I think your bunched up panties are cutting off the circulation to your head.
No. I also think that the notion is silly. I just didn't raise my blood pressure thinking/caring about it.My panties may be bunched up, but you seem to be supporting this ridiculous notion?
The woman who lived with this group throughout the zombie apocalypse, who had absolutely no beef with them, who probably in fact loved all of them like a family, who wants to see them when she finds out they're alive, just decides to drive a busload of zombies into their compound? Please explain why.
My panties may be bunched up, but you seem to be supporting this ridiculous notion?
The woman who lived with this group throughout the zombie apocalypse, who had absolutely no beef with them, who probably in fact loved all of them like a family, who wants to see them when she finds out they're alive, just decides to drive a busload of zombies into their compound? Please explain why.
I think your bunched up panties are cutting off the circulation to your head.
In all seriousness... it is completely idiotic for anyone in this thread to suggest it was Andrea, even if you could somehow ignore that the governor and his crew were long gone while she was meandering around the town looking for them.
Imho, if it were all action without any character development, it'd be about as shallow and entertaining as a Sylvester Stallone movie.
No thank you.
Character development? Explain to me the character development of T-Dog.
Character development? Explain to me the character development of T-Dog.
or glenn.
or maggie.
or herschel.
or herschel's other daughter.
or lorrie, before dying.
Maybe korl? I remember seeing a picture of him telling rick he was 'homosex' and then rick crying. So that's sort of development.
Rick lost his wife a week or so earlier, and in that same time a new baby daughter was born, his son shot his own mother, he shot the walker that had eaten his wife, he got a phone call from his wife and Shane, he attacked Woodbury, and then had to go back to Woodbury to save Daryll....
It's been a couple of months for us, but in the context of the show all of this happened a week ago or so....
I think Rick deserves to have a meltdown.
Character development? Explain to me the character development of T-Dog.
Yeah, almost none of the characters that are still alive have much development. Rick went crazy and Daryl turned into a good guy. That's about it. I guess Carl developed into someone who doesn't leave the damn house constantly and The Governor hates everyone cause his daughter died.
I just get tired of the drama that doesn't really seem to go anywhere. Why is Andrea so stupid? Why the animosity with Michone and why has she probably had 10 lines the entire season? Why the drama between Maggie and Glen? Do most people even know Maggie's sister's name? The resolution of Merle's evil ways was almost laughable. Daryl's shirt randomly gets ripped and they bond over both being beaten for 5 seconds. It mostly feels like they can't figure out the basic fiction storytelling idiom that we all learned in school as kids: show me, don't tell me. We get a lot of weird and/or unbelievable character behavior without any real explanation. Instead of showing character motivation over time and building up to a change, stuff just happens.
In general, I just think the writing has gone way downhill since the first season. Probably has something to do with the writers and show runners being replaced.
This is why I say they just need more action. If you aren't going to use smart storytelling, I just want something with mindless violence and badassery.
what is the purpose of this show besides trying to survive and zombies?
if nothing more, this could be the last season.
they never should have killed Dale.
they never should have killed Dale.
+1
I'd forgotten about him until just now, but at least he was one of the few in the group with common sense
Doesn't anyone on set raise their hand and say, "Umm... How come the survivors rarely ever have ammunition issues or never need to reload? And how come they never miss zombies (even when shooting from a moving pickup on uneven ground) yet can't hit a stationary human?"
I thought I was watching an episode of the A-Team from the 80's. (For those who don't recall... Every episode, hundreds of rounds of ammunition were spent, but NOBODY ever got hit.)
I hated that Shane died from the very moment he did; he was the only one on the show that actually acted like he had a pair of functioning testicles. Granted he went over the top, but it's better than the push-over try-hard that Rick was, plus Shane balanced out all the whining. I know Shane dies in the comics, but still, I can't imagine every character is such a whiny fucking twat in the comics, so there's probably not as much of a need for someone like Shane later in the comic books
I HATED Dale but in some ways you're right - show definitely started going downhill afterward.
Here's how I see the gun issues...
Doesn't anyone on set raise their hand and say, "Umm... How come the survivors rarely ever have ammunition issues or never need to reload? And how come they never miss zombies (even when shooting from a moving pickup on uneven ground) yet can't hit a stationary human?"
I thought I was watching an episode of the A-Team from the 80's. (For those who don't recall... Every episode, hundreds of rounds of ammunition were spent, but NOBODY ever got hit.)