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The Walking Dead ***With Comic Spoilers***
(https://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=230850)
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When did she change her shirt?
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aturnis, why the **** would you unspoiler what he wrote in the quote? C'mon man!
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Did anyone watch the sneak peaks of next half of the season? Right after the episode or on "Talking Dead"? I missed the sneak peak they played during "Hell on Wheels".
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Sorry. :huh:
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I think this season has been awesome so far.
Can't wait for it to come back in Feb. |
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Well done episode. I consider myself pretty good at seeing stuff coming, and even when heard the breathing I only thought it was a little kid. Not until half way up did I even think about it being Sophia. Seems like an obvious move looking back but thats what good writing does.
Seems like in the previews going foward the farm is where it will take place, but maybe that was just for an episode. |
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I just watched the tepid Hell on Wheels to see the sneak peak at the next episode. Ug... It wasn't worth it. It was more like a justifiably deleted scene from tonight's episode. |
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Maybe people will stop complaining about this show now, it's certainly on the right track.
Glad to see Rick finally make a real decision at the end and take action. I hope it will turn his character around. |
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I will be interested to find out if Herschel knew that that was Sophie in the barn, or if he didn't make the connection.
Also, I think it kind of funny that they named him Herschel, considering the last name of the only other Herschel I can think of. |
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They talked about that on the "Talking Dead" show. When Rick and Herschel went a got the zombies out of the creek Herschel said that zombie retrieving was Otis' job. Since Otis was killed before Rick's group mentioned that they were looking for Sophie Herschel did not know about Sophie. |
Hershel also said this about Otis and not knowing in the sneak preview scene that aired during Hell on Wheels. I wasn't buying it as an excuse, and it didn't look like Rick was either.
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I loved the acting by the guy that plays Herschel. Throughout the whole season, from the first time you see him, he's always got this stoic, wise presence. Always dishing out down-to-earth Southern common sense and compassion, and always has it together as the leader of the farm group.
Then at the end of last night's episode, to see him on his knees, broken and devastated as they start firing away at his loved ones. It looked like he was about to have a complete breakdown. |
Did NOT see that coming.
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Herschel, in his own way, had come to grips with what was happening to him and his world, and had found a way to deal with it while feeling like he was still in control. In the span of about 90 seconds, all of that went up in flames. |
The same guy played Catherine Willows's father in CSI a few years back. He was good in that too, and a radically different kind of character.
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Holy shit,glad I have it on the dvr,going to be watching that last part again.
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The speculation is that Darbont wrote that ending, and this was probably his last involvement with the series.....if you have seen The Mist, you can see the similarities....
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Well, there is the payoff for all those bitching about them looking for the girl all season.
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finally a good episode and it's over for now, awesome.
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Finally watched it last night, and even knowing what was coming, that last five minutes was a powerful ending to the season, on so many levels.
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I would think that whatever episode Sophia went missing, her fate was already decided upon.
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Question: is there a decent place to stream episodes of The Walking Dead from? I missed several of these past episodes and would like to be caught up.
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Shane is awesome, and he is carrying this show.
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I just watched the last episode. I liked to shit myself there at the end. Good way to end the 1/2 season...
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don't want to say don't get used to him, as the show has strayed a bit from the graphic novels. but it's still pretty fuggin awesome. and i totally agree with keg's post above about the powerful last 5 minutes. hit me good. it really did. damn. |
This mid-season break stuff is BS.
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There's no reason to think the show will get rid of him any time soon. I certainly hope they don't. |
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I would have loved for Dale to blast him, but deep down he knows they need him too much. |
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And I don't think the reason that Dale didn't shoot Shane was because he thought they needed him. He didn't shoot because he didn't want to be like Shane. |
Yeah...Shane is boss.
If he ever does die, it will definitely be during a season finale. The one thing that I can't wrap my mind around, being a reader of the comics, which are pretty much ever-lasting, is that there is going to be a series finale eventually. I wonder how it will end. |
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bloody and (extremely) violent. those 2 cross my mind. maybe horrific thrown in there, too. |
Should have double tapped her.
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This is cool. Plus you can hear all of the actor's real accents.
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Andrew Lincoln mentions in there that the ending is a "movement towards a darker, more practical, dangerous side of Rick." I certainly hope that's where the writers take his character, the show needs that development.
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I saw it as Rick taking responsibility for what he sees as his failure (protecting the girl) and ultimately doing what a leader sometimes has to do, the thing that nobody else will. I thought it was telling that there was so much focus on everybody else just standing there, dumbstruck, and he's finally the one who steps forward and does the hard thing. After he refused to fire even a single shot while they'd dropped all the walkers in the barn. It could be a huge step forward for the character.
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I don't think they can get rid of Shane any time soon. The tension between him and Rick, and their two different philosophies about how to deal with the new world, is the central force which drives the drama in the show. Getting rid of either of them would unbalance things.
Also, I wonder which of those walkers was Herschel's wife. |
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That scene was pretty good, the look of helplessness on Herschel's face, Shane's freak out, and when the whole group joined in to drop the walkers...really good scene. |
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I'll be honest, I didn't see that coming. |
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On top of asserting his role of leader of the group, doing what needed to be done while no one else was willing to. I also thought the cinematography was great for that scene. Sophia played the part great, but the camera angle looking back a Rick, but more importantly down the barrel of the gun was awesome. . |
They should just parcel off some of Herschel's land and build their own.
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That wouldn't make for good TV though, we obviously don't want this to turn into Little Walkers on the Prairie, so I'm assuming he's going to keep being stubborn and something is going to happen to the farm. |
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And the few horses he has wouldn't graze it all anyway. Eventually he'd start getting trees and brush all over it. But whatever. It's a show, I know. I just like complaining I guess. |
I also liked the shot of Darryl during the turkey-shoot, with the flames coming out of his shotgun barrel. And Jon Berenthal did a helluva job with the "You've got to fight!" monologue; he didn't sound like he was acting at all. He sounded righteously pissed.
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I liked when Shane shot the walker Rick was holding. And Rick was sort of like, "Oh, right."
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Which I think is why Hershel wanted such a control of no arms on the farm. |
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