S01E03 – Tell it to The Frogs – Recap
“Rick makes a decision to go back to Atlanta to retrieve the bag of guns and save a man’s life. Lori and Shane must deal with the surprising return of someone they thought was dead.”
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Great idea from one of the listeners–the helicopter may be from the Show ▼
But I again ask, where is the blood from the hand? Merle would be spouter an f'n geiser, and the hand looks very dead for only one day. And where is he? You guys have given me some concepts to think about (oops, I mean drink about)
. I want my bloody hand!
Oh, I differ slightly with Irwin–I think Frogs were representative of family. I am basing this theory on they both start with “F.” This is why I was a science and not a philosophy major.