The Walking Dead ***With Comic Spoilers***

[Buck]

Sunday Nights at 9pm/8pm (Central) on AMC.

Note from Gonzo:

Spoiler Tag all comic book references please. Anything from episodes that have already aired is fine.

[Lumpy]

Originally Posted by ohiobronco2

I'm not sure how to post this. For some, I'm sure this is a major spoiler, for others who have read the graphic novels this will come as no surprise. Hell, it may have already been posted in this thread for all I know. Proceed knowing it's a potential spoiler.

http://www.eonline.com/news/watch_wi...rss_topstories

OOPS!

Also, you would think that AMC would have a proofreader on staff to authorize the print-production for the DVD cover.

[Munson]

Tonight was a pretty boring episode until the last few minutes. I hope the action picks up next week.

[KC_Connection]

Great episode. Didn't see that death coming, but it make sense. It's not his kind of world anymore.

[seaofred]

I wonder what kind of effect it will have on Carl. He seemed to realize it was the zombie he was taunting. Also ate the zombies now attacking animals and will the cow become a zombie cow?

[KC_Connection]

It would be funny if T-Dog just hung on through the entire show. He actually got a line once today.

[KC_Connection]

They're definitely setting up Carl to do something big, probably in the finale.

[Ceej]

My least favorite episode so far. Still not a bad episode.

For some reason I had a thought someone who had a moderately important role was going to perish.

[Lumpy]

Dammit, Carl!

[dmahurin]

I can't believe they did that. That was the death of morality.

[KC_Connection]

Originally Posted by CJizzles

For some reason I had a thought someone who had a moderately important role was going to perish.

How many characters had a more important role than him on this show so far? 3-4?

He was one of only eight main cast members, anyway.

[Ceej]

Originally Posted by KC_Connection

How many characters had a more important role than him on this show so far? 3-4?

He was one of only eight main cast members, anyway.

that's my point.

However, I thought this was kind of a wasted, dialogue-filled episode with everyone deciphering on what to do with Randall.

[KcMizzou]

Nothing that matters ever happens before the last 5 minutes.

[KC_Connection]

Originally Posted by CJizzles

that's my point.

Your point is that the show focuses primarily on a few characters? Don't most do that?

If you're arguing that it's been ineffective at developing other characters besides those main few, I don't disagree. Can't suddenly make the writing or the show better than it is, though.

However, I thought this was kind of a wasted, dialogue-filled episode with everyone deciphering on what to do with Randall.

The episode was really about morality vs. anarchy. Because of that, it was symbollically a very important decision. I didn't find it wasted at all.

[Ceej]

Originally Posted by KC_Connection

Your point is that the show focuses primarily on a few characters? Don't most do that?

If you're arguing that it's been ineffective at developing other characters besides those main few, I don't disagree. Can't suddenly make the writing or the show better than it is, though.


The episode was really about morality vs. anarchy. Because of that, it was symbollically a very important decision. I didn't find it wasted at all.

No, my point was I had some premonition that someone of some moderate show value was going to die during tonight's episode. I feel Dale was moderately important to the show because he was Mr. Do Gooder. He had a voice. It'll be interesting how the group responds .

And tonight's episode was bogged down with too much dialogue and decision making for me.

[QuikSsurfer]

Originally Posted by KC_Connection

They're definitely setting up Carl to do something big, probably in the finale.

without a doubt