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***OFFICIAL 'The Walking Dead' TV Series Thread*** (5 Viewers)

Great episode...glad to see Morgan again.I had an issue with that knife wound recovery though.And Morgan talking about clearing...fine dude, come help me clear the prison. You'll be able to clear that bad boy every day.I'm hoping Morgan walkies Rick to find out which prison...then comes to flank the gov when he attacks.I felt it was a bit too much to buy that his wife is the one who bit his kid...but I guess it works.I struggle with how to deal with the hitcher...I need help...guns, people, etc...I'd consider stopping to talk to the guy...at gunpoint at least.Maybe it's time to duck out the back of the prison while the gov attacks...and slip off to the town that Morgan has worked so hard to clear.

 
'Notorious T.R.E. said:
Pretty sweet recovery from that stab wound. Also, nice that he's so forgiving when a dude he hung out with for a couple of dies tries to whack him. :rolleyes:
:shrug: It started last week with Rick trying to follow Lori's ghost around..

Rick is messed up right now after losing his wife and everything else.. Morgan is messed up with losing his wife & son.

Rick's continuous "You have to make it back from this" wasn't as much towards Morgan as it was Rick trying to convince himself that he needs to make it back.

 
I don't get all the Carl hate. I could see it when the show first started (when he was just a whiny little kid) but now he is a semi-badass.

 
What did they pick up on the side of the road at the end?
Remember the guy running after them.. twice? He had a backpack on..Carnage on the side of the road was his body.. Backpack was left so they took it with them.Pretty powerful message about where the group is at .. :thumbup:
 
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'cstu said:
'The Ref said:
Sidebar here, and I'm sure this must have been discussed in here at some point. But I'm picking up as much gas food and ammo as I can and I'm headed to the coast to grab a boat. I'm then headed to Key West and then the Bahamas. If either one of those places don't work out I'd sail south to one of the other small islands.
Good luck finding a boat since anyone with one or closer to the coast than you is already thinking the same thing.
I'm sure somewhere on the coast of Ga there has to be a boat left somewhere.
 
What did they pick up on the side of the road at the end?
Remember the guy running after them.. twice? He had a backpack on..Carnage on the side of the road was his body.. Backpack was left so they took it with them.Pretty powerful message about where the group is at .. :thumbup:
Yup. Also did a nice job of illustrating the need to surround yourself with others. The two people alone in the episode were Morgan and the backpack guy. One's dead inside and the other's literally dead now. Rick's been pushing everyone away and was heading down Morgan's path. I think there was some self-awareness in his plea for Morgan to come back. His moment at the end with Michonne (which I loved) may be an indication he's pulling himself back from the brink. He's seen his possible future with both Morgan and the backpack guy.
 
Sidebar here, and I'm sure this must have been discussed in here at some point. But I'm picking up as much gas food and ammo as I can and I'm headed to the coast to grab a boat. I'm then headed to Key West and then the Bahamas. If either one of those places don't work out I'd sail south to one of the other small islands.
What if theyre already taken?
 
'Frankbot said:
'HellToupee said:
minor spoiler going forward***

Morgan returns on the season finale
That's not minor.Elaborating on this:
IMDB has him listed for the 3/31/13 episode, Welcome to the Tombs. IMDB has been known to be wrong plenty of times though.In the comic, he does indeed join the group at the prison. Thing is, this show has diverged from the comic quite a bit.I'd say the jury is still out, and I wouldn't be shocked either way.
 
What did they pick up on the side of the road at the end?
Remember the guy running after them.. twice? He had a backpack on..Carnage on the side of the road was his body.. Backpack was left so they took it with them.

Pretty powerful message about where the group is at .. :thumbup:
Yup. Also did a nice job of illustrating the need to surround yourself with others. The two people alone in the episode were Morgan and the backpack guy. One's dead inside and the other's literally dead now. Rick's been pushing everyone away and was heading down Morgan's path. I think there was some self-awareness in his plea for Morgan to come back. His moment at the end with Michonne (which I loved) may be an indication he's pulling himself back from the brink. He's seen his possible future with both Morgan and the backpack guy.
Daughter and I had a pretty good :lol: moment when he said "You better drive, I'm seeing things" :thumbup:
 
Has it ever rained on this show?
Season 1 when they covered themselves in zombie guts it rained everything off of rick and glenn
Thanks. I knew people were gonna take my post as a joke but was really wondering. It always seems like its sunny and nice
Don't forget, the show seems to be in the summer mainly, in the South. Here in Charlotte, the rain spigot sometimes shuts off as soon as it gets summer hot. It can rain and you can have some bad storms roll through, but it can be dry for weeks at a time.Loved the episode, kind of funny that we were just talking about Morgan and his son. Great story about how he couldn't kill his wife and that was why his son got bit.
 
Enjoyed the episode. Loved the comment from Michone about the welcome mat. Nice bit of acting from the guy playing Morgan. Great scenes. Although, I think that stab wound would affect Rick a little more than they showed.

 
Enjoyed the episode. Loved the comment from Michone about the welcome mat. Nice bit of acting from the guy playing Morgan. Great scenes. Although, I think that stab wound would affect Rick a little more than they showed.
Andrew Lincoln and Lennie James had a lot of complaints in this thread about being crappy actors in the pilot(myself included).But they both really stepped it up in that episode
 
I don't get all the Carl hate. I could see it when the show first started (when he was just a whiny little kid) but now he is a semi-badass.
I agree. Carl was annoying at first, but he's shown to be a valuable member of the team. They seem to be bringing him along gradually, which is good IMO. He thinks he is ready to be on his own, but they showed that he really needed Michonne with him in the store. He may have bit it if it weren't for her sticking the guy behind the counter. So now he trusts her. And it was good to see them write some good lines/scenes for Michonne to show she is feeling comfortable with Rick's group. I hope Morgan joins them later on.
 
I am sure people remember Morgan from Jericho, but I happened to turn on The Mist over the weekend (somewhere in the middle) and turned it off because I couldn't stand the goofiness of how people acted. Does anyone remember that Carol was the lady at the beginning that left the store and showed up with the army at the end of the movie?

 
A very solid episode with only a few members of the regular cast but i dont see how Morgan didnt remember Rick in the beginning. I know Morgan has kind of lost it, but it has only been about a year since they last saw each other. I do hope Morgan joins the group at the prison, he was solid (acting wise). I do hope Michonne sticks around as well, she comes off weird but i enjoy what she brings to the group.

 
They need to find better vehicles for when the go to look for supplies. I know about the whole “product placement” thing, but c’mon. In a zombie apocalypse I’m not going to be driving a….whatever the heck they are driving. I’m gonna look for a 4 wheel drive truck or something, and reinforce it somehow.

 
They need to find better vehicles for when the go to look for supplies. I know about the whole “product placement” thing, but c’mon. In a zombie apocalypse I’m not going to be driving a….whatever the heck they are driving. I’m gonna look for a 4 wheel drive truck or something, and reinforce it somehow.
Kinda like Woody Harrelson did in Zombieland.
 
'GordonGekko said:
Rick is a bad leader. If part of the problem is Woodbury's superior numbers, and you are losing shooters, you don't push away Tyrese and two other men, and you don't leave Morgan behind alone, and you don't leave behind the hitchhiker ( tie him up and blindfold him in the car, lock him up and then evaluate him in the jail)
agreedwhat do people think Shane would have done? I don't think he does much better. I think the Governor may be the best leader of the three...

 
They need to find better vehicles for when the go to look for supplies. I know about the whole “product placement” thing, but c’mon. In a zombie apocalypse I’m not going to be driving a….whatever the heck they are driving. I’m gonna look for a 4 wheel drive truck or something, and reinforce it somehow.
Actually a small SUV seems like a perfect vehicle. 4x4, small so you can get through small spots (still crap on the roads here and there), better gas mileage and still enough room to carry a decent amount of suppliers.If you get a big 4x4 and reinforce it, you are getting what 8mpg? Unlimited gas, you are OK for a run, but way too much chance you hit an emergency and you are toast without a car.
 
'GordonGekko said:
Rick is a bad leader. If part of the problem is Woodbury's superior numbers, and you are losing shooters, you don't push away Tyrese and two other men, and you don't leave Morgan behind alone, and you don't leave behind the hitchhiker ( tie him up and blindfold him in the car, lock him up and then evaluate him in the jail)
agreedwhat do people think Shane would have done? I don't think he does much better. I think the Governor may be the best leader of the three...
If my group was going to war with the governor, I would Shane as my leader, not Rick.
 
I think Rick is a great leader who's been buckling under the stress of having to lead and deal with all he's lost. But he's the one who puts others self interests and welfare above his own. Rick's made his share of mistakes but that's what I like about him and the show. He's not perfect and the show makes no attempt to paint him as being perfect. He's trying to figure out how to survive just like everyone else; he just has a lotta people depending on him to make the right decisions for an entire group and not just him or a couple of people.

 
'GordonGekko said:
Rick is a bad leader. If part of the problem is Woodbury's superior numbers, and you are losing shooters, you don't push away Tyrese and two other men, and you don't leave Morgan behind alone, and you don't leave behind the hitchhiker ( tie him up and blindfold him in the car, lock him up and then evaluate him in the jail)
agreedwhat do people think Shane would have done? I don't think he does much better. I think the Governor may be the best leader of the three...
If my group was going to war with the governor, I would Shane as my leader, not Rick.
Not me. Unless my name is Shane, Lori or Carl I'm expendable in Shane's eyes. That's all that mattered to Shane.
 
They need to find better vehicles for when the go to look for supplies. I know about the whole “product placement” thing, but c’mon. In a zombie apocalypse I’m not going to be driving a….whatever the heck they are driving. I’m gonna look for a 4 wheel drive truck or something, and reinforce it somehow.
gas mileage is probably a consideration....
 
They need to find better vehicles for when the go to look for supplies. I know about the whole “product placement” thing, but c’mon. In a zombie apocalypse I’m not going to be driving a….whatever the heck they are driving. I’m gonna look for a 4 wheel drive truck or something, and reinforce it somehow.
Actually a small SUV seems like a perfect vehicle. 4x4, small so you can get through small spots (still crap on the roads here and there), better gas mileage and still enough room to carry a decent amount of suppliers.If you get a big 4x4 and reinforce it, you are getting what 8mpg? Unlimited gas, you are OK for a run, but way too much chance you hit an emergency and you are toast without a car.
I could go with a smaller suv, but you'll still need to reinforce it. And make sure it can't get stuck in a little mud. Thankfully Rick had enough bullets to kill the 4 or 5 zombies that surrounded their car. If there were more, Rick, Carl, and Michonne would have met a different fate.
 
They need to find better vehicles for when the go to look for supplies. I know about the whole “product placement” thing, but c’mon. In a zombie apocalypse I’m not going to be driving a….whatever the heck they are driving. I’m gonna look for a 4 wheel drive truck or something, and reinforce it somehow.
gas mileage is probably a consideration....
Sure it is. But this past episode they ran into alot of cars they could have siphoned from.
 
I think Rick is a great leader who's been buckling under the stress of having to lead and deal with all he's lost. But he's the one who puts others self interests and welfare above his own. Rick's made his share of mistakes but that's what I like about him and the show. He's not perfect and the show makes no attempt to paint him as being perfect. He's trying to figure out how to survive just like everyone else; he just has a lotta people depending on him to make the right decisions for an entire group and not just him or a couple of people.
:goodposting: His revelation of the needed help came after the last gun battle. He had already booted Tyreese at that point..

Guessing he regrets that right now.. Which explains the relationship he is building with Microne and trying to bring Morgan back with him.

But, at the same time, he isn't about to pickup strangers they :drive: by on the highway. :mellow:

 
I think Rick is a great leader who's been buckling under the stress of having to lead and deal with all he's lost. But he's the one who puts others self interests and welfare above his own. Rick's made his share of mistakes but that's what I like about him and the show. He's not perfect and the show makes no attempt to paint him as being perfect. He's trying to figure out how to survive just like everyone else; he just has a lotta people depending on him to make the right decisions for an entire group and not just him or a couple of people.
:goodposting: His revelation of the needed help came after the last gun battle. He had already booted Tyreese at that point..

Guessing he regrets that right now.. Which explains the relationship he is building with Microne and trying to bring Morgan back with him.

But, at the same time, he isn't about to pickup strangers they :drive: by on the highway. :mellow:
I wonder if he would've picked the guy up if they saw him on the way back. If Rick does realize he can't keep pushing people away or else he'll end up like Morgan or the backpack guy perhaps he would've been more like the guy we once knew as opposed to the tortured soul we've seen lately.
 
I don't get all the Carl hate. I could see it when the show first started (when he was just a whiny little kid) but now he is a semi-badass.
I agree. Carl was annoying at first, but he's shown to be a valuable member of the team. They seem to be bringing him along gradually, which is good IMO. He thinks he is ready to be on his own, but they showed that he really needed Michonne with him in the store. He may have bit it if it weren't for her sticking the guy behind the counter. So now he trusts her. And it was good to see them write some good lines/scenes for Michonne to show she is feeling comfortable with Rick's group. I hope Morgan joins them later on.
I really like Carl now and I think this past episode did a good job of showing how far ahead he is of other kids, mainly Duane and how how much he's grown.As much as I like Michonne I just can't help but think shes the next to go, I dont know why but it just feels like it whenever she goes out...she's almost too badass to stay alive for much longer.
Some Morgan-eque traps would be useful around the prison in case of another assualt.
I'm surprised they didn't take some of those spears, or at least the knives tied onto the end of the sticks. Long reach and all.
I hadn't even thought of this until I saw how Morgan had his block set-up. Seeing how everyone sets up has been one of the more interesting things to me. Spears would be a perfect idea!
 
Cool episode, they need to do that every 3rd or 4th episode so locations dont get stale. Get a smaller group out together and get some character development going. Pretty good to finally see Michonne get some quality screen time, but I thought she was a goner because of it. Oh and forget about baby food, we need to get the kid a crib!!

 
They need to find better vehicles for when the go to look for supplies. I know about the whole “product placement” thing, but c’mon. In a zombie apocalypse I’m not going to be driving a….whatever the heck they are driving. I’m gonna look for a 4 wheel drive truck or something, and reinforce it somehow.
Actually a small SUV seems like a perfect vehicle. 4x4, small so you can get through small spots (still crap on the roads here and there), better gas mileage and still enough room to carry a decent amount of suppliers.If you get a big 4x4 and reinforce it, you are getting what 8mpg? Unlimited gas, you are OK for a run, but way too much chance you hit an emergency and you are toast without a car.
I could go with a smaller suv, but you'll still need to reinforce it. And make sure it can't get stuck in a little mud. Thankfully Rick had enough bullets to kill the 4 or 5 zombies that surrounded their car. If there were more, Rick, Carl, and Michonne would have met a different fate.
Michonne could have, and probably did spear some of them with her Katana. Which brings me back to the fenceline at the prison. Why don't they call over the zombies and kill them like they did when they took over the prison. Might take a few days, but eventually they'd have cleared much of the yard. Anyway, love the Morgan return. He's one of the strongest actors they have, hope that's not the last we see of him.
 
They need to find better vehicles for when the go to look for supplies. I know about the whole “product placement” thing, but c’mon. In a zombie apocalypse I’m not going to be driving a….whatever the heck they are driving. I’m gonna look for a 4 wheel drive truck or something, and reinforce it somehow.
Actually a small SUV seems like a perfect vehicle. 4x4, small so you can get through small spots (still crap on the roads here and there), better gas mileage and still enough room to carry a decent amount of suppliers.If you get a big 4x4 and reinforce it, you are getting what 8mpg? Unlimited gas, you are OK for a run, but way too much chance you hit an emergency and you are toast without a car.
I could go with a smaller suv, but you'll still need to reinforce it. And make sure it can't get stuck in a little mud. Thankfully Rick had enough bullets to kill the 4 or 5 zombies that surrounded their car. If there were more, Rick, Carl, and Michonne would have met a different fate.
Michonne could have, and probably did spear some of them with her Katana.
I'm sure she did. But again, they never would have been in that situation if they had a better/more capable vehicle.
 
I think Rick is a great leader who's been buckling under the stress of having to lead and deal with all he's lost. But he's the one who puts others self interests and welfare above his own. Rick's made his share of mistakes but that's what I like about him and the show. He's not perfect and the show makes no attempt to paint him as being perfect. He's trying to figure out how to survive just like everyone else; he just has a lotta people depending on him to make the right decisions for an entire group and not just him or a couple of people.
:goodposting: His revelation of the needed help came after the last gun battle. He had already booted Tyreese at that point..

Guessing he regrets that right now.. Which explains the relationship he is building with Microne and trying to bring Morgan back with him.

But, at the same time, he isn't about to pickup strangers they :drive: by on the highway. :mellow:
I wonder if he would've picked the guy up if they saw him on the way back. If Rick does realize he can't keep pushing people away or else he'll end up like Morgan or the backpack guy perhaps he would've been more like the guy we once knew as opposed to the tortured soul we've seen lately.
Good question .. :thumbup: Seemed like regret on his face as he saw the backpack after seeing the mangled remains..

 
And again, reinforcing a vehicle wouldn't make the gas mileage much worse. Put some plywood (not much heavier than the glass) over the windows with small gaps to see/shoot out of. Make sure it's 4 wheel drive. Not much to it to keep zombies out really.

 
And again, reinforcing a vehicle wouldn't make the gas mileage much worse. Put some plywood (not much heavier than the glass) over the windows with small gaps to see/shoot out of. Make sure it's 4 wheel drive. Not much to it to keep zombies out really.
Plywood?
 
They need to find better vehicles for when the go to look for supplies. I know about the whole “product placement” thing, but c’mon. In a zombie apocalypse I’m not going to be driving a….whatever the heck they are driving. I’m gonna look for a 4 wheel drive truck or something, and reinforce it somehow.
Actually a small SUV seems like a perfect vehicle. 4x4, small so you can get through small spots (still crap on the roads here and there), better gas mileage and still enough room to carry a decent amount of suppliers.If you get a big 4x4 and reinforce it, you are getting what 8mpg? Unlimited gas, you are OK for a run, but way too much chance you hit an emergency and you are toast without a car.
I could go with a smaller suv, but you'll still need to reinforce it. And make sure it can't get stuck in a little mud. Thankfully Rick had enough bullets to kill the 4 or 5 zombies that surrounded their car. If there were more, Rick, Carl, and Michonne would have met a different fate.
Michonne could have, and probably did spear some of them with her Katana. Which brings me back to the fenceline at the prison. Why don't they call over the zombies and kill them like they did when they took over the prison. Might take a few days, but eventually they'd have cleared much of the yard. Anyway, love the Morgan return. He's one of the strongest actors they have, hope that's not the last we see of him.
I figured they would do this if they didnt have to worry about being shot while theyre out there. I guess they can also serve as a defense for when/ if anyone from Woodbury come creeping up.
 

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