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Finally got caught up. Sucks having to wait a week for new episodes now. The first half of season two felt to decompressed I mean season one was more fast paced. I get that they are trying to set up tension and flesh out the characters some more but .

I would like to remind everyone that calling women "bitches" is not acceptable even if done within spoiler tags.

Thank you.

Rumor is that these last 6 episodes are the Darabontless ones and the new guy wants it to be more action orientated. If that means more episodes like this weeks I'm all for it. I think it was one of the best ones this season.

Agreed, last nights was a pretty good episode. It was about time I didnt feel like I was watching paint dry.

For some reason Andrea is awesome in the GN but just not very likable in the show - must admit thought the nw episode was great - good ending and some excellent bits and pieces -although the car crash was a bit unecesary.

That's because the show is so slow paced they haven't gotten to the part where Andrea is cool yet.

That would be quite a turn around.

Andrea is which one again?

at this point, shane should've been long dead, so I'm kinda dissapointed.

remilia_scarlet wrote:at this point, shane should've been long dead, so I'm kinda dissapointed.

Yeah, it's my main beef with the TV series.



Sorry to go off topic, But Scarlet, is your Avatar a part of one of the episodes or a fan made pic? I'm only to Flim and Flam, the Apple Cider episode.

Slarg232 wrote:

remilia_scarlet wrote:at this point, shane should've been long dead, so I'm kinda dissapointed.

Yeah, it's my main beef with the TV series.

Spoiler:

Shane's death is kind of the push that starts Rick into being as crazy as he is towards the end of the first Omnibus. It's kind of important....

Sorry to go off topic, But Scarlet, is your Avatar a part of one of the episodes or a fan made pic? I'm only to Flim and Flam, the Apple Cider episode.

I also have lost some interest after seeing felicia day on the talking dead, kinda killed my buzz.


you're right though, they probably won't move to the prison because they killed off otis too.


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not sure about my icon, just found it browsing.

So I had a dream about the Walking Dead last night; I was Rick, and a certain crazy woman was Lori. Everyone else was the character. After a while, Shane and I were getting in a fight, and then "Lori" walked up and told me that Carl wasn't my kid, but Shane's. So, in a fit of rage I left the group, started walking down a river, trip, fall in, get swarmed by Zombies. I eventually get away and found my own little town. The Group ends up making it there, asks for refuge, and I throw them in the dungeon.


Oh, and this:

That's cold man. At least take it easy on Daryl and Glenn.

KamikazeCanuck wrote:That's cold man. At least take it easy on Daryl and Glenn.

Alas, I did not. Should I redream it, I shalt try to convince myself of sparring those two.

Fair enough.

I hate to say it lads......but I think Im starting to slowly dislike this show. The long dragged out farm thing had worn on me, and even these "action" episodes dont seem to really take me anywhere.......please tell me Im just tired.

This show couldn't get any further from the source material but at least there's some action now. I've liked these last 3 a lot more than the 6 previous.

I've never really had a problem with Andrea until this one.

KingCracker wrote:I hate to say it lads......but I think Im starting to slowly dislike this show. The long dragged out farm thing had worn on me, and even these "action" episodes dont seem to really take me anywhere.......please tell me Im just tired.

From the rumors about next season I have been hearing, we should be well away from the farm and on to some good stuff. I have liked the last few episodes though, it got a lot better since the mid season break. Plus, Rick is starting to man up.

@ KC I feel the same way.

My gf keeps making jokes about how "in this episode rick will die, or shane or the kid" .....my reply is all ways "good, at least there would be something happening."

Yea, Im thinking my view has been soured from the fething farm. Seriously, the farm dragged on for WAY! TO! LONG! And it is nice to see Rick starting to think with his fething head and not his heart. I think if this were real, Id be in the middle of Shane and Ricks logic. I wouldnt just go around blowing people away, but I certainly wouldnt sit on it, drinking some tea and hope the right idea comes along. That kid they are lugging around? Yea, Id a shot him when he was stuck to the fence, and moved on. Showed him courtesy, and hope that I get the same when my time comes.

KingCracker wrote: That kid they are lugging around? Yea, Id a shot him when he was stuck to the fence, and moved on. Showed him courtesy, and hope that I get the same when my time comes.

This. I don't understand the logic behind saving him, and they made it seem like the zombies were really closing in. The best thing to do would be do the kid a favor and plug him, then take off.

The fight between Rick and Shane was good I guess, but seemed very contrived. Which sums up these last three episodes nicely I think. Contrived. Darryl all of a sudden turning into a baby. Lori wrecking her car. Shane trying to brain Rick with a wrench and "hey! thar be zombies behind that glass!" Better than the first 6, but the plot development still sucks.

KingCracker wrote:Yea, Im thinking my view has been soured from the fething farm. Seriously, the farm dragged on for WAY! TO! LONG! And it is nice to see Rick starting to think with his fething head and not his heart. I think if this were real, Id be in the middle of Shane and Ricks logic. I wouldnt just go around blowing people away, but I certainly wouldnt sit on it, drinking some tea and hope the right idea comes along. That kid they are lugging around? Yea, Id a shot him when he was stuck to the fence, and moved on. Showed him courtesy, and hope that I get the same when my time comes.

I agree. I would have left him or if I was feeling merciful shoot him in the head.

The only time I would consider leaving someone for zombies, would be if it were me and him/her, and the ONLY way out, would be to put one in their gut and go for the get away. I certainly wouldnt feel good about it. But in a similar situation like they were in, I would of shot the kid.

Lint wrote:

KingCracker wrote: That kid they are lugging around? Yea, Id a shot him when he was stuck to the fence, and moved on. Showed him courtesy, and hope that I get the same when my time comes.

This. I don't understand the logic behind saving him, and they made it seem like the zombies were really closing in. The best thing to do would be do the kid a favor and plug him, then take off.

The fight between Rick and Shane was good I guess, but seemed very contrived. Which sums up these last three episodes nicely I think. Contrived. Darryl all of a sudden turning into a baby. Lori wrecking her car. Shane trying to brain Rick with a wrench and "hey! thar be zombies behind that glass!" Better than the first 6, but the plot development still sucks.

I wouldn't have plugged him. Leave him to get walker attention whilst I bail. If your comrades had just tried to ambush me, you bet you keister is being left behind.

I can't really see how you could kill an innocent kid like that, whatever the circumstances.

Because in a situation like that, it's kill and live, spare and die.