Thought it was great. Seemed pretty realistic with how someone would react to the completely mixed emotions of seeing your newborn baby, then realizing that your wife didn't make it, then realizing that it was likely your son that put her down (so to speak). I actually felt a little emotional watching it. Felt like he showed that even though he's sort of become cold to Lori, he still loves her deeply and had that instinctual desire to protect her. Also kinda felt like he was taking somewhat of the blame for what happened, since it was his wife and his baby, and he'll feel like he failed them in terms of keeping her/them protected. Feeling all those things at the same time means he did a great job of acting IMO.

Also can't wait for him to go rogue next week and act like a psycho.

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Posted by tylercsbn9

Cypress, TX

Member since Feb 2004

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Posted on 11/4/12 at 9:36 pm to CocomoLSU

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I actually felt a little emotional watching it.

That's where my emotion came in. Felt nothing but a smile when Lori died.

Felt more upset when TDawg got bite and then sacrificed himself for Carol.

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Posted by THRILLHO

Metry, LA

Member since Apr 2006

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Posted on 11/5/12 at 2:23 am to CocomoLSU

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Thought it was great. Seemed pretty realistic with how someone would react to the completely mixed emotions of seeing your newborn baby, then realizing that your wife didn't make it, then realizing that it was likely your son that put her down (so to speak).

This. In a show with some very uneven acting, the guy that plays Rick did a fantastic job at the end.

Best episode of the series, and this season has taken about as big of a leap that I can think of for a drama (quite a few comedies make huge leaps from S1 to S2). Crazy to think that only 5 or so episodes separate what we just watched from a ~4 episode stretch of looking for a fricking kid (and not much else).

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