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Title: Tell It to the Frogs (14 Nov 2010)
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| Andrew Lincoln | ... | ||
| Jon Bernthal | ... | ||
| Sarah Wayne Callies | ... | ||
| Laurie Holden | ... | ||
| Jeffrey DeMunn | ... | ||
| Steven Yeun | ... | ||
| Chandler Riggs | ... | ||
| Norman Reedus | ... | ||
| Michael Rooker | ... | ||
| Emma Bell | ... | ||
| Juan Gabriel Pareja | ... |
Morales
(as Juan Pareja)
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| Andrew Rothenberg | ... | ||
| Irone Singleton | ... | ||
| Adam Minarovich | ... | ||
| Melissa McBride | ... | ||
Rick and his newfound friends return to their camp where he is reunited with this wife Lori and his son Carl. She's very happy to see her husband alive and well but is more than a bit angry at Shane Walsh, Rick's police partner, who told her he was dead. The returnees also have to tell Merle Dixon's brother Daryl that they had to leave him behind. Rick is feeling some guilt over that and decides he's going to return to Atlanta to rescue him. What they find when they get there is not what they expected. Back at the camp, Shane takes out his frustrations on one of the men who has been physically abusing his wife. Written by garykmcd
After two action packed episodes, we get a more character driven episode. There is a lovely scene when Rick arrives at the camp. Lincoln has already shown he can be tough, here he is vulnerable.
We get a better look at the people in the camp, we get new characters such as The timid Carol, her abusive husband Ed and their daughter Sophia. We also get introduced to Merle's brother Daryl Dixon (who seems to be as hot headed as his brother) and we see Morales has a family too. Characters like Dale and Carol clearly are good people, and we see Ed is the rotten apple of the group, whilst Daryl is understandably furious about what has happened to his brother.
Lincoln is still the top performer, Jon Bernthall is given more to do as Shane here and Jeffrey DeMunn shines as Dale, while Daryl's anguish at the end of the episode was great, well done Norman Redus.
One of my problems with the cast is Sarah Wayne Callies. I didn't like her in performance in "Prison Break" and again, I find her unlikeable again here too.