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In the cold? Like they didn't even break for lunch or go back to their trailers at any time during that 15 hours?
Yeah it was to let Rick know it was the same guy by marking him with a X and that they had been out smarted.shuke said:
To be fair, the biggest group Rick ran into was Woodbury and then he spend a year (?) at Alexandria seeing no one new. Then out of nowhere there's a huge, organized army.
Haven't seen a bottle rocket explosion yet on FTWD.snogger said:wait.. what???
The acting there and the story itself is 10..no make that 100 times worse..
I suffered through last season so will tune in for episode 1 of season 2.. But if it is as bad as last year I'm out and won't feel like I missed a thing.
No clue, I dont watch TTD. In fact, I quit TWD when I found out Glen wasnt really dead. Havent watched a minute since until the last half hour of last nights finale.
My guess it is done... I watched the premiere episode a couple months back as part of AMC survey group. I'm not a big cycle person but it was interesting enough that I'll tune into another episode when they start airing them.
That is the part that people are missing. Watching cocky and unbeatable Rick slowly come to the realization that his group is out of their league and in so far over their head that they are going to die and it is his fault. You can see it going progressively during the episode and he it sinks into his head that they are screwed.
He did...he pointed at Darryl when he said "a tiger" and pointed at Sasha when he said "by his toe".
No one is missing it. We got it. In fact, the problem is we got it much quicker than Rick did, because the writers have been hanging this over our heads all season. So while Rick was taking 4 tries at passing to figure things out, many of us were just bored waiting for it to inevitably happen. It didn't help that the breaks from that repetition were the awful Carol/Morgan subplot.
Perhaps Neegan will take a page out of Jabba the Huts playbook and keep Rosita chained to his throne dressed in fetish wear. I know I would.
I thought the way to do the comic story justice and keep some kind of swerve in there would have been to unexpectedly kill 2 characters.
This would be so lame. If they want to keep their edge (every character should be at risk). Personally, I think they should kill Rick but that won't happen.
I actually thought about this theory myself. The stuff Cohan and Lincoln said just didn't seem to fit the "sickening" bill. Maybe they decided after the backlash (aka publicity) from the Glenn dumpster dive to do another massive cliffhanger on if someone dies, or who it might be. Wouldn't put it past them.
Yeah it sounds like they had written it in prior and then changed their minds and made it a cliffhanger.
lol yep, after the repeated RV dead end scenes, I really thought he might do just that. On second thought, he could have done it, narrowed it down to two or three and had THAT be the cliffhanger, and i think there would have been at least a little less angry backlash from the fan base.
