It felt really anticlimactic. We spend the whole episode watching Andrea trying to escape, the others find her dying, she dies, and the season ends.

They have all those extra survivors now, usually in The Walking Dead, people turn out to be far, far, far more dangerous than walkers (which is actually the punchline of the title in the comics, Rick's famous "We ARE the walking dead!" speech). But even if they do stupidly trust all those new survivors, they also have to feed them. Nothing resolved in season three, it ended with more problems than they started out with, which is appropriate for a continuing TV show.

Merle and Morgan are the only things resolved in the story, and neither one was of any importance to the overall story. It was nice to see the show's take on what happened to Morgan, but that part was done so much better in the book. If they would have included a few extra aspects to that, it would have been really cool. I was also disappointed Morgan didn't join the group of survivors like he does in the books. So yay, we found him, but nothing came of it.