TheBaxter wrote:yeah, but they had to build the wall, it wasn't there to begin with. i'm surprised they survived long enough to complete it.
maybe it'll turn out the community started out with like 500 people or something, and now it's down to the 30 or so remaining people there. would explain why the town seems so empty.
TheBaxter wrote:Rick couldn't take down a drunken surgeon who's been living inside those walls for however many months/years since the show started? he's already going soft.
TheBaxter wrote:i think i can already see where this is heading [SPOILER-TEXTED CONJECTURE THAT'S NOT ACTUALLY SPOILERS]rick's going to be exiled, and everyone in rick's group will have to decide whether to leave with him or stay with the town. michonne's staying, carol and darryl leave with rick, glenn wants to leave but maggie convinces him to stay, abraham and his piece of ass leave but eugene stays (and has to find a new couple to spy on), and in a tearjerking scene of utter pathos, rick makes carl stay behind with judith because it's safer inside the town walls (for now, because rick is coming back with a plan, but that's for next season) and we get a tearful goodbye as rick and them walk out the gates[/NON-SPOILER CONJECTURE]
so sorry wrote:So let me get this straight....the W zombies are all from two fucking dudes? Did I miss something? The next Big Threat is two fucking guys?
TheBaxter wrote:the final scene i thought was unintentionally hilarious.
so sorry wrote:So basically it was Carol's bullying of Drunk Guy that set him off, and led him to kill someone and thus get himself killed. So now Carol can kill people without actually doing the killing herself.
Put this chick in charge!
Fievel wrote:-So, so glad to see Morgan back - and a sane version at that (and now a ninja?!?). I know he gave that whole "all life is precious" bit to Daryl and Aaron, which could make his arrival awkward... but then he DID set those two Wolves guys up to die after they attacked him. I hope he sticks around. I like the character and I like Lennie James.
TheBaxter wrote:
which reminds me: darryl and aaron's escape from the car was WAYYYYYYYYY too ridiculously easy. they're in a car surrounded by at least 100 zombies, and one guy with a stick shows up and suddenly there's all this room for them to get out of the car and run out the gate in about 5 seconds? not likely. felt way too quick and easy of an escape from that situation. kinda the same with glenn's situation, you put a lead character in a seemingly no-chance situation, and then have some last-minute savior (or editing) come to save the day. they needed to come up with more plausible escape scenarios for those moments.
Lord Voldemoo wrote:
That said, the chain swing before they got to the car taking the heads off 3 walkers simultaneously was perhaps the most badass Darryl moment since he took a tank out with a grenade.
so sorry wrote:Lord Voldemoo wrote:
That said, the chain swing before they got to the car taking the heads off 3 walkers simultaneously was perhaps the most badass Darryl moment since he took a tank out with a grenade.
No one wants to give any badass cred to Aaron for taking out a zombie with an Arizona license plate????
TheBaxter wrote:The Ballad of Porchdick
Fievel wrote:
By the way, on The Talking Dead they had Lennie James on. They asked him about leaving the guys in the car and honking the horn. He said Morgan did that to see if zombies were around or not - because he wanted to see if it was safe to leave the Wolves there..... because every life is precious now. So that answers that.
Fievel wrote:..... because every life is precious now.
Fievel wrote:Yeah, I didn't see that coming (although the watch bit should have been a clue).
Fievel wrote:This seems like a plausible theory.
And by "plausible" I mean "a really stupid idea that the writers of The Walking Dead would consider to be ultra-creative, and are likely just now finishing up the physical therapy involved in rehabilitating the arms they broke patting themselves on the back."
TheBaxter wrote:Fievel wrote:This seems like a plausible theory.
And by "plausible" I mean "a really stupid idea that the writers of The Walking Dead would consider to be ultra-creative, and are likely just now finishing up the physical therapy involved in rehabilitating the arms they broke patting themselves on the back."
it could be a hallucination. but if it's douchebag's hallucination, why is he hallucinating about Glenn getting his guts ripped out? i would think you would be more likely to hallucinate about your own guts getting ripped out in that situation. that's assuming your hallucination continued on after the point you hallucinatorily (that's totally a word) blew your own brains out. on the other hand, maybe it's Glenn hallucinating.
however, i'm leaning more towards the "they fucked up" theory.
so sorry wrote:
If he ain't really dead, I'm pissed. I know Moo mentioned above that in the comics Glenn has some kind of noble death/sendoff, but we're not in Comic Book world on the show, so there's not really a need to follow suit*. Was it a crappy way to die, character wise? Yes. BUT, the whole episode focused on Glenn and Michonne not giving up on the new guys, and that's why Glenn got himself dead, so it is fitting in that respect.
*If this was the Game of Thrones thread, I'd be screaming bloody murder that they aren't following the books!
Fievel wrote:Jeffrey Dean Morgan Cast as MAJOR Comic Character
If you've read the comics, yes.....it's him.
TheBaxter wrote:they did it. they really did it.
LAME.
TheBaxter wrote:yeah, i've decided to start watching this show just imagining it takes place in an alternate universe where the average human IQ is about 30 points lower. it's the only way it makes any sense.
Fievel wrote:Jeffrey Dean Morgan Cast as MAJOR Comic Character
If you've read the comics, yes.....it's him.
Fievel wrote:Fievel wrote:Jeffrey Dean Morgan Cast as MAJOR Comic Character
If you've read the comics, yes.....it's him.
And here's Jeffery Dean Morgan commenting on his role (spoiler-free) (language - F-bombs)
This guy......is going to be awesome in the role. I just hope they write it well.
TheBaxter wrote:for some reason, the past 3 weeks this show has looked HORRIBLE. it's got some kind of jittery jumping thing going on that makes the show virtually unwatchable. it doesn't do this on demand, just on the broadcast version (i checked) which means i'll be watching tonights show whenever it becomes available on demand. is anyone else noticing this? it's especially frustrating because it's only during the show itself. the commercials look fine. even the recap of last week's episode looks fine. but the episode itself, when it starts, starts having that stuttering effect.
i have verizon fios if that makes any difference. fwiw, this never happens on any other show or any other channel, and only started happening on this show a few weeks ago (the darryl episode). i don't watch any other amc shows, so i don't know if it's only TWD or other amc shows too.
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