***OFFICIAL 'The Walking Dead' TV Series Thread*** (2 Viewers)

[Borat]

I would also like the actor playing Rick to stop coming across as so ridiculously weak as well, but his character and his lines have been so poorly written lately that I'm giving him a pass for the weak delivery/acting. Someone needs to tell him that it's possible to pull off the conflicted leader routine, riddled with self-doubt, and still manage it without coming across as having zero leadership qualities. This actor isn't doing it right...

The worst example of this, by far IMO, was when he and Shane got back to the farm after their discussion in the woods. He immediately spills his guts to his wife about "Shane said..." It was like a 5 year old running home from school to tell his mother that a classmate said something mean to him. Pathetic.

In addition, I have absolutely no idea where, when, or why leadership was passed from Shane to Rick once Rick showed up on the scene. Shane seems like a much stronger leader, and I have no idea why the rest of the clan would suddenly fall in behind Rick.

The entire point of Rick telling Lori right when he got back to camp was so that he could say he and Shane had a long talk. Lori and the audience could gasp for a second thinking they were talking about Lori doing the humpty hump with Shane. It all ties in with struggles Lori is going through at the moment. That's the reason the writers had Rick tell Lori right away. Not to belittle his character, but to create a suspenseful moment.

I got that, but the intention doesn't really justify the outcome. You know what? We should all just agree that this is the best terrible show ever and move on.

 

[Borat]

I dig the flashbacks and hope they keep doing this. Seeing the army copters firebomb Atlanta was pretty cool, though I'm disappointed they didn't show a zombie outbreak progress through the traffic backup and how Shane, Lori, and the others linked up out in the woods.And yeah, Lori isn't a real likable character.

I did like the Napalm on the city that was cool and I thought for sure a few hundred walkers would start a panic at that traffic stop

For as much napalm as they were using Atlanta didn't seem very burned out. Lori is even more unlikeable in the comic book.

Didn't look like they napalmed the whole city. Atlanta is a very big city. You could napalm half of it and still not criticize the show because the area they were in didn't get napalmed. And to the question of what Sophia brings to the group...A future. If you decide human kind is done after you are gone. Then sure. Ditch the children. But if you want to see the race go on, you have to bring along and look out for the little ones. As it is, Carl only has a chance with Sophia at this point. They'll need to start popping out kids around 16 or so like the Duggers. That is, if they don't find more suitable mates.

Maybe you're right, but it seems like a pretty ridiculous strategy to plan the group's immediate actions (and risk their survival) around the future of where mankind as a whole will be 10-15 years down the road. Even more so when you consider that the kid would almost definitely be dead at this point anyway.

I grant you that I'd probably consider her dead at that point. She's moving farther away from the farm daily if she is alive making the chances of finding her alive even more remote. The group is splitting into 2 groups. Those that want to save humanity. And those that just want to survive the moment. Shane is quickly moving towards the I just want to survive. Andrea is as well. While Rick and Dale are more about saving humanity as it was. Daryl is struggling in between these two factions as seen by his vision of Merle last night. It was a way to show us that Daryl has both survival and the groups interests in him. To the group that wants to save humanity, finding the girl gives them hope. To the group that wants to survive the moment, the see searching for the girl as dangerous. The group that wants to save humanity sees the act of giving up as more dangerous than the physical search itself. And to them, saving the girl would give them meaning.

The group that wants to save humanity is

 

[Borat]

I dig the flashbacks and hope they keep doing this. Seeing the army copters firebomb Atlanta was pretty cool, though I'm disappointed they didn't show a zombie outbreak progress through the traffic backup and how Shane, Lori, and the others linked up out in the woods.

And yeah, Lori isn't a real likable character.

I did like the Napalm on the city that was cool and I thought for sure a few hundred walkers would start a panic at that traffic stop

For as much napalm as they were using Atlanta didn't seem very burned out. Lori is even more unlikeable in the comic book.

Didn't look like they napalmed the whole city. Atlanta is a very big city. You could napalm half of it and still not criticize the show because the area they were in didn't get napalmed. And to the question of what Sophia brings to the group...A future. If you decide human kind is done after you are gone. Then sure. Ditch the children. But if you want to see the race go on, you have to bring along and look out for the little ones. As it is, Carl only has a chance with Sophia at this point. They'll need to start popping out kids around 16 or so like the Duggers. That is, if they don't find more suitable mates.

Maybe you're right, but it seems like a pretty ridiculous strategy to plan the group's immediate actions (and risk their survival) around the future of where mankind as a whole will be 10-15 years down the road. Even more so when you consider that the kid would almost definitely be dead at this point anyway.

Heading to Fort Benning is lousy idea to begin with and if these guys can't search the woods for Sophia without getting killed by zombies then they're not really meant to survive the apocalypse anyway.

I don't even know what they expect to find at Fort Benning. The destination doesn't particularly matter, but they clearly need to go somewhere, and time, supplies, etc, are wasting.

 

[beer 30]

People, if you're going to argue, could you not do it with stupid vague questions that are just annoying?

As Andrea was about to fire the gun, I was kinda whispering out loud "no no no don't do it!"Thats when you know you're hooked.

I was whispering "stupid gun happy hore".

As soon as it was clear that was going to happen, my wife said "God, I hate her!"

Speaking of which, is there a likeable woman on the show?

Sure, the farmer's daughter.

 

[Sconch]

Not getting the hate for the blonde. She gives me the jumpy&quo.

I like her too. Laurie Holden. She had a recurring role on The X-Files back in the day.

If you guys say so.

My link

 

[Tecumseh]

Not getting the hate for the blonde. She gives me the jumpy&quo.

I like her too. Laurie Holden. She had a recurring role on The X-Files back in the day.

If you guys say so.

It's the eyes.

 

[badmojo1006]

Not getting the hate for the blonde. She gives me the jumpy&quo.

I like her too. Laurie Holden. She had a recurring role on The X-Files back in the day.

If you guys say so.

She looks 10x better in this shot with no makeup

 

[Borat]

Not getting the hate for the blonde. She gives me the jumpy&quo.

I like her too. Laurie Holden. She had a recurring role on The X-Files back in the day.

If you guys say so.

She looks 10x better in this shot with no makeup

Check out those disgusting old lady hands.

 

[Charlie Frown]

I think the writing is getting better as the season progresses. Let's hope the trend continues.

 

[Brock Middlebrook]

that this is the best terrible show ever and move on.

possibly

 

[Brock Middlebrook]

I dig the flashbacks and hope they keep doing this. Seeing the army copters firebomb Atlanta was pretty cool, though I'm disappointed they didn't show a zombie outbreak progress through the traffic backup and how Shane, Lori, and the others linked up out in the woods.And yeah, Lori isn't a real likable character.

I did like the Napalm on the city that was cool and I thought for sure a few hundred walkers would start a panic at that traffic stop

For as much napalm as they were using Atlanta didn't seem very burned out. Lori is even more unlikeable in the comic book.

Didn't look like they napalmed the whole city. Atlanta is a very big city. You could napalm half of it and still not criticize the show because the area they were in didn't get napalmed. And to the question of what Sophia brings to the group...A future. If you decide human kind is done after you are gone. Then sure. Ditch the children. But if you want to see the race go on, you have to bring along and look out for the little ones. As it is, Carl only has a chance with Sophia at this point. They'll need to start popping out kids around 16 or so like the Duggers. That is, if they don't find more suitable mates.

Maybe you're right, but it seems like a pretty ridiculous strategy to plan the group's immediate actions (and risk their survival) around the future of where mankind as a whole will be 10-15 years down the road. Even more so when you consider that the kid would almost definitely be dead at this point anyway.

I grant you that I'd probably consider her dead at that point. She's moving farther away from the farm daily if she is alive making the chances of finding her alive even more remote. The group is splitting into 2 groups. Those that want to save humanity. And those that just want to survive the moment. Shane is quickly moving towards the I just want to survive. Andrea is as well. While Rick and Dale are more about saving humanity as it was. Daryl is struggling in between these two factions as seen by his vision of Merle last night. It was a way to show us that Daryl has both survival and the groups interests in him. To the group that wants to save humanity, finding the girl gives them hope. To the group that wants to survive the moment, the see searching for the girl as dangerous. The group that wants to save humanity sees the act of giving up as more dangerous than the physical search itself. And to them, saving the girl would give them meaning.

The group that wants to save humanity is

Then why continue? Are you gouing to spend your last years suffering only to get eaten?

 

[roadkill1292]

If you don't watch each other's backs, everybody's odds go down.

 

[Froglova]

I dig the flashbacks and hope they keep doing this. Seeing the army copters firebomb Atlanta was pretty cool, though I'm disappointed they didn't show a zombie outbreak progress through the traffic backup and how Shane, Lori, and the others linked up out in the woods.And yeah, Lori isn't a real likable character.

I did like the Napalm on the city that was cool and I thought for sure a few hundred walkers would start a panic at that traffic stop

For as much napalm as they were using Atlanta didn't seem very burned out. Lori is even more unlikeable in the comic book.

Didn't look like they napalmed the whole city. Atlanta is a very big city. You could napalm half of it and still not criticize the show because the area they were in didn't get napalmed. And to the question of what Sophia brings to the group...A future. If you decide human kind is done after you are gone. Then sure. Ditch the children. But if you want to see the race go on, you have to bring along and look out for the little ones. As it is, Carl only has a chance with Sophia at this point. They'll need to start popping out kids around 16 or so like the Duggers. That is, if they don't find more suitable mates.

Maybe you're right, but it seems like a pretty ridiculous strategy to plan the group's immediate actions (and risk their survival) around the future of where mankind as a whole will be 10-15 years down the road. Even more so when you consider that the kid would almost definitely be dead at this point anyway.

I grant you that I'd probably consider her dead at that point. She's moving farther away from the farm daily if she is alive making the chances of finding her alive even more remote. The group is splitting into 2 groups. Those that want to save humanity. And those that just want to survive the moment. Shane is quickly moving towards the I just want to survive. Andrea is as well. While Rick and Dale are more about saving humanity as it was. Daryl is struggling in between these two factions as seen by his vision of Merle last night. It was a way to show us that Daryl has both survival and the groups interests in him. To the group that wants to save humanity, finding the girl gives them hope. To the group that wants to survive the moment, the see searching for the girl as dangerous. The group that wants to save humanity sees the act of giving up as more dangerous than the physical search itself. And to them, saving the girl would give them meaning.

The group that wants to save humanity is

But that's the whole point. 2 groups are forming. Which group do you belong to? I'd say Shanes group. Which is cool until you're running along side of him and he shoots you to get away.

 

[packersfan]

Which group do you belong to? I'd say Shanes group. Which is cool until you're running along side of him and he shoots you to get away.

 

[Sconch]

Not getting the hate for the blonde. She gives me the jumpy&quo.

I like her too. Laurie Holden. She had a recurring role on The X-Files back in the day.

If you guys say so.

She looks 10x better in this shot with no makeup

10x better than what? Sissy Spacek in "Carrie"?And she's wearing plenty of makeup in that pic.

 

[Borat]

I dig the flashbacks and hope they keep doing this. Seeing the army copters firebomb Atlanta was pretty cool, though I'm disappointed they didn't show a zombie outbreak progress through the traffic backup and how Shane, Lori, and the others linked up out in the woods.

And yeah, Lori isn't a real likable character.

I did like the Napalm on the city that was cool and I thought for sure a few hundred walkers would start a panic at that traffic stop

For as much napalm as they were using Atlanta didn't seem very burned out. Lori is even more unlikeable in the comic book.

Didn't look like they napalmed the whole city. Atlanta is a very big city. You could napalm half of it and still not criticize the show because the area they were in didn't get napalmed. And to the question of what Sophia brings to the group...A future. If you decide human kind is done after you are gone. Then sure. Ditch the children. But if you want to see the race go on, you have to bring along and look out for the little ones. As it is, Carl only has a chance with Sophia at this point. They'll need to start popping out kids around 16 or so like the Duggers. That is, if they don't find more suitable mates.

Maybe you're right, but it seems like a pretty ridiculous strategy to plan the group's immediate actions (and risk their survival) around the future of where mankind as a whole will be 10-15 years down the road. Even more so when you consider that the kid would almost definitely be dead at this point anyway.

I grant you that I'd probably consider her dead at that point. She's moving farther away from the farm daily if she is alive making the chances of finding her alive even more remote. The group is splitting into 2 groups. Those that want to save humanity. And those that just want to survive the moment. Shane is quickly moving towards the I just want to survive. Andrea is as well. While Rick and Dale are more about saving humanity as it was. Daryl is struggling in between these two factions as seen by his vision of Merle last night. It was a way to show us that Daryl has both survival and the groups interests in him.

To the group that wants to save humanity, finding the girl gives them hope. To the group that wants to survive the moment, the see searching for the girl as dangerous. The group that wants to save humanity sees the act of giving up as more dangerous than the physical search itself. And to them, saving the girl would give them meaning.

The group that wants to save humanity is

Then why continue? Are you gouing to spend your last years suffering only to get eaten?

Why are you so convinced that the entire rest of the world has gone to hell? These zombies don't seem terribly proficient at climbing fences or swimming. Maybe it's just a matter of building a fence or a moat and they'll all be fine. But only if they can go right now, and not five months from now when everyone is finally convinced that she's likely dead.

 

[cstu]

Why are you so convinced that the entire rest of the world has gone to hell?

If the South can't survive zombies I don't hold out much hope for California.

 

[Tackling Dummies]

Why are you so convinced that the entire rest of the world has gone to hell?

If the South can't survive zombies I don't hold out much hope for California.

Send Merle out west and they'll be good.

 

[Borat]

Why are you so convinced that the entire rest of the world has gone to hell?

If the South can't survive zombies I don't hold out much hope for California.

How about Canada? There are tons of bears in the woods that would #### zombies up plus the zombies would be stumbling all over themselves in the snow and ice.

 

[Froglova]

Why are you so convinced that the entire rest of the world has gone to hell?

If the South can't survive zombies I don't hold out much hope for California.

How about Canada? There are tons of bears in the woods that would #### zombies up plus the zombies would be stumbling all over themselves in the snow and ice.

All theory here, but don't zombie decompose faster in the humid climates? Zombies up north may be more preserved and thus faster or longer lasting zombies. Maybe head to Arizona. Zombies would be all leathery within a couple of hot weeks.

 

[Slider6]

Why are you so convinced that the entire rest of the world has gone to hell?

If the South can't survive zombies I don't hold out much hope for California.

How about Canada? There are tons of bears in the woods that would #### zombies up plus the zombies would be stumbling all over themselves in the snow and ice.

All theory here, but don't zombie decompose faster in the humid climates? Zombies up north may be more preserved and thus faster or longer lasting zombies. Maybe head to Arizona. Zombies would be all leathery within a couple of hot weeks.

In World War Z, and possibly referenced in the comic books, it is said that the zombies freeze for the winter and then thaw in spring.

 

[Sconch]

Why are you so convinced that the entire rest of the world has gone to hell?

If the South can't survive zombies I don't hold out much hope for California.

Maybe not SoCal or the Bay Area but there are plenty of people in the middle of Calif that are very Daryl-like.

 

[Froglova]

Why are you so convinced that the entire rest of the world has gone to hell?

If the South can't survive zombies I don't hold out much hope for California.

Maybe not SoCal or the Bay Area but there are plenty of people in the middle of Calif that are very Daryl-like.

NorCal is very Darylesque. Most people have the wrong stereotype in mind when thinking of Cal.

 

[Froglova]

Why are you so convinced that the entire rest of the world has gone to hell?

If the South can't survive zombies I don't hold out much hope for California.

How about Canada? There are tons of bears in the woods that would #### zombies up plus the zombies would be stumbling all over themselves in the snow and ice.

All theory here, but don't zombie decompose faster in the humid climates? Zombies up north may be more preserved and thus faster or longer lasting zombies. Maybe head to Arizona. Zombies would be all leathery within a couple of hot weeks.

In World War Z, and possibly referenced in the comic books, it is said that the zombies freeze for the winter and then thaw in spring.

Wouldn't a frozen zombie make for easy killing? Walk on up with an bat and be done with it. Kill say 5 a day. Go back to your bunker and have a warm cup of soup. Start fresh in the morning.

 

[Slider6]

Why are you so convinced that the entire rest of the world has gone to hell?

If the South can't survive zombies I don't hold out much hope for California.

How about Canada? There are tons of bears in the woods that would #### zombies up plus the zombies would be stumbling all over themselves in the snow and ice.

All theory here, but don't zombie decompose faster in the humid climates? Zombies up north may be more preserved and thus faster or longer lasting zombies. Maybe head to Arizona. Zombies would be all leathery within a couple of hot weeks.

In World War Z, and possibly referenced in the comic books, it is said that the zombies freeze for the winter and then thaw in spring.

Wouldn't a frozen zombie make for easy killing? Walk on up with an bat and be done with it. Kill say 5 a day. Go back to your bunker and have a warm cup of soup. Start fresh in the morning.

Definitely! But I think the problem was that they would get buried by snow or something. So when everything thawed, they would have to go back through places they though they had cleared and clear them again. (This is from WWZ, not too pertinent to TWD)

 

[snogger]

Christ Almighty my 3 year old could write a better series then this. So many plot holes its insane. Its like the writers are not even trying even more. Why make a big deal out of Shane not wanting to find the girl? The Barn is 50 ft away from teh main house but yet nobody has bothered to check it out?

I am officially throwing in the towel. So much potential but so much garbage.

The merle tease last week and what we actually get is criminal. I wish the writers would choose a direction and go with it.

 

[snogger]

Good episode. I'm really enjoying how they're developing Darryl's character and this was his first real in-depth episode and it was a lot of fun. I accidentally read a spoiler about Merle so I knew he wasn't really returning but it was still fun to see him represent Darryl's internal struggle about his place within the group. Good stuff. I thought last week it made sense that there was something walker-related in the barn so I'm very interested to see where that storyline goes. The season keeps getting better and better.

Thought it was a well developed episode.. Anyone that was following this thread knew something was up in "The Barn" and a reason for the Old man wanting the clan to leave asap.Now does the Farmers daughter push him back into the barn seeing as they are probably hungry??

 

[Froglova]

Why are you so convinced that the entire rest of the world has gone to hell?

If the South can't survive zombies I don't hold out much hope for California.

How about Canada? There are tons of bears in the woods that would #### zombies up plus the zombies would be stumbling all over themselves in the snow and ice.

All theory here, but don't zombie decompose faster in the humid climates? Zombies up north may be more preserved and thus faster or longer lasting zombies. Maybe head to Arizona. Zombies would be all leathery within a couple of hot weeks.

In World War Z, and possibly referenced in the comic books, it is said that the zombies freeze for the winter and then thaw in spring.

Wouldn't a frozen zombie make for easy killing? Walk on up with an bat and be done with it. Kill say 5 a day. Go back to your bunker and have a warm cup of soup. Start fresh in the morning.

Definitely! But I think the problem was that they would get buried by snow or something. So when everything thawed, they would have to go back through places they though they had cleared and clear them again. (This is from WWZ, not too pertinent to TWD)

So essentially, you'd only need to dig this around your farm to be safe...http://www.bartowdig.com/images/663_B3A_F2026_trench3_sm.jpg

 

[snogger]

An injured and barely mobile Darryl being mistaken for a walker was actually pretty funny. The same thing could apply to me some Every Sunday mornings.

*Fixed for myself at least

 

[Brock Middlebrook]

Why are you so convinced that the entire rest of the world has gone to hell?

If the South can't survive zombies I don't hold out much hope for California.

How about Canada? There are tons of bears in the woods that would #### zombies up plus the zombies would be stumbling all over themselves in the snow and ice.

All theory here, but don't zombie decompose faster in the humid climates? Zombies up north may be more preserved and thus faster or longer lasting zombies. Maybe head to Arizona. Zombies would be all leathery within a couple of hot weeks.

For all of the zombie theories, the group doesn't seem top have much interest in finding anything out about them. There's more interest in this thread fropm a group of people watching a stupid show than from a group whose survival depends on it.It kind of takes you out of some important aspects of the show because you can't play the "I would try to do this" game.

 

[Brock Middlebrook]

Why are you so convinced that the entire rest of the world has gone to hell?

If the South can't survive zombies I don't hold out much hope for California.

How about Canada? There are tons of bears in the woods that would #### zombies up plus the zombies would be stumbling all over themselves in the snow and ice.

All theory here, but don't zombie decompose faster in the humid climates? Zombies up north may be more preserved and thus faster or longer lasting zombies. Maybe head to Arizona. Zombies would be all leathery within a couple of hot weeks.

In World War Z, and possibly referenced in the comic books, it is said that the zombies freeze for the winter and then thaw in spring.

Wouldn't a frozen zombie make for easy killing? Walk on up with an bat and be done with it. Kill say 5 a day. Go back to your bunker and have a warm cup of soup. Start fresh in the morning.

Definitely! But I think the problem was that they would get buried by snow or something. So when everything thawed, they would have to go back through places they though they had cleared and clear them again. (This is from WWZ, not too pertinent to TWD)

So essentially, you'd only need to dig this around your farm to be safe...http://www.bartowdig.com/images/663_B3A_F2026_trench3_sm.jpg

zombie issue solved

 

[snogger]

Anyone else just really starting to hate Lori.I am hating her more and more as the show goes on.

I don't like her character or the actress. Same goes with Andrea and the actress that plays her. Come to think of it I don't like Carol either. About the only female character that I like is Maggie because she puts out.

"You see eleven condoms. I see eleven minutes of my life that I'll never get back."

That was a great line. So was "Don't be too hard on yourself. We've all wanted to shoot Daryl."Loved both of those.

 

[Sconch]

Now does the Farmers daughter push him back into the barn seeing as they are probably hungry??

1/2 hour later they'd be hungry again.

 

[Copeman]

Farmers daughter has a big booty.

 

[beer 30]

NorCal is very Darylesque. Most people have the wrong stereotype in mind when thinking of Cal.

I had to drive from Los Angeles to Sacramento a few years ago. Once you get outside the city it turns into the Midwest. SoCal and the coastal areas are what most people think of when they picture CA (I do anyhow). Sadly that's not even half the state.

 

[snogger]

Now does the Farmers daughter push him back into the barn seeing as they are probably hungry??

1/2 hour later they'd be hungry again.

Wrong on SOOOOOOO Many levels.. yet.. I did

 

[Charlie Frown]

Why are you so convinced that the entire rest of the world has gone to hell?

If the South can't survive zombies I don't hold out much hope for California.

How about Canada? There are tons of bears in the woods that would #### zombies up plus the zombies would be stumbling all over themselves in the snow and ice.

All theory here, but don't zombie decompose faster in the humid climates? Zombies up north may be more preserved and thus faster or longer lasting zombies. Maybe head to Arizona. Zombies would be all leathery within a couple of hot weeks.

In World War Z, and possibly referenced in the comic books, it is said that the zombies freeze for the winter and then thaw in spring.

Wouldn't a frozen zombie make for easy killing? Walk on up with an bat and be done with it. Kill say 5 a day. Go back to your bunker and have a warm cup of soup. Start fresh in the morning.

Definitely! But I think the problem was that they would get buried by snow or something. So when everything thawed, they would have to go back through places they though they had cleared and clear them again. (This is from WWZ, not too pertinent to TWD)

So essentially, you'd only need to dig this around your farm to be safe...http://www.bartowdig.com/images/663_B3A_F2026_trench3_sm.jpg

zombie issue solved

I large herd would just pile up in the trench and walk over each other to over run your position. Try again.

 

[Froglova]

Why are you so convinced that the entire rest of the world has gone to hell?

If the South can't survive zombies I don't hold out much hope for California.

How about Canada? There are tons of bears in the woods that would #### zombies up plus the zombies would be stumbling all over themselves in the snow and ice.

All theory here, but don't zombie decompose faster in the humid climates? Zombies up north may be more preserved and thus faster or longer lasting zombies. Maybe head to Arizona. Zombies would be all leathery within a couple of hot weeks.

In World War Z, and possibly referenced in the comic books, it is said that the zombies freeze for the winter and then thaw in spring.

Wouldn't a frozen zombie make for easy killing? Walk on up with an bat and be done with it. Kill say 5 a day. Go back to your bunker and have a warm cup of soup. Start fresh in the morning.

Definitely! But I think the problem was that they would get buried by snow or something. So when everything thawed, they would have to go back through places they though they had cleared and clear them again. (This is from WWZ, not too pertinent to TWD)

So essentially, you'd only need to dig this around your farm to be safe...http://www.bartowdig.com/images/663_B3A_F2026_trench3_sm.jpg

zombie issue solved

I large herd would just pile up in the trench and walk over each other to over run your position. Try again.

Only if they had something they were interested in getting on the other side. Otherwise, they'd walk right past.

 

[flapgreen]

Two more episodes before breaking until Feb.

Lame ####.

 

[flapgreen]

Why are you so convinced that the entire rest of the world has gone to hell?

If the South can't survive zombies I don't hold out much hope for California.

How about Canada? There are tons of bears in the woods that would #### zombies up plus the zombies would be stumbling all over themselves in the snow and ice.

The would burn up in the desert too.

 

[The Comedian]

This show is really draging. How many freaking episodes are they going to look for this girl? Move on, there's no reason that this needs to be a driving issue for this long.

 

[SmoovySmoov]

This show gets nitpicked to death, and I don't want to pile on, but here is something that bothered me in the last episode:

So, a zombie finds a bleeding human who is passed out lying on the ground...............and goes for his shoe?

 

[goonsquad]

This show is really draging. How many freaking episodes are they going to look for this girl? Move on, there's no reason that this needs to be a driving issue for this long.

The girl is a MacGuffin. Without having to search for her in that location, Herschel would make them leave the farm. So the search is simply a plot device that keeps them at the farm so they can develop different character archs.

 

[The Comedian]

This show is really draging. How many freaking episodes are they going to look for this girl? Move on, there's no reason that this needs to be a driving issue for this long.

The girl is a MacGuffin. Without having to search for her in that location, Herschel would make them leave the farm. So the search is simply a plot device that keeps them at the farm so they can develop different character archs.

Yeah, exactly. Which is really annoying. It's just lazy writing. I'm all for character arcs, some of them in this show are even interesting, but there needs to be MOAR ZOMBIE.

 

[shadyridr]

This show is really draging. How many freaking episodes are they going to look for this girl? Move on, there's no reason that this needs to be a driving issue for this long.

The girl is a MacGuffin. Without having to search for her in that location, Herschel would make them leave the farm. So the search is simply a plot device that keeps them at the farm so they can develop different character archs.

Ive come to realize that now. But it doesnt mean it hasnt been frustrated until I realized that lol

 

[beer 30]

This show gets nitpicked to death, and I don't want to pile on, but here is something that bothered me in the last episode:So, a zombie finds a bleeding human who is passed out lying on the ground...............and goes for his shoe?

Completely missed that, great point!

 

[badmojo1006]

This show gets nitpicked to death, and I don't want to pile on, but here is something that bothered me in the last episode:So, a zombie finds a bleeding human who is passed out lying on the ground...............and goes for his shoe?

I can't remember, but wasn't that zombie a dragger, that couldn't use its legs? And may have attacked the first thing it came upon?

 

[pantherclub]

This show is really draging. How many freaking episodes are they going to look for this girl? Move on, there's no reason that this needs to be a driving issue for this long.

The girl is a MacGuffin. Without having to search for her in that location, Herschel would make them leave the farm. So the search is simply a plot device that keeps them at the farm so they can develop different character archs.

what about the kid that was shot

 

[Tackling Dummies]

This show gets nitpicked to death, and I don't want to pile on, but here is something that bothered me in the last episode:

So, a zombie finds a bleeding human who is passed out lying on the ground...............and goes for his shoe?

I can't remember, but wasn't that zombie a dragger, that couldn't use its legs? And may have attacked the first thing it came upon?

Nope, the zombie was on his feet during the struggle:around the 1:00 mark

 

[kentric]

This show gets nitpicked to death, and I don't want to pile on, but here is something that bothered me in the last episode:

So, a zombie finds a bleeding human who is passed out lying on the ground...............and goes for his shoe?

I can't remember, but wasn't that zombie a dragger, that couldn't use its legs? And may have attacked the first thing it came upon?

Nope, the zombie was on his feet during the struggle:around the 1:00 mark

Darryl was still sweating up a storm. Methinks you all underestimate the effect a sweaty foot in a leather boot has on a Zombie with a foot fetish.