Yeah he isn't one that is going to need to be the movie, I think he will be fine just playing the interviewer keeping the stories connected.

Its going to be interesting to see how they do it. Whether they piece it differently or just do it like the book.

Damn! I really can't wait til Feb when the new episodes come. I'm really stoked about how they're gonna continue with this.

they better make it worth the long ass wait, i cant take much more of this sitting on the farm shit

Those are pretty damn cool.

They ****ed up Rick's gun. He carries that big ass Python.

just finished watching season 1 on netflix, anyone know where I watch season 2 online?

Tubeplus.me has it.

IF ONLY:

I will spare you the saga of how this news was uncovered — except to properly credit CraveOnline and Ain’t It Cool News for needling it out of Frank Darabont — but I will say this: If it had followed Frank Darabont’s original plan (before he was fired), the first episode of season two of “The Walking Dead” could’ve been amazing, better than any other episode this season.

In a letter to AICN, Darabont revealed those plans for the opening episode, and it would’ve been epic.

The opener allegedly flashbacks to the early days of the zombie apocalypse. The entire episode would have tracked a squad of Army Rangers dropping into Atlanta. They get trapped in a zombie outbreak. “All they have to do is travel maybe a dozen blocks, a simple journey, but what starts as a no-brainer scenario goes from ‘the city is being secured’ to ‘holy sh*t, we’ve lost control, the world is ending,’” Darabont describes in a letter to AICN. So, yeah — Black Hawk Down with zombies.

Along the way, the soldiers encounter some familiar faces from the show. “Picture our squad arriving at a manned barricade where some civilians are being held back from leaving the city on shoot-to-kill orders to stop the spread of contagion, it’s a panicked high-intensity scene, and in this crowd of desperate people we find Andrea and Amy. The barricade gunners panic, the civilians start to get mowed down by machine-gun fire, and in this melee the girls get pulled to safety by some old guy they don’t even know. It’s Dale. He’s nobody to them, just some guy who saw the opportunity to do the right thing and reacted in the moment.”

The end of the episode concludes with the last surviving member of the squad, now infected and dying, hiding in a tank. A very familiar tank …

And here is the awesome kicker: At the very end of the episode, after the soldier had died, they would’ve jumped to the first episode of the first season and recreated it: “Rick comes scrambling into the tank to escape the horde … blows that zombie soldier’s brains out … now Rick’s trapped … fade out … the end.

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That sucks. That sounds cool. I bet the producers looked at it and said, "Do something cheaper. We can make you one or two zombies."

its pretty obvious the static farm setting this season is directly related to budget.

This...

Don't get me wrong, it's an interesting story and all... But shit, let's ****ing go. Move forward dammit.

This show seems to get more and more popular. If the studio was paying any close attention to the following they'd throw more money at the production.

How about an addition of some zombie cats? LMAO
http://icanhascheezburger.files.word...kitten-cat.jpg

LMAO

I can has brainburger?

I got Lumpy addicted to the show now...

She sat down and watched every episode up to season 2 ep 4 over the last few days.
what, 3 weeks until season 2 starts back up? I hope it starts moving along. The last episode was great, though.

AMC ordered extra episodes for season 3. We get 16 episodes next year.

http://www.hitfix.com/articles/amc-r...d-for-season-3