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

[SacramentoBob]

Question about the opening, I had thought Rick was the first to meet up with Bob the drunk? And What was the point of showing Darryl and Glenn picking him up?

I thought i remembered Daryl saying he was 1st to find him?

You're right I'm not remembering properly. Thought it was an odd flashback, I'm sure it has some meaning that I'm not figuring out.

The flashback was to tell Bob Stokey's backstory with the group...

Yeah, not the first flashback they've done this season. They want you to know why Bob has been smiling since they left the prison, other than the obvious 3some that's in his future.

 

[SacramentoBob]

They are involving too many characters, in too many different locations. It is hard to even keep up with them all in an hour show. We haven't seen Rick in 2 episodes. I don't like not seeing some of the main characters for episodes at a time. They need to either kill some off or start joining some of them.

Lets see you have:

Rick/Michonne/Carl

Tyreese/Carol and the kids

Maggie/Bob/Sasha

Glenn and that group

Daryl and the new group

Beth and whoever took her

It does feel a little cluttered and it seems more than likely people are gonna die. Carol seems a good bet to go. Maybe Bob and/or Sasha. Tyrese is a pretty big deal in the comics I believe but to this point he's been a marginal character so maybe he gets the axe with Abraham assuming a larger role. I thought there was a lot of foreshadowing last week about Beth possibly dying so I'd put her on the probable list.

I still think Rick, Daryl, Michonne, Carl, Glenn and Maggie are the safest to stay alive. Given all the excitement about Abraham joining the show I'd be surprised if he was killed off anytime soon.

Was there any bigger foreshadowing than Daryl laying in a casket while Beth plays the piano? Plus the "pretty soon I'm not even going to need you" comment? RIP Daryl.

 

[dhockster]

Question about the opening, I had thought Rick was the first to meet up with Bob the drunk? And What was the point of showing Darryl and Glenn picking him up?

I thought i remembered Daryl saying he was 1st to find him?

You're right I'm not remembering properly. Thought it was an odd flashback, I'm sure it has some meaning that I'm not figuring out.

Bob's life was the suck before he met Daryl and joined their group. He's happy just not to be wandering the woods alone.

The bolded was the title of the episode. Bob was willing to leave Sasha so that Maggie wouldn't have to go through the pain of being alone.

 

[(HULK)]

Question about the opening, I had thought Rick was the first to meet up with Bob the drunk? And What was the point of showing Darryl and Glenn picking him up?

To show how it sucks to be on your own. It was contrast for the current prediciment.

 

[packersfan]

I think the fan base would go absolutely bonkers if Daryl was killed off.

 

[packersfan]

Question about the opening, I had thought Rick was the first to meet up with Bob the drunk? And What was the point of showing Darryl and Glenn picking him up?

I thought i remembered Daryl saying he was 1st to find him?

You're right I'm not remembering properly. Thought it was an odd flashback, I'm sure it has some meaning that I'm not figuring out.

Bob's life was the suck before he met Daryl and joined their group. He's happy just not to be wandering the woods alone.

The bolded was the title of the episode. Bob was willing to leave Sasha so that Maggie wouldn't have to go through the pain of being alone.

He also got nothing after kissing Sasha so maybe he figured he'd have a better shot with the hot white chick whose husband is probably dead.

 

[SacramentoBob]

Question about the opening, I had thought Rick was the first to meet up with Bob the drunk? And What was the point of showing Darryl and Glenn picking him up?

I thought i remembered Daryl saying he was 1st to find him?

You're right I'm not remembering properly. Thought it was an odd flashback, I'm sure it has some meaning that I'm not figuring out.

Bob's life was the suck before he met Daryl and joined their group. He's happy just not to be wandering the woods alone.

The bolded was the title of the episode. Bob was willing to leave Sasha so that Maggie wouldn't have to go through the pain of being alone.

Ironic of course.

 

[SacramentoBob]

I think the fan base would go absolutely bonkers if Daryl was killed off.

Saw a redneck at Wal-Mart wearing this shirt the other day.

 

[packersfan]

I think the fan base would go absolutely bonkers if Daryl was killed off.

Saw a redneck at Wal-Mart wearing this shirt the other day.

 

[stbugs]

Beth being kidnapped by the only Human they've seen in weeks who just happens to spot her in the middle of the night in the middle of nowhere.

They have a very heavy handed way to move the plot along.

What if it was the current occupant of the house? They return from wharever they are (supply run?) and come back to find the windows boarded up and cans strung up around the perimeter. So, they decide to stay in the car to scope out the folks that have taken over their spot.

Walkers come, overrun the place, and suddenly a live human comes running out of the dark. They grab her, throw her in the car, snd take off without looking back.

This is how I saw it as playing out.

I also assumed it was them that sent the dog to the door.

I had actually considered that maybe the owner sent the horde to the house, but thought that seemed even more implausible....but actually that appears to be what happened. To what purpose? We'll find out. I'm wondering if he expected/wanted them to die or run? If they ran, how would he know which way? How did he direct the horde to the house without being heard...I guess we'll find out (probably next season)

A couple answers in terms of what I think:

1. I think the purpose was to kill whoever is in the house. I think grabbing Beth was plan B as she was easy to overpower, but Daryl with crossbow = run away. I think crazy person is on the order of Herschel, capable of capturing zombies and beating up Beth, but not confronting Daryl.

2. Daryl told Beth to meet him on the road. Cars go on roads, so pretty easy connection there as that would also be where the car was.

3. I think as someone mentioned above, the dog was put there to attract the zombies. I think based on the prepping of zombies that this person has a storage of other zombies, like at Herschel's farm. That is why there were no zombies on the way in and they should be pretty easy to lead in a small herd to the door where the dog is. When we heard them come to the door, you heard the dog barking/trying to get away from them. I think the noise Daryl made in talking/coming to the door, kept the zombies at the door more interested in him.

 

[dhockster]

My prediction: Everyone, except Glenn's group converges on Terminus. Not a good place. They are held there against their will. Glenn's group comes and saves the day. Next season focuses on Abraham, the scientist and the quest to DC.

 

[dhockster]

Episode was kind of far fetched all around.

Of all the houses around there, why would that group select that one. How did they get inside with the couch in the way of the door, is there another door, it didn't look like they broke it down. Those guys sure were loud throughout the entire episode, you would think more zombies would be attacking them, or that they would still be alive.

Carl, acting like a immature punk again until Michonne opens up to him about her kid/family. Carl acting like that every other episode is getting old quick.

In terms of the couch, first, they seem strong enough to push it. Second, Rick actually didn't push it all the way before getting tired. Since the showed us the second one, I wonder if he never pushed it all the way.

my daughter and I said the same thing.. He gave up pushing it completely to the door, probably thinking "we are safe here" which goes back to his response to Michonne asking if they were staying.

My guess on the "why" introduce the gang that was in the house.. We are not done with them yet.. I think the first guy that was choked out in front of Rick is still alive. He will come to and tell the guy on the porch and whoever else survived, which will explain the one that turned into a Zombie and off they go hunting Rick and whoever he might be with.

See, I'm betting we never hear from them again ( or maybe a 5 minute encounter). Think it was just a kick to get them mving, like the cornfield walkers were the kick to get Glenn and Abraham's crew moving to get the gang back together.

One reason I think we will hear from them again. Jeff Kober is a veteran actor (China Beach, various other shows and movies) who was the guy on the porch who went into the house so that Rick could get away. He really had nothing to do in this episode, so I don't see him agreeing to do the show unless he is in several episodes and has more than that brief if not barely, a cameo.

Bump to pat my own back. The other reason I thought Kober would be back is he usually plays a villian. Every new charactor on the show has the chance to be a villian and I don't think we got enough of that from him in the one episode. As we saw last night, he is someone who is going to have to be dealt with.

 

[packersfan]

Couple questions:

1. How much time has passed since Rick had his run-in with Bouncing Ball Guy and his crew?

2. How many people do we think was in the house with Bouncing Ball Guy?

Reason I ask is his crew seems to have grown in a short period of time. If that's the case it seems likely there's a larger group wherever he came from - Terminus perhaps? Seems odd that he could just (Avengers) assemble several more people on the road in a short period of time.

 

[Godsbrother]

Question about the opening, I had thought Rick was the first to meet up with Bob the drunk? And What was the point of showing Darryl and Glenn picking him up?

I thought i remembered Daryl saying he was 1st to find him?

You're right I'm not remembering properly. Thought it was an odd flashback, I'm sure it has some meaning that I'm not figuring out.

Bob's life was the suck before he met Daryl and joined their group. He's happy just not to be wandering the woods alone.

The bolded was the title of the episode. Bob was willing to leave Sasha so that Maggie wouldn't have to go through the pain of being alone.

Ironic of course.

A great ending to last night's episode would have been for Sasha & Maggie to call to Bob when they saw him walking on the track only to have him turn around and be a walker.

 

[stbugs]

Crap, I forgot to look for this. Did the guy who saw Rick live? I thought it would be dumb as the toilet zombie would have saw him first (those guys had to have smelled a lot), but we definitely would have known in the circle around Daryl.

I don't remember what he looked like. No idea if he was part of the gang that got Daryl. I'm assuming the ball comes into play at some point to make everyone, and especially Rick, remember who this guy is.

The only one around for the "ball" part was Rick.. and IMO, that would be to have him just start bouncing a ball and have Rick go OMG I KNOW HIM!!!

I'd say it will either be the whistling, or the guy Rick watched get chocked out recognizes Rick before Rick realizes who they are.

But do most people even remember what the choked out guy looks like? Sure they can put it in the opening previews (and I'm sure it will be done that way in some fashion as a reminder) but how else will anyone even know who Kober is unless you just happen to know who Jeff Kober is? Plus "Joe" never saw Rick and Rick never saw Joe. There has to be some way for everyone, Rick included, to have that "A-ha" moment where the realization sets in that Ball Guy is in the mix.

ETA - I'm assuming Joe and Rick meet up again at some point. Otherwise I'm not sure what the point is of having Kober on the show in the first place.

They never saw each other, which is why Rick would have the upper hand. He heard the whistling and the ball bouncing. I am 99% sure that Joe was bouncing the ball as Rick heard that again while below the porch and only Joe was on the porch. I think it could be an easy a-ha moment. Rick probably won't see another living person before Terminus, so should be easy to remember and it could just click and then he recognizes Joe's buddy that got choked out. Also, is it really a stretch to remember a ball bouncing guy when not a single other person Rick has ever met since the outbreak has bounced a ball?

I agree that the choked out guy would be hard pressed to remember Rick, seeing as he was being choked out and that Rick would not recognize him either. Nothing noteworthy about either and not a good meet and greet to remember.

I guess I get the reasoning that the guy, while staring directly into Rick's eyes, may forget Rick's face seeing as he was more worried about getting chocked out.

But how would Rick not recognize someone he sat and stared at while he was being chocked out

Just conjecturing. There was nothing memorable about that guy. He looked sort of Hispanic, but no facial hair, no hair shown at all. You watched the same scene, do you think you could pick the guy out of the lineup if he wasn't the only guy with a bandanna that was sort of Hispanic? I barely remembered him enough to feel like I saw him in that group. Maybe he remembers him, but if they are from Terminus, I have a feeling that guy will be a dime a dozen, where as ball guy will be one of a kind.

 

[stbugs]

Couple questions:

1. How much time has passed since Rick had his run-in with Bouncing Ball Guy and his crew?

2. How many people do we think was in the house with Bouncing Ball Guy?

Reason I ask is his crew seems to have grown in a short period of time. If that's the case it seems likely there's a larger group wherever he came from - Terminus perhaps? Seems odd that he could just (Avengers) assemble several more people on the road in a short period of time.

Hard to tell, there easily could have been that many guys. We never got a shot of downstairs. Were there 4 or 5 guys around Joe? 5 or 6 total and 3 of them we saw. The bow guy was the one who choked out the other guy. So, just 2 or 3 we didn't see and we heard people downstairs, i.e. more than just Joe when the other 2 were upstairs. Easily could be 1 or 2 more inside that were downstairs.

 

[SacramentoBob]

If Rick recognizes anyone, it will be tennis ball guy. There will probably be some tense meetup between Rick and sort of Hispanic looking guy for the sake of the audience, but they won't recognize each other. I think the people at Terminus are good and the people with Kober are from a separate group of bad folks. Not more than a day or two has passed since Rick was hiding under the bed. He didn't pick up additional men, that's just how many he had at the time minus pooping man. It would be funny if Daryl was with them during that scene, but neither knew it. They've done that before with Daryl and his brother in S3.

If the people from Terminus are bad, it's a direct rip from 30 Days Later.

This season is sort of turning out to be a replay of S3, with Daryl taking the role of Andrea with the bad group.

 

[RaiderBones]

Beth being kidnapped by the only Human they've seen in weeks who just happens to spot her in the middle of the night in the middle of nowhere.

They have a very heavy handed way to move the plot along.

What if it was the current occupant of the house? They return from wharever they are (supply run?) and come back to find the windows boarded up and cans strung up around the perimeter. So, they decide to stay in the car to scope out the folks that have taken over their spot.

Walkers come, overrun the place, and suddenly a live human comes running out of the dark. They grab her, throw her in the car, snd take off without looking back.

This is how I saw it as playing out.

This is how I saw it playing out as well.

 

[FreeBaGeL]

That was sort of the point. Daryl had just gotten comfortable and even said he was willing to try and make it work with the inhabitants, mainly to keep Beth safe. I thought it worked out well. We, as the viewer, could see through the slots that it wasn't just the dog, but he got too comfortable. Lesson learned.

How many times do we need to be slapped in the face with this lesson before we just accept that it's never going to be a lesson anyone learns?

It seems like we've heard it 100 times in here and from the producers on The Talking Dead. "They got too safe/complacent on the farm, we wanted to show that the characters are never safe." "They felt too safe in the prison before the first attack, now the characters realize that they are never safe, even from humans". And on and on. Now spending 10 minutes in some random house where someone else clearly lives and is probably coming back makes them feel too safe and comfortable? Seems they're going in the opposite direction of the one they keep telling us, feeling more and more safe not less and less.

 

[stbugs]

That was sort of the point. Daryl had just gotten comfortable and even said he was willing to try and make it work with the inhabitants, mainly to keep Beth safe. I thought it worked out well. We, as the viewer, could see through the slots that it wasn't just the dog, but he got too comfortable. Lesson learned.

How many times do we need to be slapped in the face with this lesson before we just accept that it's never going to be a lesson anyone learns?

It seems like we've heard it 100 times in here and from the producers on The Talking Dead. "They got too safe/complacent on the farm, we wanted to show that the characters are never safe." "They felt too safe in the prison before the first attack, now the characters realize that they are never safe, even from humans". And on and on. Now spending 10 minutes in some random house where someone else clearly lives and is probably coming back makes them feel too safe and comfortable? Seems they're going in the opposite direction of the one they keep telling us, feeling more and more safe not less and less.

Pretty sure that won't stop. If it did, it would be a damn boring show. Unless they are overrun by the giant herd like at the farm, they are going to have to do something a little dumb to get in a situation like that.

 

[stbugs]

If Rick recognizes anyone, it will be tennis ball guy. There will probably be some tense meetup between Rick and sort of Hispanic looking guy for the sake of the audience, but they won't recognize each other. I think the people at Terminus are good and the people with Kober are from a separate group of bad folks. Not more than a day or two has passed since Rick was hiding under the bed. He didn't pick up additional men, that's just how many he had at the time minus pooping man. It would be funny if Daryl was with them during that scene, but neither knew it. They've done that before with Daryl and his brother in S3.

If the people from Terminus are bad, it's a direct rip from 30 Days Later.

This season is sort of turning out to be a replay of S3, with Daryl taking the role of Andrea with the bad group.

30 days later?

 

[packersfan]

We don't know if Daryl's in with Bouncing Ball Guy and his crew just yet. He may just be in survival mode.

Also, there is no way they will have Daryl do as many amazingly moronic things as Andrea did last season. No way. I refuse to believe it. That absolutely has to be a cautionary tale in the writer's room.

 

[lod01]

My prediction: Everyone, except Glenn's group converges on Terminus. Not a good place. They are held there against their will. Glenn's group comes and saves the day. Next season focuses on Abraham, the scientist and the quest to DC.

My prediction: I think the Joe dude (and his group of freaks) that came upon Daryl is going to play a part in saving someone. Basing this on Daryl's freakout about not being able to protect the prison or whatever he was talking about back at the house the burned. Then the Rick thing comes into play where he saw the one guy getting choked out.

 

[comfortably numb]

I think the main issue I am having with the show is boredom.

I'm not sure if the comics have this covered but it just seems like the plan is to have these guys as nomads in the middle of rural Georgia.

What is the end game? What do these guys have to live for? What is the goal?
Survive the day?

Maybe they are soon heading there but I think I need to know they are at least thinking of something other than just chill in the woods and survive.

A cure? (abraham hopefully)

Get a convoy together head for an island and inhabit there live happily ever after?

head somewhere were there might be some answers?

anything?

I'm starting to get the soap opera feel.

Im sorry if this doesn't go in line wit the comics but it just feels that after all this time, I am still not left with what sort of resolution to look forward to

 

[lod01]

Was there any bigger foreshadowing than Daryl laying in a casket while Beth plays the piano? Plus the "pretty soon I'm not even going to need you" comment? RIP Daryl.

Was anyone else was waiting for someone (who was hiding in the house) to close him in the casket and lock it and then take Beth. From the angle they were showing him in it, they could have come around the corner and shut it.That would have been awesome.

 

[mquinnjr]

My prediction: Everyone, except Glenn's group converges on Terminus. Not a good place. They are held there against their will. Glenn's group comes and saves the day. Next season focuses on Abraham, the scientist and the quest to DC.

My prediction: I think the Joe dude (and his group of freaks) that came upon Daryl is going to play a part in saving someone. Basing this on Daryl's freakout about not being able to protect the prison or whatever he was talking about back at the house the burned. Then the Rick thing comes into play where he saw the one guy getting choked out.

I envision something along the lines of 28 Days Later where the British Army personnel found and fortified the Worsley House and sent out the emergency radio message stating "...salvation...the answer to infection..." Once the group made it there, we found out this was not a place where you wanted to be.

 

[BustedKnuckles]

Beth being kidnapped by the only Human they've seen in weeks who just happens to spot her in the middle of the night in the middle of nowhere.

They have a very heavy handed way to move the plot along.

What if it was the current occupant of the house? They return from wharever they are (supply run?) and come back to find the windows boarded up and cans strung up around the perimeter. So, they decide to stay in the car to scope out the folks that have taken over their spot.

Walkers come, overrun the place, and suddenly a live human comes running out of the dark. They grab her, throw her in the car, snd take off without looking back.

This is how I saw it as playing out.

This is how I saw it playing out as well.

they shot down to the local Piggly Wiggly

 

[SacramentoBob]

If Rick recognizes anyone, it will be tennis ball guy. There will probably be some tense meetup between Rick and sort of Hispanic looking guy for the sake of the audience, but they won't recognize each other. I think the people at Terminus are good and the people with Kober are from a separate group of bad folks. Not more than a day or two has passed since Rick was hiding under the bed. He didn't pick up additional men, that's just how many he had at the time minus pooping man. It would be funny if Daryl was with them during that scene, but neither knew it. They've done that before with Daryl and his brother in S3.

If the people from Terminus are bad, it's a direct rip from 30 Days Later.

This season is sort of turning out to be a replay of S3, with Daryl taking the role of Andrea with the bad group.

30 days later?

30 days, 28 days whatever. It was a leap year when I watched the movie.

 

[ClownCausedChaos2]

If Rick recognizes anyone, it will be tennis ball guy. There will probably be some tense meetup between Rick and sort of Hispanic looking guy for the sake of the audience, but they won't recognize each other. I think the people at Terminus are good and the people with Kober are from a separate group of bad folks. Not more than a day or two has passed since Rick was hiding under the bed. He didn't pick up additional men, that's just how many he had at the time minus pooping man. It would be funny if Daryl was with them during that scene, but neither knew it. They've done that before with Daryl and his brother in S3.

If the people from Terminus are bad, it's a direct rip from 30 Days Later.

This season is sort of turning out to be a replay of S3, with Daryl taking the role of Andrea with the bad group.

30 days later?

30 days, 28 days whatever. It was a leap year when I watched the movie.

There are two days in post-apocalyptic leap years?

 

[SacramentoBob]

If Rick recognizes anyone, it will be tennis ball guy. There will probably be some tense meetup between Rick and sort of Hispanic looking guy for the sake of the audience, but they won't recognize each other. I think the people at Terminus are good and the people with Kober are from a separate group of bad folks. Not more than a day or two has passed since Rick was hiding under the bed. He didn't pick up additional men, that's just how many he had at the time minus pooping man. It would be funny if Daryl was with them during that scene, but neither knew it. They've done that before with Daryl and his brother in S3.

If the people from Terminus are bad, it's a direct rip from 30 Days Later.

This season is sort of turning out to be a replay of S3, with Daryl taking the role of Andrea with the bad group.

30 days later?

30 days, 28 days whatever. It was a leap year when I watched the movie.

There are two days in post-apocalyptic leap years?

Leap year plus I hadn't set my clock back properly.

 

[ClownCausedChaos2]

If Rick recognizes anyone, it will be tennis ball guy. There will probably be some tense meetup between Rick and sort of Hispanic looking guy for the sake of the audience, but they won't recognize each other. I think the people at Terminus are good and the people with Kober are from a separate group of bad folks. Not more than a day or two has passed since Rick was hiding under the bed. He didn't pick up additional men, that's just how many he had at the time minus pooping man. It would be funny if Daryl was with them during that scene, but neither knew it. They've done that before with Daryl and his brother in S3.

If the people from Terminus are bad, it's a direct rip from 30 Days Later.

This season is sort of turning out to be a replay of S3, with Daryl taking the role of Andrea with the bad group.

30 days later?

30 days, 28 days whatever. It was a leap year when I watched the movie.

There are two days in post-apocalyptic leap years?

Leap year plus I hadn't set my clock back properly.

Ah.

 

[Loan Sharks]

Was I the only one who yelled "What the #### are you doing?" at the tv when Daryl went to open the door?

 

[SacramentoBob]

Was I the only one who yelled "What the #### are you doing?" at the tv when Daryl went to open the door?

I'm positive I heard walkers while they were sitting at the table.

 

[SacramentoBob]

Do you think those walkers were Jehovah's Witnesses?

 

[Parrothead]

Was I the only one who yelled "What the #### are you doing?" at the tv when Daryl went to open the door?

I'm positive I heard walkers while they were sitting at the table.

that was Daryl's sperm lining in formation

 

[El Floppo]

Question about the opening, I had thought Rick was the first to meet up with Bob the drunk? And What was the point of showing Darryl and Glenn picking him up?

I thought i remembered Daryl saying he was 1st to find him?

You're right I'm not remembering properly. Thought it was an odd flashback, I'm sure it has some meaning that I'm not figuring out.

Bob's life was the suck before he met Daryl and joined their group. He's happy just not to be wandering the woods alone.

yeah. I mentioned a bit ago that what I liked about the show was it's ability to show elements of the human condition amidst the zombacolypse. What does it mean to be human? I thought this show did a much better job with that than the previous two clunkers. is it ok to be alone? is society part of what makes us human, let alone how we act in that society? I really liked the state of... grace, I guess, that Bob seems to be in with his realization that he's happy just sharing time with somebody else (and also having a goal, rather than just hunkering down or wandering around).

And wasn't that a hearst? would make sense that it belongs to the owners of the house, if so. Not clear on why they'd grab the girl and leave Darryl if they weren't sent in to be antagonists by the writers.

 

[El Floppo]

Was I the only one who yelled "What the #### are you doing?" at the tv when Daryl went to open the door?

I'm positive I heard walkers while they were sitting at the table.

either way- looking out the window first isn't an option?

 

[Parrothead]

Was I the only one who yelled "What the #### are you doing?" at the tv when Daryl went to open the door?

I'm positive I heard walkers while they were sitting at the table.

either way- looking out the window first isn't an option?

He should have told Beth it was for her

 

[falguy]

Question about the opening, I had thought Rick was the first to meet up with Bob the drunk? And What was the point of showing Darryl and Glenn picking him up?

I thought i remembered Daryl saying he was 1st to find him?

You're right I'm not remembering properly. Thought it was an odd flashback, I'm sure it has some meaning that I'm not figuring out.

Bob's life was the suck before he met Daryl and joined their group. He's happy just not to be wandering the woods alone.

yeah. I mentioned a bit ago that what I liked about the show was it's ability to show elements of the human condition amidst the zombacolypse. What does it mean to be human? I thought this show did a much better job with that than the previous two clunkers. is it ok to be alone? is society part of what makes us human, let alone how we act in that society? I really liked the state of... grace, I guess, that Bob seems to be in with his realization that he's happy just sharing time with somebody else (and also having a goal, rather than just hunkering down or wandering around).

And wasn't that a hearst? would make sense that it belongs to the owners of the house, if so. Not clear on why they'd grab the girl and leave Darryl if they weren't sent in to be antagonists by the writers.

I didn't see the driver but don't think it was Patty

 

[stbugs]

If Rick recognizes anyone, it will be tennis ball guy. There will probably be some tense meetup between Rick and sort of Hispanic looking guy for the sake of the audience, but they won't recognize each other. I think the people at Terminus are good and the people with Kober are from a separate group of bad folks. Not more than a day or two has passed since Rick was hiding under the bed. He didn't pick up additional men, that's just how many he had at the time minus pooping man. It would be funny if Daryl was with them during that scene, but neither knew it. They've done that before with Daryl and his brother in S3.

If the people from Terminus are bad, it's a direct rip from 30 Days Later.

This season is sort of turning out to be a replay of S3, with Daryl taking the role of Andrea with the bad group.

30 days later?

30 days, 28 days whatever. It was a leap year when I watched the movie.

If Rick recognizes anyone, it will be tennis ball guy. There will probably be some tense meetup between Rick and sort of Hispanic looking guy for the sake of the audience, but they won't recognize each other. I think the people at Terminus are good and the people with Kober are from a separate group of bad folks. Not more than a day or two has passed since Rick was hiding under the bed. He didn't pick up additional men, that's just how many he had at the time minus pooping man. It would be funny if Daryl was with them during that scene, but neither knew it. They've done that before with Daryl and his brother in S3.

If the people from Terminus are bad, it's a direct rip from 30 Days Later.

This season is sort of turning out to be a replay of S3, with Daryl taking the role of Andrea with the bad group.

30 days later?

30 days, 28 days whatever. It was a leap year when I watched the movie.

OK, I got the reference now, although it was pretty darn clear about 1 minute in that they were not nice guys. Something tells me that Terminus will take a little longer to find out that it is not good to be there. I just hope it is better than the governor and Andrea. I don't want to see that again.

 

[(HULK)]

A brief scene from next week: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_e7optvW8uY

This isn't the one shown on Talking Dead.

 

[Loan Sharks]

Bob is now my second favorite character.

1. Lizzie

2. Bob

If they kill Bob I am gonna be pretty pissed.

 

[SacramentoBob]

A brief scene from next week: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_e7optvW8uY

WTF kind of preview is that?

 

[Copeman]

A brief scene from next week: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_e7optvW8uY

This isn't the one shown on Talking Dead.

Can't really tell if that is a walker or a person. Guessing of course they made it look like that on purpose. Who could it be, all alone?

 

[(HULK)]

A brief scene from next week: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_e7optvW8uY

This isn't the one shown on Talking Dead.

Can't really tell if that is a walker or a person. Guessing of course they made it look like that on purpose. Who could it be, all alone?

Of course they did it on purpose.

But maybe this will curtail the speculation based on the other preview that XXXX is gone.

 

[ClownCausedChaos2]

Damnit, I've been reading this thread too much. My first thought was, "if it's coming to you, why are you handing the baby to the little girl and walking away from them??"

 

[Kraft...]

A brief scene from next week: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_e7optvW8uY

This isn't the one shown on Talking Dead.

Can't really tell if that is a walker or a person. Guessing of course they made it look like that on purpose. Who could it be, all alone?

Maybe Carol having a dream about Sophia

oops, I thought that said it WAS the one they showed on Talking dead, ignore

 

[cstu]

If the people from Terminus are bad, it's a direct rip from 30 Days Later.

And every single post-apocalyptic story every told. Of course they are going to be bad.

 

[cstu]

30 days, 28 days whatever. It was a leap year when I watched the movie.

 

[cstu]

Bob's life was the suck before he met Daryl and joined their group. He's happy just not to be wandering the woods alone.

yeah. I mentioned a bit ago that what I liked about the show was it's ability to show elements of the human condition amidst the zombacolypse. What does it mean to be human? I thought this show did a much better job with that than the previous two clunkers. is it ok to be alone? is society part of what makes us human, let alone how we act in that society? I really liked the state of... grace, I guess, that Bob seems to be in with his realization that he's happy just sharing time with somebody else (and also having a goal, rather than just hunkering down or wandering around).

Wonder if the plan is to have Bob become the new Dale/Herschel.