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***OFFICIAL 'The Walking Dead' TV Series Thread*** (8 Viewers)

should have just kept the walkers in the quarry and come up with a better containment plan.. this dead parade idea turned out badly
It's not like they let them out. The truck fell and let them out before they could even get done their walk through of the plan. That herd was coming out then no matter what.
They had plenty of time during the planning stages to bring in more trucks in case that happened.
I believe it was the amount of zombies pushing on the truck that moved it. But, sure, if you think complaining about the plot makes you feel better, by all means, continue.
instead of bringing in more trucks... how about a wall?

 
Well based on that interview, he's obviously alive. That's pretty stupid.
I'll put my trust in Gimple if indeed Glenn is alive to have come up with a logical explanation. I'm not gonna pass judgment till I see how it all unfolds.
Any logical explanation should have been shown already. For instance, I could see a case being made for a fantasy sequence, but then that needs to be followed immediately with what actually happened. Killing off a character on screen and then coming back two episodes later with an "oh it was just a dream" thing is the kind of stuff that even soap operas don't do anymore because it's too hokey.

 
Due to real life circumstance, I've watched all of this seasons episodes too late at night and far too drunk. I've missed quite a few details. But even I came out of the episode thinking Glen is alive.

 
Well based on that interview, he's obviously alive. That's pretty stupid.
I'll put my trust in Gimple if indeed Glenn is alive to have come up with a logical explanation. I'm not gonna pass judgment till I see how it all unfolds.
Any logical explanation should have been shown already. For instance, I could see a case being made for a fantasy sequence, but then that needs to be followed immediately with what actually happened. Killing off a character on screen and then coming back two episodes later with an "oh it was just a dream" thing is the kind of stuff that even soap operas don't do anymore because it's too hokey.
I agree that on the surface using the "It was just a dream" approach seems rather ridiculous. But I want to see what Gimple does before saying with 100% conviction it isn't going to work.

 
they better not dedicate the entire next episode to "morgan's dilemma". :yawn:
I think it would be awesome to see what Morgan did from the time of losing his son, to Clear, to ninja Morgan trekking to Va
It would be, but not right after the Glenn cliff hanger. I don't need a full 90-minute episode about how Morgan became Donatello from TMNT.
Just like Tyreese, the writers are really screwing up another chance to have a very beloved character. First they make Morgan an ultra-pacifist who makes idiotic mistakes which is already starting to make people sour on him, and now they put his dedicated episode (which everyone really wanted just a few weeks ago) right in the middle of a big cliffhanger when no one wants to be bothered with a flashback episode that doesn't resolve everything.

 
they better not dedicate the entire next episode to "morgan's dilemma". :yawn:
I think it would be awesome to see what Morgan did from the time of losing his son, to Clear, to ninja Morgan trekking to Va
It would be, but not right after the Glenn cliff hanger. I don't need a full 90-minute episode about how Morgan became Donatello from TMNT.
Just like Tyreese, the writers are really screwing up another chance to have a very beloved character. First they make Morgan an ultra-pacifist who makes idiotic mistakes which is already starting to make people sour on him, and now they put his dedicated episode (which everyone really wanted just a few weeks ago) right in the middle of a big cliffhanger when no one wants to be bothered with a flashback episode that doesn't resolve everything.
Totally agree, it's like they're trying to create buzz that they obviously don't need. This is a massively popular show, why throw gimmicks at us?

 
Quick thought:

Has anyone other than Glenn talked to Nicolas this season?

Any chance there is a 6th sense thing going on here. Glenn killed him in the season 5 finale and keeps seeing him thinking he is alive?

No idea if this is possible, but the thought just occurred to me that Nick is a hallucination of Glenn's.

 
they better not dedicate the entire next episode to "morgan's dilemma". :yawn:
I think it would be awesome to see what Morgan did from the time of losing his son, to Clear, to ninja Morgan trekking to Va
It would be, but not right after the Glenn cliff hanger. I don't need a full 90-minute episode about how Morgan became Donatello from TMNT.
Just like Tyreese, the writers are really screwing up another chance to have a very beloved character. First they make Morgan an ultra-pacifist who makes idiotic mistakes which is already starting to make people sour on him, and now they put his dedicated episode (which everyone really wanted just a few weeks ago) right in the middle of a big cliffhanger when no one wants to be bothered with a flashback episode that doesn't resolve everything.
Totally agree, it's like they're trying to create buzz that they obviously don't need. This is a massively popular show, why throw gimmicks at us?
The answer is very shocking...click here to find out!!!!

 
has TWD ever had a "dream" or "hallucination" where they clearly left a backdoor out of a crappy situation before? if not, it would be weird for them to do it now...

 
Quick thought:

Has anyone other than Glenn talked to Nicolas this season?

Any chance there is a 6th sense thing going on here. Glenn killed him in the season 5 finale and keeps seeing him thinking he is alive?

No idea if this is possible, but the thought just occurred to me that Nick is a hallucination of Glenn's.
Interesting thought. I seem to remember someone saying something to Nicholas in the opener, but maybe you're on to something

 
Well based on that interview, he's obviously alive. That's pretty stupid.
I'll put my trust in Gimple if indeed Glenn is alive to have come up with a logical explanation. I'm not gonna pass judgment till I see how it all unfolds.
Any logical explanation should have been shown already. For instance, I could see a case being made for a fantasy sequence, but then that needs to be followed immediately with what actually happened. Killing off a character on screen and then coming back two episodes later with an "oh it was just a dream" thing is the kind of stuff that even soap operas don't do anymore because it's too hokey.
my :2cents:

Would have been better served as a mid-season cliff hanger.. I know it is making some :rant: asking.. how did he possibly survive??? or in your case finding it "hokey" if is is a Vision/dream sequence..

But in the end it is doing EXACTLY what the writers/directors wanted.. Getting everyone interested and guessing for the next two weeks.. as I feel next weeks 90 minute episode is going to focus on Morgan..

 
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Well based on that interview, he's obviously alive. That's pretty stupid.
I'll put my trust in Gimple if indeed Glenn is alive to have come up with a logical explanation. I'm not gonna pass judgment till I see how it all unfolds.
Any logical explanation should have been shown already. For instance, I could see a case being made for a fantasy sequence, but then that needs to be followed immediately with what actually happened. Killing off a character on screen and then coming back two episodes later with an "oh it was just a dream" thing is the kind of stuff that even soap operas don't do anymore because it's too hokey.
my :2cents: Would have been better served as a mid-season cliff hanger.. I know it is making some :rant: asking.. how did he possibly survive??? or in your case finding it "hokey" if is is a Vision/dream sequence..

But in the end it is doing EXACTLY what the writers/directors wanted.. Getting everyone interested and guessing for the next two weeks.. as I feel next weeks 90 minute episode is going to focus on Morgan..
:rolleyes: Do they really need to do this, though? :shrug:

 
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The show runners comments + the fact that the gun ran out of ammo 17 seconds before the dude shot himself in the head makes me think we saw a hallucination of some sort.

 
nirad3 said:
snogger said:
IvanKaramazov said:
packersfan said:
IvanKaramazov said:
packersfan said:
Well based on that interview, he's obviously alive. That's pretty stupid.
I'll put my trust in Gimple if indeed Glenn is alive to have come up with a logical explanation. I'm not gonna pass judgment till I see how it all unfolds.
Any logical explanation should have been shown already. For instance, I could see a case being made for a fantasy sequence, but then that needs to be followed immediately with what actually happened. Killing off a character on screen and then coming back two episodes later with an "oh it was just a dream" thing is the kind of stuff that even soap operas don't do anymore because it's too hokey.
my :2cents: Would have been better served as a mid-season cliff hanger.. I know it is making some :rant: asking.. how did he possibly survive??? or in your case finding it "hokey" if is is a Vision/dream sequence..

But in the end it is doing EXACTLY what the writers/directors wanted.. Getting everyone interested and guessing for the next two weeks.. as I feel next weeks 90 minute episode is going to focus on Morgan..
:rolleyes: Do they really need to do this, though? :shrug:
I'd say yes, as I have a feeling many are NOT going to be happy with next weeks "Filler" episode.. and why not.. It's not like people are going to quit watching because they left it that way..

My daughter has been too busy with School and friends to watch this season just been dvr'ing them, but after school yesterday and hearing "Did you see that!?!?!" she came home and immediately caught up.. Buzz = Viewership :shrug:

 
poll from link within that linked article:

Do you think Glenn is dead?

Beyond a doubt, yes. 15.56% (8,111 votes)
No way, it wasn't definitive. 84.44% (44,002 votes)
 
Thought here... Maybe it isn't Glenn's "hallucination" but Nick's..

He's been the one flipping out throughout the run through town looking for a building to burn.. and Glenn constantly pulling him back to reality..

So they get on top of the dumpster, both empty their pistol's and he goes into the :loco: look thinking they are done..

Hallucinates that he miraculously finds one extra bullet... realizes that if he shoots himself he also kills Glenn who he owes... snaps too and they climb the fence and use it to get to the building..

:shrug:

 
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Thought here... Maybe it isn't Glenn's "hallucination" but Nick's..

He's been the one flipping out throughout the run through town looking for a building to burn.. and Glenn constantly pulling him back to reality..

So they get on top of the dumpster, both empty their pistol's and he goes into the :loco: look thinking they are done..

Hallucinates that he miraculously finds one extra bullet... realizes that if he shoots himself he also kills Glenn who he owes... snaps too and they climb the fence and use it to get to the building..

:shrug:
I like it. Put me down for this option.

 
zoonation said:
Parrothead said:
zoonation said:
they better not dedicate the entire next episode to "morgan's dilemma". :yawn:
I think it would be awesome to see what Morgan did from the time of losing his son, to Clear, to ninja Morgan trekking to Va
i think he is the least interesting character on the show. Annoying, even.
I definitely find him the most annoying since Andrea. I wish the moron that picked up the gun as he was running away had gone back and shot him.
 
How many days do you think you guys would live if you were in The Walking Dead?

I would make it two months.
If these idiots standing around the woods in a circle while a zombie somehow stomping around through twigs somehow "sneaks" up on them can survive a year then I think I could make it a couple of decades.

 
nirad3 said:
snogger said:
IvanKaramazov said:
packersfan said:
IvanKaramazov said:
packersfan said:
Well based on that interview, he's obviously alive. That's pretty stupid.
I'll put my trust in Gimple if indeed Glenn is alive to have come up with a logical explanation. I'm not gonna pass judgment till I see how it all unfolds.
Any logical explanation should have been shown already. For instance, I could see a case being made for a fantasy sequence, but then that needs to be followed immediately with what actually happened. Killing off a character on screen and then coming back two episodes later with an "oh it was just a dream" thing is the kind of stuff that even soap operas don't do anymore because it's too hokey.
my :2cents: Would have been better served as a mid-season cliff hanger.. I know it is making some :rant: asking.. how did he possibly survive??? or in your case finding it "hokey" if is is a Vision/dream sequence..

But in the end it is doing EXACTLY what the writers/directors wanted.. Getting everyone interested and guessing for the next two weeks.. as I feel next weeks 90 minute episode is going to focus on Morgan..
:rolleyes: Do they really need to do this, though? :shrug:
Did Game of Thrones?

 
Thought here... Maybe it isn't Glenn's "hallucination" but Nick's..

He's been the one flipping out throughout the run through town looking for a building to burn.. and Glenn constantly pulling him back to reality..

So they get on top of the dumpster, both empty their pistol's and he goes into the :loco: look thinking they are done..

Hallucinates that he miraculously finds one extra bullet... realizes that if he shoots himself he also kills Glenn who he owes... snaps too and they climb the fence and use it to get to the building..

:shrug:
I like it. Put me down for this option.
Gimple said in the article that Nick is dead so not sure how he could hallucinate what we saw with Glenn.

The way Gimple worded the answer about how we did see a gun at Nick's temple and not directly saying Nick shot himself has me thinking we could see something involving Glenn having killed him and hallucinating the rest though.

 
(HULK) said:
The show runners comments + the fact that the gun ran out of ammo 17 seconds before the dude shot himself in the head makes me think we saw a hallucination of some sort.
Yeah that's what I just posted. Based on the way Gimple was answering the questions I'm thinking it was Glenn's.

Kirkman talked at Comic-Con about the cool things coming up for Glenn this season. So far nothing has really been super cool unless you consider being devoured a cool thing to experience.

 
based on Gimples answers i assume Glenn uses Nicholas as bait and shoves him off the dumpster so he can get free. now glenn is murderer.

 
Wasn't Glenn involved in any of the group fights with the governor or other groups? If so it is possible he killed someone just not in a one on one situation. I still don't like that angle as he definitely would kill a threat if faced with one and don't want to rewatch every episode to confirm if that is true or not.

 
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How many days do you think you guys would live if you were in The Walking Dead?

I would make it two months.
I don't think I'd get shanked by some wandering zombie like so many of these clowns. I'd either bite it in the days after the outbreak ala FEAR THE WALKING DEAD or I'd piss the wrong human off months/years after and catch a bullet.

 
(HULK) said:
The show runners comments + the fact that the gun ran out of ammo 17 seconds before the dude shot himself in the head makes me think we saw a hallucination of some sort.
To layer onto it, what if the shot came from someone else and that is why the splatter hit Glenn in the face like it did. Way too much splatter for a gunshot to the head like that, it wasn't a 44 magnum afterall. So the mystery shooter comes in and wipes out all the walkers and voila...Glenn lives.

 
(HULK) said:
The show runners comments + the fact that the gun ran out of ammo 17 seconds before the dude shot himself in the head makes me think we saw a hallucination of some sort.
To layer onto it, what if the shot came from someone else and that is why the splatter hit Glenn in the face like it did. Way too much splatter for a gunshot to the head like that, it wasn't a 44 magnum afterall. So the mystery shooter comes in and wipes out all the walkers and voila...Glenn lives.
That's a lot of walkers to get rid of who are all on top of Glenn.

If Glenn's alive, I'm starting to think this is more about him killing Nick and somehow becoming seriously messed up as a result. If Kirkman's comments at Comic-Con can be trusted developing Glenn's character in a completely new way as a result of him doing something he'd never done before (something Gimple references in the article I posted) would line up as something cool to see. But ultimately, it all resides with a believable explanation for how he didn't die based on what we saw. That's on Gimple.

 
(HULK) said:
The show runners comments + the fact that the gun ran out of ammo 17 seconds before the dude shot himself in the head makes me think we saw a hallucination of some sort.
To layer onto it, what if the shot came from someone else and that is why the splatter hit Glenn in the face like it did. Way too much splatter for a gunshot to the head like that, it wasn't a 44 magnum afterall. So the mystery shooter comes in and wipes out all the walkers and voila...Glenn lives.
That's a lot of walkers to get rid of who are all on top of Glenn.

If Glenn's alive, I'm starting to think this is more about him killing Nick and somehow becoming seriously messed up as a result. If Kirkman's comments at Comic-Con can be trusted developing Glenn's character in a completely new way as a result of him doing something he'd never done before (something Gimple references in the article I posted) would line up as something cool to see. But ultimately, it all resides with a believable explanation for how he didn't die based on what we saw. That's on Gimple.
If true, that's not a good development or use of Glenn's character.

IMO, part of Glenn's allure (both in the comic issues that I've read and the show) is that he's NOT messed up. He doesn't carry baggage. I think that's what makes him likeable....

and really makes what happens to him in the book more deplorable.
 
(HULK) said:
The show runners comments + the fact that the gun ran out of ammo 17 seconds before the dude shot himself in the head makes me think we saw a hallucination of some sort.
To layer onto it, what if the shot came from someone else and that is why the splatter hit Glenn in the face like it did. Way too much splatter for a gunshot to the head like that, it wasn't a 44 magnum afterall. So the mystery shooter comes in and wipes out all the walkers and voila...Glenn lives.
That's a lot of walkers to get rid of who are all on top of Glenn.

If Glenn's alive, I'm starting to think this is more about him killing Nick and somehow becoming seriously messed up as a result. If Kirkman's comments at Comic-Con can be trusted developing Glenn's character in a completely new way as a result of him doing something he'd never done before (something Gimple references in the article I posted) would line up as something cool to see. But ultimately, it all resides with a believable explanation for how he didn't die based on what we saw. That's on Gimple.
If true, that's not a good development or use of Glenn's character.

IMO, part of Glenn's allure (both in the comic issues that I've read and the show) is that he's NOT messed up. He doesn't carry baggage. I think that's what makes him likeable....

and really makes what happens to him in the book more deplorable.
I don't read the comics so I don't know how he was developed there but I agree on the show he's been the one person who's generally refused to succumb to the savagery all around him. But he has teetered on the brink before and maybe this is the moment where he loses control and now he has to deal with the ramifications of what he's done.

To this point things have not fared too well for the moral compass of the show. They typically end up dying. Maybe with Glenn, Gimple has other plans. The way he harped on Glenn never having killed a human in the article sure makes it seem like that's a character point they wanted to emphasize.

 

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