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I totally forgot about the fact there was a black guy in their group until I saw him tonight. Where has he been?
I totally forgot about the fact there was a black guy in their group until I saw him tonight. Where has he been?
Another good episode. Perhaps my only pet peeve of the show is how some character will disappear for an episode or two.
The only bad thing about Dale dying is the next episode will be all weepy and shit over his death. Big deal the world's last hippy died, meh whatever.
The thing about Dales death is his injury really wasnt immediately life threatening. So he had his intestines pulled out a bit. There are plenty of war stories about dudes, holding their guts in their stomache after being disemboweled by shrapnel and continuing to fight and living, and this guy would die from being carried for a half a mile?
and you just know leaving that randall jackass alive is going to cause ramifications. My guess, he escapes, gets his people and they show up to the farm where they essentially take over for an episode or 2 during this, with randalls hint of what they are like, some or all the women are gonna get raped, then more likely than not Shane is gonna go apeshit, or they will just escape.
dale, dale, dale.....glad you died you pussy ****. one step closer to shane owning everyone/everything and ruling the world. the episode was worth sitting thru just to see that happen.
even better, was seeing that "the killing" is back on starting april 1st. now that is a show, loved the first season.
geez, now that you mention it.....i guess i really dont like the show. thanks for ruining it for me.
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The Walking Dead is quickly becoming a show that I really want to like, but it is making it impossible.[/font][font=Georgia, serif]
I've spoken before about how slowly I feel this season is moving, but after the scenes in the town bar and the previous week's episode I felt like I was wrong. It was a great episode with Rick and Shane throwing down as well as a mess of zombies. I thought that it was the beginning of the climax that the slow burn of this season had been building to.[/font][font=Georgia, serif]
Then this past week's episode capitalized on none of that, bringing us back to the same questionable (to say the least) decisions and more conversations about "how bad it is out there."[/font][font=Georgia, serif]
It was during this episode though that I was able to finally put my finger on what it is that's been bugging me about the show for almost the entire season: it's way too comfortable.[/font][font=Georgia, serif]
I'm fine with the show differing from the book, in fact I invite it. I like to be surprised and not know exactly what's coming. But there is none of the tension and insecurity that makes the books such a fun read. The first few episodes of the show captured this feeling really well, but now we see our cast sitting around with plenty of food to eat, cars to drive and even working appliances in the beautiful farmhouse, with the occasional walker stumbling by.[/font][font=Georgia, serif]
This is life after the dead rise? Seems like all they are missing is wi-fi and a Vita to keep Carl occupied.[/font][font=Georgia, serif]
Like I say, I want to like this show. Hell, I want to LOVE this show. I don't fully blame the cast and crew either. AMC has ground the Walking Dead budget down to the barest of bones to appease the Mad Men Gods. It explains the conversations that last over the course of several episodes and why members of the cast have been reduced to background cameos in their own series. But with that said, the show doesn't need over-the-top expensive effects every two minutes to make it enjoyable. It just needs to be made uncomfortable again to get that tension back.[/font]
That was an awesome episode of Walking Dead last night. Loved it. Looks like all hell is going to break lose next show. And whats up with how its transmitted. Didn't expect that last night.