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After last week’s accomplished detour into Rick’s past, this episode is noticeably quieter and somewhat unsettled. Many of the characters have little to do other than stand in the shadows in their role as backup, but the Governor’s ultimatum to Rick during the final act offers a degree of purpose to what could otherwise have been an uneventful parley.This week’s instalment could easily be subtitled the ‘Cold War’ episode, so much of it is preoccupied with the revelations, dilemmas and politics that emerge in the build up to an inevitable battle.   Watch The Walking Dead  Season 3 Episode 14 Online, The Walking Dead   3x14 Free, Watch The Walking Dead   s03e14 Online Full Episode, Watch The Walking Dead   Season 3 Episode 14  Online Free From The Walking Dead   Season 3 Episode 14, Watch The Walking Dead   Season 3 Episode 14 Online, The Walking Dead   3x14 Free, Watch The Walking Dead  s03e14 Online Full Episode,

   

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The events open with another tense, engaging teaser that works well to hook the audience’s attention. Arriving at an abandoned location for an as-yet-unknown purpose, it quickly becomes apparent that it’s an incident of some significance. After all, when you see Herschel locked and loaded, you know trouble is afoot.

The purpose is a one-on-one meeting between Rick and the Governor, two rams who have had their horns locked for the better part of the season. While the two men drink, deliberate and juggle the fates of their respective camps, the Woodbury and prison residents bond, fight and otherwise struggle to accept the inescapable fight that lies ahead of them.

The episode’s central issue lies in the fact that the middle section fails to live up to the promise and horror of the opening and closing segments. The teaser is another effective and engrossing opener, plunging the audience into a hostile situation without explanation and promising a charged showdown between two ruthlessly driven leaders. It’s a promise that isn’t delivered upon until the Governor finally lays his cards out on the table.

The revelation that his chief motivation is his desire to get revenge on Michonne is deeply unsettling, played by David Morrissey with an impressive sense of obsessive malice. It helps that his revelation comes after last week’s episode, which acted as Michonne’s official initiation into the group.