Laurie Holden credited as playing...
Andrea Harrison
- [the women do laundry as each one of them discuss what they miss the most]
- Carol Peletier: I do miss my Maytag.
- Andrea: I miss my Benz, my Sat Nav.
- Jacqui: I miss my coffeemaker with that dual-drip filter and built-in grinder, honey.
- Amy: My computer... And texting.
- Andrea: I miss my vibrator.
- Jacqui: [as the women chuckles] Oh!
- Amy: Oh my God!
- Carol Peletier: Me, too.
- [when the women laugh together]
- [Amy and Andrea suggest on what to tell Daryl Dixon when he returns]
- Amy: We could lie.
- Andrea: Or tell the truth. Merle was out of control. Something had to be done or he'd have gotten us killed. Your husband did what was necessary. And if Merle got left behind, it is nobody's fault but Merle's.
- Dale Horvath: And that's what we tell Daryl? I don't see a rational discussion to be had from that, do you? Word to the wise... We're gonna have our hands full when he gets back from his hunt.
- [Ed hears the women of the group laugh about missing their vibrators]
- Ed Peletier: What's so funny?
- Andrea: Just swapping war stories, Ed. Yeah.
- Andrea: [as Ed stands over the women] Problem, Ed?
- Ed Peletier: Nothin' that concerns you. And you ought to focus on your work. This ain't no comedy club.
- [T-Dog tells the group that Merle Dixon is alive]
- T-Dog: I was scared and I ran. I'm not ashamed of it.
- Andrea: We were all scared. We all ran. What's your point?
- T-Dog: I stopped long enough to chain that door. Staircase is narrow. Maybe half a dozen geeks can squeeze against it at any one time. It's not enough to break through that... Not that chain, not that padlock. My point... Dixon's alive and he's still up there, handcuffed on that roof. That's on us.