are coming for them at the prison, they could easily take the town, setup an ambush for the Gov's return.

This is the most likely scenario. Instead of being stuck in the prison and have the Governor come at them, they're going to counter-attack while Woodbury isn't at full strength. Or as Blazer mentioned, be on the outside of the prison and ambush Woodbury's army when they've moved inside the prison gates.

For the people b!tching about the human vs human element of the show, GTFO it. This show is based on a comic that already has a story line. They are deviating from it somewhat but the main premise of the series is to show how mankind lives on in the wake of this apocalyptic situation.

Go watch Dawn of the Dead if you want zombie killing. Movies are short and don't need as many detailed story lines and character arcs as tv series do to keep going.

You tell em'!

If I were the leader of the Prison Group, I would "lie in wait" just as the poster suggested; I would also use the Prison/Catacomb walkers in my defense.

The Governor's story line is going to carry on into next season if I were to guess... after all, he has to torture Andrea as hard as he can for the sake of revenge.

Milton should become a main character soon enough.