I'm so glad that they didn't end the hospital story.
I loved this episode and I love the cliff hanger at the end.

I wonder if Beth and Noah's plan all along was for only him to get out, or if she is just happy that at least he got free.

I also think that Noah is with Daryl, and we'll get to hopefully see Rick & Co. rescue Beth and Carol.

Lavish wrote I'm so glad that they didn't end the hospital story.
I loved this episode and I love the cliff hanger at the end.

I wonder if Beth and Noah's plan all along was for only him to get out, or if she is just happy that at least he got free.

I also think that Noah is with Daryl, and we'll get to hopefully see Rick & Co. rescue Beth and Carol.

Honestly, I thought he would die like almost every other new / non-main character. I do think Daryl will find him and he'll tell him about Beth and the hospital and go save her and Carol.

Lavish wrote I'm so glad that they didn't end the hospital story.
I loved this episode and I love the cliff hanger at the end.

I wonder if Beth and Noah's plan all along was for only him to get out, or if she is just happy that at least he got free.

I also think that Noah is with Daryl, and we'll get to hopefully see Rick & Co. rescue Beth and Carol.

I think the plan was to get Noah out, and if possible for Beth to go along aswell.

I'm thinking this because of the conversation Beth and Noah had, concerning how long Noah had been at the hospital, almost a year.

Beth (I'm assuming), feels sympathy towards Noah, because he hasn't really experienced the "real-world" yet.

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Although, he is now by him self, in a world infested with the living dead. How will he survive? Will he meet up with Rick and company?

Saki wrote Honestly, I thought he would die like almost every other new / non-main character. I do think Daryl will find him and he'll tell him about Beth and the hospital and go save her and Carol.

If they were going to kill off the Noah character right away, they wouldn't have got such a high-profile actor.

Sadly, we won't get to see any development to Beth's story until episode 6 or 7.

-Lynch wrote Although, he is now by him self, in a world infested with the living dead. How will he survive? Will he meet up with Rick and company?

Carol was with Daryl, and now Carol is in the hospital.
That confirms that Daryl is right next to the hospital as Noah escaped.

That is why I believe that Noah is with Daryl when he was coming out of the woods in front of Michonne.

Lavish wrote

-Lynch wrote Although, he is now by him self, in a world infested with the living dead. How will he survive? Will he meet up with Rick and company?

Carol was with Daryl, and now Carol is in the hospital.
That confirms that Daryl is right next to the hospital as Noah escaped.

That is why I believe that Noah is with Daryl when he was coming out of the woods in front of Michonne.

This is actually want I was thinking too, just wanted to give someone else a chance to predict something.


When Daryl says "Come on out". I predict Noah will walk out of the bushes, and explain the story to Rick and company.

After hearing this, they will discuss whether or not to get back into the city to retrieve Beth.

The Reason I say this, is because Rick and a few of the remaining, original survivors came from Atlanta (Where the Hospital is located) and they know how infested the city is with the dead.

Daryl, not caring how dangerous it is, will risk anything to get Beth (and let's not forget) Carol back into the group.

You da real mvp for making these weekly threads. I predict Noah will be the one Daryl saved, I really want to know why they kidnapped Beth though.

Gengar- wrote You da real mvp for making these weekly threads. I predict Noah will be the one Daryl saved, I really want to know why they kidnapped Beth though.

They're running a prison camp under the facade of paying off debts.
It's a never ending cycle of leverage.

"You can leave once you work off your debt."

>works off debt
>eats food
>in debt again
>repeat

So basically they kidnapped her because she is scrawny and weak (looking).
Meaning she looks like she would be easily controlled.

Worst episode of the season so far, seemed quite boring to me in all honesty.

I find Beth and Carol annoying and I'd rather they do more with the Rick side of things.