Season 2
Under Rick's leadership, the group leave Atlanta in search of sanctuary and find a possible safe haven.
What Lies Ahead
Rick leads the group out of Atlanta. On the highway, they are stopped by a threat unlike anything they have seen before. The group searches for someone who has gone missing.
Bloodletting
Coming to the aid of another, Rick discovers a possible safe haven. Shane must go on a dangerous mission to get badly-needed medical supplies.
Save the Last One
The group desperately awaits Shane's return. Shane finds himself trapped in a school, surrounded by the undead. Daryl and Andrea search for someone in the woods.
Cherokee Rose
Shane makes a deadly sacrifice which leads to unusual behavior and self-distancing. The rest of the group tries to hang on somewhere between living to die and dying to live.
Chupacabra
Glenn, the only one breaking barriers between both groups, knows far too much for his comfort level. Daryl finds a sign of life and, in his delirium, tries to make it back to the farm alive.
Secrets
Secrets are told and secrets are revealed. Hershel refuses to acknowledge the world’s new reality. Andrea comes out of her shell. Everyone is becoming more and more aware that “everything is food for something.”
Pretty Much Dead Already
Hershel sets a deadline. All secrets are out in the open. Glenn stands up for himself and Shane takes charge.
Nebraska
Rick and the others try to restore order in the aftermath of a terrible discovery. Hershel takes up an old habit and disappears, Rick and Glenn must follow him into town.
Triggerfinger
Trapped, Rick, Hershel and Glenn fight to survive against new foes, both dead and alive. Shane finds Lori in danger on the road and makes it his mission to bring her back to the farm.
18 Miles Out
Rick and Shane are in conflict over the fate of an outsider; Andrea helps Hershel's daughter face a crucial decision.
Judge, Jury, Executioner
Rick sides with Shane on an important decision, causing Dale to worry that the group is losing its humanity. Carl's actions have unintended consequences on the group.
Better Angels
The group learns that someone dangerous may be on the loose near the farm. As night falls, Rick, Shane, Daryl, and Glenn comb the woods to handle the situation and keep the group safe.
Beside the Dying Fire
Rick and Carl return from the woods to find the farm in jeopardy. The group is split up in the ensuing chaos. With things looking grim, Rick's leadership is questioned.
Avis de la communauté (9)
Slower than the first season, which is understandable as we got twice the number of episodes. It’s good that they are making the show about the people more than the zombies, but despite all the time spent on drama, we didn’t get significant character development. Most of the time it's just people going over their traumas. It's good that some people are starting to step into the gray zone, but the writers prefer to depict them as either heroes or villains, leading them to do the craziest things for pretty much no reason. Amazing how Rick's group always ends up with more ammo than a whole police station and everyone is suddenly able to headshot zombies while on a running car.
Tended to drag just a tad, compared to the first season, but overall-- a really great second season.
6.5 for this seasons opening credit scene
I feel pretty conflicted about this series so far. On the one hand, there's a lot I like about it. The conflict this season is really well-written and believable. Of course there are people who see the Walkers as still being human, I particularly like this conflict. And for most of them, you can see both sides. But on the other, this show is weirdly sexist. The women are written really poorly, being reduced to the stereotypical over-emotional housewives, there's also a plot point about abortion being bad for some reason. It's a real shame to see because this could be so much better if it wasn't so sexist.