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"The Walking Dead played another blinder on Sunday night (December 1), with latest episode &amp;#039;Too Far Gone&amp;#039; boasting one of the smash-hit zombie drama&amp;#039;s biggest ever shocks.  Since UK viewers have to wait five days to see the new episode - at least for the time being - we won&amp;#039;t spoil exactly what happened, though you can click this link if you really want to know... But it got us thinking - which are the show&amp;#039;s most stunning twists? Some we saw coming - Shane&amp;#039;s demise was inevitable, while Andrea was on borrowed time as soon as she sided with the Governor - but here are the seven Walking Dead moments that left the Week in Geek reeling... Warning: Contains spoilers for all four seasons of The Walking Dead Week in Geek - Doctor Who: The inside story on &amp;#039;The Five(ish) Doctors Reboot&amp;#039; Week in Geek - Doctor Who: 11 Golden Moments from 50 years of the BBC sci-fi smash Shane feeds Otis to the walkers - Season two, episode three, &amp;#039;Save the Last One&amp;#039;  Jon Bernthal&amp;#039;s Shane was always a wrong &amp;#039;un, but the point of no return was when he sacrificed poor Otis (Pruitt Taylor Vince) to a pack of hungry walkers to save his own skin. Alright, so his motives were pure - Carl (Chandler Riggs) had been shot and Shane had to get back to Hershel&amp;#039;s farm with medical supplies ASAP - but this was the first step on a very dark journey for the treacherous ex-cop... Sophia&amp;#039;s a walker... and she&amp;#039;s been in the barn this whole time! - Season two, episode seven, &amp;#039;Pretty Much Dead Already&amp;#039;  Much of the early part of The Walking Dead&amp;#039;s sophomore run concerned the hunt for Carol&amp;#039;s daughter - the missing Sophia (Madison Lintz) - but when Shane finally uncovers her hiding place, it&amp;#039;s a moment not of joy but of horror. Once the secret&amp;#039;s out, Rick is forced to put her down with a single bullet to the head, right in front of her hysterical mother. Dave and Tony meet Rick - and a sudden end - Season two, episode eight, &amp;#039;Nebraska&amp;#039;  Living in a hostile zombie-filled dystopia will do funny things to a man, but few expected noble Rick Grimes to start gunning down any and all threats to his new haven at Hershel&amp;#039;s farm, least off all Dave (Michael Raymond-James) and Tony (Aaron Munoz) - the two mooks who fell victim to Rick&amp;#039;s newly ruthless attitude. Lori&amp;#039;s painful goodbye - Season three, episode four, &amp;#039;Killer Within&amp;#039;  Season three stand-out &amp;#039;Killer Within&amp;#039; featured possibly the show&amp;#039;s most distressing demise. No, affecting was it was, we&amp;#039;re not talking about the death of T-Dog. Lori&amp;#039;s exit - perishing as she gives birth to daughter Judith, with her own son Carl (Chandler Riggs) forced to finish the job - is heartbreaking to watch and came as an enormous surprise to Walking Dead viewers. Morgan returns... and he&amp;#039;s bonkers - Season three, episode 12, &amp;#039;Clear&amp;#039;  Fans had long called for the return of Lennie James&amp;#039;s likeable Morgan - Rick&amp;#039;s ally in The Walking Dead&amp;#039;s first ever episode - but they might have reconsidered their request if they&amp;#039;d known the state that he would be in when he eventually resurfaced. With his son and his sanity lost, Morgan shared a violent reunion with Rick in one of the show&amp;#039;s best ever episodes. The Governor commits Merle-der - Season three, episode 15, &amp;#039;This Sorrowful Life&amp;#039;  Michael Rooker&amp;#039;s Merle was always a survivor - left to rot on a baking hot rooftop, surrounded by walkers, forced to lop off his own arm... but still pushing on to fight another day. So it was a real shock to see Daryl&amp;#039;s older brother felled - and in such brutal fashion - by David Morrissey&amp;#039;s vicious Governor. Worse still was Daryl&amp;#039;s pained reaction to his brother&amp;#039;s zombification... Carol turns killer - Season four, episode three, &amp;#039;Isolation&amp;#039;  Melissa McBride&amp;#039;s Carol always seemed like such a sweet soul and while she hardened a little - understandably so - following the loss of Sophia, Walking Dead fans were still left with jaws agape when she confessed to the brutal fire murders of sickly Karen and David. Her subsequent banishment from the prison was small potatoes in comparison. Which are the most shocking moments from four seasons of The Walking Dead? Share your picks below! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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