I am pretty sure the last 2 seasons were like this. This season so far as had a lot more zombie killing and hunting, and people trying to survive by killing each other.
Now that no one has problems with killing zombies (its almost as if they're killing small rodents and pests), I fear that this show might become a drama with character development and exploration. Meh.
Now that no one has problems with killing zombies (its almost as if they're killing small rodents and pests), I fear that this show might become a drama with character development and exploration. Meh.
Won't be so easy to kill zombies when you add the human factor. They might have it down now, but in the middle of some human drama? That is when !@#$ hits the fan and a bite or a scratch becomes easy.
Christian Bale (Batman) is British, but the guys playing the new Superman and Spiderman are Americans. Magneto and Professor X are, but they talk with their regular accents.
True Blood has some guys doing american accents though. The guy that plays Bill is British, and the guy that plays redneck Jason is Australian.
yea, the guy who plays bill was a vamp before in a late 90s show called ultraviolet
the new supes is cavill who is a brit afaik and the new spidey was raised in the UK no?
Watched last night's episode with a roomful of friends, when Lori said "I know I'm a shitty wife and a terrible mother..." the entire room shouted out an "Amen!" in unison.
Just some things that bothered me this episode (maybe spoilers):
- Why did the lady ask the Asian dude to go and help her get a walker to practice on at that very moment? Was there an immediate need? Why not just wait until the rest of the group got back? They left the potentially zombified doctor alone with a pregnant lady, his two daughters, and a little boy... brilliant.
- Why did they immediately unchain the doctor when they saw he was still alive? How is he any less of a threat than he was before? If anything, it's more obvious that he can die at any moment... And why not chain both hands instead of just one?
- Why send the son out alone to collect food from the cafeteria? Wasn't rule 1 never go anywhere alone? And why get mad at him for going to the infirmary?
- Why did the sheriff recklessly chase after the black dude who ran away?
The show is good. It's exciting. The characters are interesting. But these stupid little things that make me yell at the TV like a crazy person really annoy me.
Also, and maybe I just missed/forgot something from last season, but why does the sheriff hate his wife now?
- Why did the sheriff recklessly chase after the black dude who ran away?
Where are all the nude and partly nude zombies?
So who or what was watching Carol from the bushes when she was practicing on that zombie? Merle?
Well we did get a zombie underwear crotch shot last night, so things are looking up.
I'm liking this season better than the 2nd season. I kindof don't get why they don't find a major river and take it down to the gulf though.
So you think he should have let him get to the armory?
You think a single guy with no zombie survival experience and no weapon would make it to an armory - is there even an armory? He couldn't even hit the sheriff with a bat.
Again, isn't rule #1 never go anywhere alone? Especially when he has no idea what could be down those dark hallways.
Potential zombie horde is a far greater risk.
Rick was a cop... you see a black guy run, it's just natural instinct to give chase, especially if he's already a convict.
He put the convict down like a walker. :awe:Rick was a cop... you see a black guy run, it's just natural instinct to give chase, especially if he's already a convict.
I look at it from the standpoint that the virus compels to the host to repeatedly bite living things to spread itself. Maybe they're not actually eating as much as biting. It just doesn't make sense that they eat people--they would have a narrow window between where they could eat them and the person turned into a zombie.
I guess it's one of those "ehh...just watch the show" deals.
So who or what was watching Carol from the bushes when she was practicing on that zombie? Merle?
Yea, its kinda like how I read "World Of The Worlds" way before the movie came out. I was familiar with the reference material and it helped to shape my understanding of the movie. Basically, this poster is throwing a bitch fit because people have read the comic and know whats going on. It doesn't spoil the freaking show if the show is adapted from a comic. Technically, the show is already spoiled.
In the comic, Merle doesn't exist..but Hershel is a LOT like Merle in terms of his attitude. In the show, Hershel is just a humble religious farmer...in the comic, he's a sometimes humble religious farmer redneck that uses the N-word.
I suppose the blood is not a problem as long as there aren't breaks in your skin for it to enter your bloodstream. Technically, they are carriers of the Virus. It's similar to people who are carriers for diseases that don't affect them until there is a trigger to set it off...which I think is why the bite actually turns people.
Either that or the zombies just have some killer Komodo Dragon saliva that just kills people and then everyone comes back as zombies :biggrin: