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The Walking Dead Season 3 Episode 14 I'm very proud to have been a part of it that we got it into our show. Mazzara is credited as one of the co-writers of Prey, so it would make sense if he had been talking about this episode when he made that 10-minute comment. The Walking Dead Season 3 Episode 14, Prey, will air Sunday, March 17 on AMC. Someone asked TVLine about potential deaths on the season finale, and Ausiello answered, I’d much rather discuss Sunday’s antepenultimate Season 3 episode, in which you’ll get a flashback to 'simpler times' between Andrea and Michonne and the latter’s 'pets';

you’ll see Andrea train a gun on the Governor but what, if The Walking Dead Season 3 Episode 14 anything, could stop her from pulling the trigger?; and you’ll be on the edge of your seat throughout a 10-minute cat-and-mouse sequence, ultimately uttering an expletive at your TV as it comes to an end. Expletives for everyone! We'd heard a cool flashback was coming, and showrunner not for long! Glen Mazzara hinted to a great 10-minute segment a while back, telling The Wrap, There's one episode coming up soon that has I think the most exciting 10-minute sequence I've ever worked on. I just absolutely love it. I think it's fantastic, and I'm very proud to have been a part of it that we got it into our show. Mazzara is credited as one of the co-writers of Prey, so it would make sense if he had been talking about this episode when he made that 10-minute comment.

Life is about to get rough in Woodbury, for a change. Here's the official synopsis for The Walking Dead Season 3 episode that will air Sunday, March 17 on AMC:

Episode 14: Prey The Governor chases a fleeing dissenter; while the Governor is gone, a traitor tries to sabotage his plans.

So he has a dissenter and a traitor. Based on the promo watch below, that could be Andrea and Milton. It looks like Tyreese may still be supporting The Governor. Don't be the new Andrea! Or maybe Martinez wises up? No one who meets Daryl Dixon can live without him for long.

TVLine also added this spoiler: [On Episode 14] you’ll get a flashback to 'simpler times' between Andrea and Michonne and the latter’s 'pets'; you’ll see Andrea train a gun on the Governor but what, if anything, could stop her from pulling the trigger?; and you’ll be on the edge of your seat throughout a 10-minute cat-and-mouse sequence, ultimately uttering an expletive at your TV as it comes to an end.

We'd heard a cool flashback was coming, and showrunner not for long! Glen Mazzara hinted to a great 10-minute segment a while back, telling The Wrap, There's one episode coming up soon that has I think the most exciting 10-minute sequence I've ever worked on. I just absolutely love it. I think it's fantastic, and E! News also teased of Prey: The Governor is on the warpath this week, and you'll never guess who ends up his prisoner by the end of the episode! Wanna guess anyway? Milton? Andrea? One of Tyreese's people? The date is covered in threes, which is appropriate, since it marks the premiere of Game of Thrones Season 3 on HBO and The Walking Dead Season 3 finale on AMC. It's also Easter Sunday, which is a weird day to be launching and ending cable shows known for violence.



But anyway — which way are you leaning, in terms of live programming: Dragons or Zombies?



You can always tape the other one, or watch it On Demand later — along with all the other many shows that air on Sunday night. Why can't they spread them out during the week? Or will you watch another show, like The Celebrity Apprentice, The Good Wife, or Revenge during that 9-10 p.m. timeslot, and either save GoT and TWD for later or just skip ‘em?