Still

I thought this episode was great. I never thought that any kind of character relationship would work with Daryl and Beth, I always thought their personalities were too different, and this episode showed that. But the great writers of the walking dead, made it work, and turned it into one of my favourite character bonds in any series. My only disappointment is how underrated this episode is, people are complaining about the fact it was just Daryl and Beth, and that there wasn't much action, but I still found it one of the most entertaining episodes since the mid season premier.

Fantastic episode

Some people says excelent character development in this episode and I must agree with them. Finally we focused on Darly. He wasn't talk too much like the others. He was always a quiet character. I shocked when I see the rating. What the hell? Really? 7.2? It must be 10 of 10 because we finally see some goddamn emotional speech. Darly Dixon is the best character in this show in my opinion. After that episode, its proved itself. Beth was so cute too. I felt I watching my little sister on screen... I can't understand the hate this episode. It was the best in the season since 8th episode...

You don't need to love Beth or Daryl to love this episode, you just have to love a well-writed story and above that, an incredibly performed story. Emily Kinney and Norman Reedus were fantastic here! (And y'all guys know it). Be more fair with the reviews. Don't demand things to TWD that you don't demanda in any other drama series. Great character development here. 10/10

The relationship that Daryl and Beth build in this episode is amazing. The acting between the 2 is phenomenal.Very good writing also, it had my full attention the entire episode. Still trying to figure out why it's only at a 7.3/10 ?? I ranked it a 10

This is the twelfth episode of the fourth season of the Walking Dead. I'm surprised this is the lowest-rated episode in the entire series so far, but then again people don't seem to like filler episodes. I thought this was an excellent character-driven episode and it highlights at a possible thing between Beth and Daryl. The screenplay is excellent as both characters have meaningful words to say.

In this episode, "Still," tensions arise between Daryl and Beth as they try to figure out what to do next. Beth decides she wants her first alcoholic drink, as Herschel never allowed her to have one.

Overall, this is a vastly underrated episode. Sure it lacks on the zombie violence, but this is more focused on character development. We see a new side to Daryl, but it's nice to see more of Beth whom we haven't seen in many episodes as the leading figure. I rate this episode 9/10.