- The Walking Dead S01E01: Days Gone Bye
- The Walking Dead s01e02: Guts
- The Walking Dead s01e03: Tell It to the Frogs
- The Walking Dead S01E04: Vatos
- The Walking Dead s01e05: Wildfire
- The Walking Dead s01e06: TS-19
- The Walking Dead s02e01: What Lies Ahead
- The Walking Dead s02e02: Bloodletting
- The Walking Dead s02e03: Save the Last One
- The Walking Dead s02e04: Cherokee Rose
- The Walking Dead s02e05: Chupacabra
- The Walking Dead s02e06: Secrets
- The Walking Dead s02e07: Pretty Much Dead Already
- The Walking Dead s02e08: Nebraska
- The Walking Dead s02e09: Triggerfinger
- The Walking Dead s02e10: 18 Miles Out
- The Walking Dead s02e11: Judge, Jury, Executioner
- The Walking Dead s02e12: Better Angels
- The Walking Dead s02e13: Beside the Dying Fire
- The Walking Dead s03e01: Seed
- The Walking Dead s03e02: Sick
- The Walking Dead s03e03: Walk With Me
- The Walking Dead s03e04: Killer Within
- The Walking Dead s03e05: Say the Word
- The Walking Dead s03e06: Hounded
- The Walking Dead s03e07: When the Dead Come Knocking
- The Walking Dead s03e08: Made to Suffer
- The Walking Dead s03e09: The Suicide King
- The Walking Dead s03e10: Home
- The Walking Dead s03e11: I Ain’t a Judas
- The Walking Dead s03e12: Clear
- The Walking Dead s03e13: Arrow on the Doorpost
- The Walking Dead s03e14: Prey
- The Walking Dead s03e15: This Sorrowful Life
- The Walking Dead s03e16: Welcome to the Tombs
- The Walking Dead S04E01: 30 Days without an Accident
- The Walking Dead: Season Four
- The Walking Dead: Season Five
A review by C J Dee
Director: Billy Gierhart
Writer: David Johnson
Starring: Andrew Lincoln, Norman Reedus, Jon Bernthal, Sarah Wayne Callies, Chandler Riggs, Steven Yeun, Laurie Holden, Jeffrey DeMunn, IronE Singleton, Melissa McBride, Scott Wilson, Lauren Cohan, Emily Kinney, Michael Zegen
Running time: 43 minutes
Rating: ★★★☆☆ 3/5
[Spoiler alert — review includes a synopsis of the episode]
‘Triggerfinger’ begins with Rick (Lincoln), Glenn (Yeun) and Hershel (Wilson) trapped in the bar as Tony and Dave’s friends look for them. The unidentified friends discover the threesome in the bar and a gun fight ensues when they are told Tony and Dave were killed. When one of the friends is taken down by zombies and another impaled on a fence, the remaining friend flees in their car leaving behind his fallen comrades.
Lori (Callies) awakens after her car accident to find a walker trying to chew his way through the windscreen to attack to her. She fights the walker off and another that appears as well. Shane (Bernthal) finds Lori and lies to get her to give up the search for Rick and return to the farm.
Daryl separates himself further from the group. Carol tries to stop him, but only pushes him away more.
Rick, Glenn and Hershel save Randall (Zegen), the boy who had been impaled on the fence, at great personal risk. They return to the farm with him to save his leg and his life.
The episode ends with Lori telling Rick all the things Shane has been doing to undermine him and take his family.
There isn’t a lot that can be said about this episode. It seemed very much the merry-go-round again and the plot only really advances enough to get everyone back together again with one more person tacked on for good measure and conflict.
Good episode, but nothing groundbreaking.
“He’s dangerous, Rick, and he won’t stop.”
