The Walking Dead

josh200612 wrote:

killerofchicken wrote:

josh200612 wrote:

killerofchicken wrote:

josh200612 wrote:

killerofchicken wrote:

that was a crazy twisted ending!

Meh. They didn't leave me hanging I can actually wait till next year and the preview for next year yet again did not say anything just them killing zombies. Give me some drama!

not enough drama in the last ep?

i loved the ending. who would have thunk that sophie would be in the barn

Come on now. Do you watch horror movies or zombie movies? This always happens lol.

i don't consider this a horror "show"...

It is!

You do know its supposed to be a character drama. Its not really about the zombies at all its about the people. The zombies are just there to drive the plot.

GDPofDRC wrote:

josh200612 wrote:

killerofchicken wrote:

josh200612 wrote:

killerofchicken wrote:

josh200612 wrote:

killerofchicken wrote:

that was a crazy twisted ending!

Meh. They didn't leave me hanging I can actually wait till next year and the preview for next year yet again did not say anything just them killing zombies. Give me some drama!

not enough drama in the last ep?

i loved the ending. who would have thunk that sophie would be in the barn

Come on now. Do you watch horror movies or zombie movies? This always happens lol.

i don't consider this a horror "show"...

It is!

You do know its supposed to be a character drama. Its not really about the zombies at all its about the people. The zombies are just there to drive the plot.

Well of course I know that! I've seen alot of zombie/horror films obviously this tops them all but this happens in alot of them a loved one turned into a zombie. I'm not hating on the show I love it I just want more drama.

I don't know where more drama could be squeezed in at the moment, T-dogg is the only character not immersed in some kind of drama right now.

I mean if you run down all of the main players and what has been happening with them in the past 6 episodes, where is more drama needed? Everyone has conflict, everyone is struggling. What should happen?

GDPofDRC wrote:

I don't know where more drama could be squeezed in at the moment, T-dogg is the only character not immersed in some kind of drama right now.

I mean if you run down all of the main players and what has been happening with them in the past 6 episodes, where is more drama needed? Everyone has conflict, everyone is struggling. What should happen?

I just wanted something other than it ending the way it did with them standing over top of a bunch of bodies. Give me something that's gonna leave me hanging ya know? Then when they showed clips of what is gonna happen next it was basically nothing.

why was the group never told about a little red headed girl in the barn tho? that bugs me the most

killerofchicken wrote:

why was the group never told about a little red headed girl in the barn tho? that bugs me the most

STFU and GTFO! I want DRAMA!

killerofchicken wrote:

why was the group never told about a little red headed girl in the barn tho? that bugs me the most

Hershel explained that Otis put most of the walkers in there himself and that no new walkers have been corralled since his death. He was shot by Shane before he ever knew they were looking for Sophie. Patricia was the only other character ever seen going in there and she might not of seen Sophie in there amongst all of the others to think it was the same girl they were searching for or might of not been all about having one of the group go look to see if it was since they didn't want it to be known the barn was full.

GDPofDRC wrote:

killerofchicken wrote:

why was the group never told about a little red headed girl in the barn tho? that bugs me the most

Hershel explained that Otis put most of the walkers in there himself and that no new walkers have been corralled since his death. He was shot by Shane before he ever knew they were looking for Sophie. Patricia was the only other character ever seen going in there and she might not of seen Sophie in there amongst all of the others to think it was the same girl they were searching for or might of not been all about having one of the group go look to see if it was since they didn't want it to be known the barn was full.

ahh that clears it up... i think i saw a sneak peak about them talking about otis tending the barn

WRONG THREAD LOL

What do you want me to do with it killer?

enjoy it, and then delete lol...

LOL!

Anyways, I thought there were shades of brilliance in the mid season finale last night. Three different story arcs came to a head in one moment. The union of the group via way of searching for Sophie, and all of the baggage and developments that came with it, Herschel's philosophy juxtaposed to the reality of the situation of the group, and the reoccurring theme of decisions, who can and will make what choices and their subsequent consequences.

The explanation of how Sophie got in the barn is irrelevant. All that matters is that the group grew to react to walkers, their morality was developed, so much that they forgot their humanity, lost some of what Herschel still was staining to maintain, some more than others when you compare a Glenn or Dale to someone like Shane. So they didn't see the world like Herschel does. But then when Sophia showed up out of the barn, the humanity Herschel had that they so frowned upon was stirred in them, nobody could come to shoot her. Except Rick, who of coarse is the one guy that Shane said couldn't make the tough decisions to lead the group and wouldn't make it in this world. Every decision is important.

good episode

they need to either leave the farm or finally have a difinitive change in the group dynamics

GDPofDRC wrote:

Anyways, I thought there were shades of brilliance in the mid season finale last night. Three different story arcs came to a head in one moment. The union of the group via way of searching for Sophie, and all of the baggage and developments that came with it, Herschel's philosophy juxtaposed to the reality of the situation of the group, and the reoccurring theme of decisions, who can and will make what choices and their subsequent consequences.

The explanation of how Sophie got in the barn is irrelevant. All that matters is that the group grew to react to walkers, their morality was developed, so much that they forgot their humanity, lost some of what Herschel still was staining to maintain, some more than others when you compare a Glenn or Dale to someone like Shane. So they didn't see the world like Herschel does. But then when Sophia showed up out of the barn, the humanity Herschel had that they so frowned upon was stirred in them, nobody could come to shoot her. Except Rick, who of coarse is the one guy that Shane said couldn't make the tough decisions to lead the group and wouldn't make it in this world. Every decision is important.

yeah good post tons of conflict/character group development.

GDPofDRC wrote:

Anyways, I thought there were shades of brilliance in the mid season finale last night. Three different story arcs came to a head in one moment. The union of the group via way of searching for Sophie, and all of the baggage and developments that came with it, Herschel's philosophy juxtaposed to the reality of the situation of the group, and the reoccurring theme of decisions, who can and will make what choices and their subsequent consequences.

The explanation of how Sophie got in the barn is irrelevant. All that matters is that the group grew to react to walkers, their morality was developed, so much that they forgot their humanity, lost some of what Herschel still was staining to maintain, some more than others when you compare a Glenn or Dale to someone like Shane. So they didn't see the world like Herschel does. But then when Sophia showed up out of the barn, the humanity Herschel had that they so frowned upon was stirred in them, nobody could come to shoot her. Except Rick, who of coarse is the one guy that Shane said couldn't make the tough decisions to lead the group and wouldn't make it in this world. Every decision is important.

Spot on, well said

Ugh wtf is it with you yanks and your tv breaks, so annoying. February is ages away.

Why don't you go watch a new episode of the game of thorns.

GDPofDRC wrote:

Why don't you go watch a new episode of the game of thorns.

Why don't you go and jerk off to Battlefield 3 videos.

I'm sure you would like imagining that.

ali whats with the red x.


ot katie perry would feel 5 seconds of pain under my sword

Hahaha amen to that brother.

Season three will be 16 episodes.

http://www.variety.com/article/VR1118048649

Ali wrote:

Season three will be 16 episodes.

http://www.variety.com/article/VR1118048649

Saw that too. Pumped its going to keep going. I started ready the comic books. It gets even better. I hope they incorporate more plot lines from the comic in the show.