Author Paul Brian McCoy

With one more episode to go, we should find out fairly quickly whether or not this works or was a bad idea.

It's a nice scene and relieved a lot of my anxieties about both Kirkman and the series in general.

Shane is losing it. He thought he had it all, that the apocalypse had given him a family and a purpose.

The question is, if Merle comes back for future episodes (and with an actor of Michael Rooker's caliber, I can only assume that he will), can they do something to make him more of a real character.

This is about as good as good could get.