Watch The The Walking Dead season 3 Episode 8
Title: Made to Suffer
Air Date: December 2, 2012
The Walking Dead Description:
Rick, Daryl, Michonne, and Oscar invade Woodbury and successfully rescue Glenn and Maggie. Glenn informs Daryl that Merle is in Woodbury. Daryl wants to see his brother, but Rick needs him to stay with them so they can safely escape. Oscar is killed in a desperate gun battle, and Daryl is captured. Rick hallucinates and sees Shane. He kills "Shane", but it turns out to be a Woodbury soldier. During this, Michonne sneaks into the Governor's quarters intending to kill him. She finds the Governor's secret room of walker heads. She also discovers Penny, the Governor's daughter, who is a walker. Before Michonne kills Penny, the Governor comes and tries to convince Michonne to let her go. Michonne ignores him and kills Penny. The Governor and Michonne then fight, causing several of the aquariums to break. Michonne grabs a shard of glass and stabs the Governor's right eye. Andrea walks in and has a tense stand-off with Michonne. Then, Michonne leaves and makes her way back to Rick's group outside. Andrea comforts the Governor, who is taken to the Woodbury hospital. Five new survivors fight off walkers in a forest and find their way to the prison. The group is led by Tyreese and consists of his sister Sasha and a family of three, Allen, Ben, and Donna (who is bitten). Carl finds them in the prison and offers them food and shelter. Tyreese is forced to kill Donna before she turns into a walker. Holding a meeting at the arena, the Governor declares that Woodbury was attacked by terrorists and presents to the bloodthirsty people a traitor: The Governor accuses Merle of aiding the enemy and revealing that the attacker they captured is his brother Daryl. Both men are pushed forward into the arena, where the Governor orders them to fight to the death. The crowd chants for them to be killed while Andrea, not having seen Daryl in months, watches shocked and confused, her efforts to stop the fight thwarted by the Governor's men.
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