Thread: The Walking Dead

bumpin' no-nos

Originally Posted by Bio248

they were on top of the school bus in the yard at the prison and carol turns to daryl and says "wanna fool around?" - AKA sex.

Ah yes, i do remember that.

But they didnt show anything, so I didnt know if they did or didnt.

well, daryl doesn't seem to be gay so there's a safe bet they bumped uglys.

Beth sings like a goddess

untitled.jpgDid anyone notice how when Axel died they just left him there for a bit? i dont know why but me and my friends thought it was funny lol

We also thought the Glass eye stab to the governor was hilarious haha

Less than an hour

T-minus 15 minutes.

I must be psychic or something, called the rifle guy being the black from season 1

Awesome

Disappointed in that show.

Wanted a little more than a simple town visit.

Originally Posted by DanPrixGTP

Disappointed in that show.

Wanted a little more than a simple town visit.

I liked it, it gave closure to what happened with Morgan and showed a different side to Michonne.

And is nobody else worried that none of the main group have died yet?!?! (I'm not counting Axle)

It was good to see Morgan again, but he's a nut case.

I just wanted a little more zombie head stabbing is all.

Originally Posted by Sandman

And is nobody else worried that none of the main group have died yet?!?!

The group I watch with was half-convinced Michonne was gonna die saving Carl from some silliness and got all upset for just that reason -nobody important died.

All these episodes seem disappointing unlike the previous season. Meh

I think this one was more about "How do you stay sane in this madness."

anyone that says these episodes are disappointing is a child. a real television show/movie has character development periods to add depth to every charater and the situation that they're in to further drag you into the plot of the whole thing.

it's not all about guns and guts. grow up a little bit.

no, it's not the guns and guts that are missing. my thing is there are holes in the plot and development itself. we've got all these people in this jailhouse there's no way in hell they're still surviving off of what little food they had stored away. they said they were going to garden, that was tossed out. and it's just dull in my opinion between the two towns and it's too much focus on what's going on that it's left out some key elements of the show. that is all.

"movie magic"

that is all. there's always plot holes like that. notice how many times those people reloaded in that fire fight between them and the governor? yeah, none.

I've also noticed in this show that everything is bullet proof but quit looking into everything to much and enjoy the show for what it is.