Holy shit you guys. I just figured it out.

They're going to let you choose the name of the baby. "Lee" or "Omid".

@counterclockwork87: You made the correct choice by not letting Kenny take the shot. Here's what happens if you don't grab the gun:

I told him to shoot. You actually do hit Carver, but the man can apparently take a bullet and be fine, so he gets up and kills Alvin. After that he grabs Sarita (That's the woman's name, right?), and Kenny surrenders after that.

Just finished Ep2 tonight..it was OK. Some fun moments inc the big reveal. Though I was left a bit cold by some of the drama at the end. Kenny's still a bit of friggin hot-headed idiot which was disappointing. Did like the surprise with Bonnie, will be interesting to see how the rest of the 400 days characters get weaved into the story. Completely forgot about that part of the cast til she showed up. . Ultimately, I'm not quite feeling it with most of these new characters. I'm actually sad to see Waltgo, as he became quite interesting in his grief.

Yeah, the fact that he just absorbed that bullet with no apparent ill effects was a bit annoying. Getting shot pretty much anywhere on your body during the zombie apocalypse would be, if not a death sentence, then at least a cause for bigger concern than he seems to treat it with, due to the risk of infection. Maybe they'll adress it next episode.

@sessh:

Also, it was weird, how this oh so huge storm, suddenly was a none-issue as soon as Carver showed up.

Um, duh, Clementine turns off the wind turbine. No big fan blowing wind all over the place, no storm.

/s

Has anyone thought considered the idea that Christa might have gone baby crazy? Once Rebecca has her kid Christa is totally going to try to steal it.

Not for nothing but I was 90 percent certain Carver was voiced by Uncle Jack from 'Breaking Bad.' Michael Madsen does a nice job, though...Carver is a menacing figure.

For the first few lines, I thought it was Jake the Snake Roberts.

This is by far the worst episode of either season so far. The writing has gotten really bad. And the choices you have to make are very telegraphed and fairly lame. So I started playing as a ruthless clem trying to get as many people killed as possible to at least keep it some what mildly entertaining. To be honest I am not sure I will continue to even play this season. That is how bad I thought this episode was. I mean I see what they are trying to do with all the "I know everyone's secrets and its up to me to protect everyone". But some one, she is a 11. And this is just stupid. Its ruining the game in my opinion. I don't think they will ever put out another season that was as good as the first. Unless the remove clem from the equation.

To some extent I kind of agree with you - I hate how there's a "right" choice to everything for instance. You know most people are going to go for the choices that save everyone, and I do agree that some of the writing can be annoying, like how they just completely drop the whole point about Clem seeing the flashlights, or how Kenny is back to being in the same role he was in the first season, which I thought was pretty lame as well. I figured he would have developed as a character, but he seemed to have reverted back to the jerk he was prior to Ben finally standing up to him and telling off in Episode 5. Also, I HATE how off-hand his mention of Ben was, since it was kind of a huge deal that Kenny would willingly sacrifice his life to try and save the kid that indirectly led to the death of his family.

With all of that being said, the episode prior to this one was definitely the worst episode of either season. It had only a few meaningful conversations, and was filled with too many uninteresting 'survival' scenes.

I still enjoyed it for what it was though, and I'm kind of looking forward to seeing the situations as they unfold in the next few episodes.

Here's a question for you all, do you guys watch the 'next time on" videos at the end or no? I usually like to go into an episode as fresh as possible, but knowing that it may take a month if not multiple months between I can't help myself and get all excited and watch them even though I personally feel as though I shouldn't.
Kenny being alive was 90% given away by the 'next time on' from the first episode because honestly, who else was it going to be?
I still teared up a little when I hugged him though, I don't care how big of a dick he can be, HUG KENNY FOR LIFE.

Best use of a spoiler tag yet. I foresee the ability for her to have a bit of a turn around next episode.

Amazing episode, very well paced!

However the hole picking side gimmick is being relied upon a little too lazily now, or maybe just too often.

@zolroyce: I was really hoping it would be Lilly, way up until the reveal. It seems to me like Kenny's story had played, while hers was still up in the air.

Wow, I don't think i've seen someone so venomously hate this episode; do you mind elaborating on why you feel the writing has gotten "really bad" or how the choices are telegraphed? I was really disappointed with Season 2's first episode and very critical of it, and this episode drew me right back in.

I just finished this one and have to day it's my favorite episode yet in the series. Finding Kenny was obviously a huge deal and I was glad to see him, but my Lee and Kenny didn't part on good terms and Kenny made sure to mention that while he respected Lee they didn't always see eye to eye. He'll he didn't come with me to confront Vernon so I question how much he cares about Clem. That said I'll defend the guy to the end, I know the hell he's endured. Had to sit with Luke and Nick though. I like them both and hope that pending nick getting his shit together after killing and admitting his deed to Walter, they'll have my back. I'm not sure how I feel about Carver yet. I know we're supposed to say fuck him he killed x but knowing how bonnie and the gang all left to join an unknown group at the end of 400 days there may be more going on here. Hoping to see Russell and wyatt there. For now I eagerly await ep3