Questions about The Walking Dead Season 4 Finale

The Season 4 finale of the a Walking Dead is titled "A." It is season 4, episode 16. The summary of this episode is that things are not what they seem at this so called sanctuary they made it to.

Terminus is not a 'Sanctuary for All'

What will the cast of Walking Dead learn about Terminus?

Some speculate that Terminus is run by Cannibals. Eew! That's just gross.

What was that lady cooking on the grill when they entered Terminus?

Good question, and by the way, where was everybody? 

Terminus is supposed to be a place where "everybody survives," according to the signs. Okay, so where are all the survivors?

Meanwhile, the gang of hardened criminals are closing in on Terminus, and they don't plan on "playing nice."

Should we be concerned about this gang of murderers, rapists, and thieves that Darryl is traveling with? Yes. 

One of them saw Rick under the bed, and they plan on getting revenge on Rick for killing their group member on the toilet. I think Darryl will lay low and if they attempt to attack Rick, Darryl will stop them.

Otherwise, Rick is as good as dead.

There are so many things that viewers want to know about Terminus, and where are all the people?

Will viewers get to find out what happened to Beth and who kidnapped her?

Rest assured, many things will be revealed on the season 4 finale of Walking Dead, airing March 30 on AMC.

The Walking Dead Season 4 Finale

After watching the Walking Dead Season 4 finale, there are three things that remain unanswered (spoilers):

1. Where is Carol and Tyrese and baby Judith?
2. Where is Beth?
3. Is Terminus a city of cannibals?

Rick is Past the Point of No Return

Rick is to his breaking point. He bit off a man's throat. This situation was literally life or death for him. Another gang member was going to rape and kill his son, Carl. The leader says that they are going to do the same to Michonne. Two of the marauders attempt to beat Darryl. Rick frees himself then kills the others. He is not playing anymore.

It is interesting that at one point of this season, he was willing to put down his gun and become a farmer. That was abruptly taken from him, so now he has moved to the other extreme. He is taking out his anger and frustration on anyone that tries to harm his group.

Rick Captured in Terminus Does Not End Well

Rick questions where Alex (of Terminus) got Hershel's watch, and where the riot gear came from. They lie to Rick's face. They told Rick they got the items from dead bodies. Lies. Then a sniper shoots Alex, leaving Rick without a hostage.

As they are herded through a Terminus maze, they go through a candle-filled room that says on the wall, "Never Again. Never Trust. We First, Always."

Hopefully this will be explained in detail in The Walking Dead, Season 5.

Rick ends the episode by saying: "They're gonna feel pretty stupid when they find out..." Abraham says, "Find out what?" Rick finished by saying: "...they're screwing with the wrong people."

Uh-oh. Rick isn't gonna be herded into a cattle car and just roll over for these bullies at Terminus.

Guess we'll see what happens next in the season premiere of Season 5.

Andrea Killed by Zombie in the Walking Dead Season 3 Finale

The Walking Dead; Andrea

The Walking Dead Season 3 finale ended with a bang. But that bang was not the sound of a gun in the zombie apocalypse.

THE WALKING DEAD SEASON 3 SPOILERS COMING

Andrea, played by Laurie Holden, was killed off in the Walking Dead Season 3 finale, which has been one of the biggest liberties taken by the TV show that may have a backlash from fans of the original graphic novels written by Robert Kirkman. She's done been eaten. But it did not happen this way in the graphic novel.

Sadly, Andrea on the Walking Dead is dead, and she is not coming back, unless she comes back as a zombie. Don't expect to see her in Season 4 of the show.

Andrea Survived in the Walking Dead Comic Book

Maybe Andrea’s fate could have been avoided. After all, in the comic book, she had a relationship with character Rick (played by Andrew Lincoln). But that will not be played out on the television show because she is dead, and it is The Governor’s fault. He is the one that stabbed Milton. He is the one that unleashed zombified Milton on Andrea. Poor Andrea. She had nothing against Woodbury or the Governor.

Unfortunately for Andrea, she allowed the Governor to escape, and as irony has it, he is the one who is responsible for her death. Life isn’t fair sometimes. Especially on zombie apocalypse television shows.

Some critics of the Walking Dead believe the show is out of imagination and the story lacks creativity. Andrea should not have died in this manner, and should have lived longer on the television show.

On top of that, the Governor seems to be running around, taking out good people, while Rick is left with a crew that keeps losing people, not counting the new Woodbury folks that are comprised of old people and children. Should Rick really consider keeping this vulnerable crowd at the prison?

Robert Kirkman says this about the Walking Dead to TVGuide.com: “There’s definitely some improvements to be made on how we did things in Season 3, but I don’t necessarily regret anything because it’s all part of learning and moving forward and trying to make the best show possible.”

He also says: “Moving through the story quickly is something that is essential to this show. You want to keep viewers on their feet. You want to keep telling as much story as possible in each episode and keep the story moving forward at a quick pace. I think that’s what the audience wants and that’s something that will continue into Season 4. I think we’ve perfected things a little bit more. The show is a learning process to a certain extent because it’s such a different kind of television show.”

The biggest head scratcher to date is killing off Laurie Holden’s character, Andrea, without exploring her relationships with Rick or Dale.

Will the Walking Dead lose viewers because of this?

Only time will tell.