The Walking Dead

[Townhallsavoy]

Outstanding.....?  Nevermind.  I don't want to be the wet blanket.

[Kaos]

Outstanding.....?  Nevermind.  I don't want to be the wet blanket.

I hated the episode you loved.  Finding Radio gone crazy in the loft didn't do squat for me. 

I liked tonight's.   

Don't care about Glen and Maggie at all, they could leave that out.  But I like Merle.  Thought it was very well done and mixed the horror and brutality quite well. 

I still want to shoot Carl in the face.  I despise Lori and wish she would die again.  But tonight's episode didn't telegraph every move.  It was just a well-told, well-acted effort. 

[Townhallsavoy]

I'm pot committed, so I'll finish out the season and continue talking about it.  But I really do see myself skipping out on season 4 if it's anything like season 3. 

Andrea is worthless and a total moron.  The governor is lame and needs to die; it really seems like he's going to become a main staple of the show however.  Herschel is Dale without the hat or mechanic skills.  Carol COULD have been intersting if she and Darryl hooked up, but for some reason, the writers introduced that storyline and then forgot all about it.  The "I see dead Lori" angle needs to go away as it adds nothing to the plot.  What exactly has Rick done lately to even warrant his presence on the show?

I actually started to like Carl.  He toughened up, learned to shoot, and was actively contributing to the protection of the group. 

The show can easily pull me back in if they get back to the apocalypse and less on the weak tension in the buildup of a "war" with the lame ass Governor. 

And why are the zombies so cartoonish now? 

[Saniflush]

If I'm at the prison and decided to vacate it, (which I wouldn't) I would booby trap the fuck outta that place. 

[Jumbo]

I think they'll be gone when the governor storms the prison.

[Townhallsavoy]

I think they'll be gone when the governor storms the prison.

Hopefully it's booby trapped. 

Because I get a bad feeling that season 3 is going to end with the governor going crazy and wanting to chase down Michonne and the prison group instead of going back to Woodberry setting up season 4 to be full of lame ass Governor storylines.

[AUownsU]

So long Merle. Btw, I agree with others. Its time to kill the fuck out of the guvna.

[AUChizad]

I'm pot committed, so I'll finish out the season and continue talking about it.  But I really do see myself skipping out on season 4 if it's anything like season 3. 

Andrea is worthless and a total moron.  The governor is lame and needs to die; it really seems like he's going to become a main staple of the show however.  Herschel is Dale without the hat or mechanic skills.  Carol COULD have been intersting if she and Darryl hooked up, but for some reason, the writers introduced that storyline and then forgot all about it.  The "I see dead Lori" angle needs to go away as it adds nothing to the plot.  What exactly has Rick done lately to even warrant his presence on the show?

I actually started to like Carl.  He toughened up, learned to shoot, and was actively contributing to the protection of the group. 

The show can easily pull me back in if they get back to the apocalypse and less on the weak tension in the buildup of a "war" with the lame ass Governor. 

And why are the zombies so cartoonish now?

We're on the same wavelength.

I don't hate the show by any means, but at this point I'm pretty luke-warm on it.

Season one had action. It had a story. It moved along. Starting with Rick waking up to the Apocalypse and trying to figure out WTF happened was exciting. Figuring out the "science" behind what took place to cause all of this and how the zombies are created at the CDC. Lots of nomadic wandering from cities to rural countryside on an actual mission with actual purpose, as opposed to just wandering around for survival. That was interesting. Additionally, if we are going to focus on the interpersonal melodrama, the Rick/Lori/Shane dynamic was actually an interesting one. The best friend's ultimate betrayal. Who's the baby daddy? Shane being a loose cannon. Again, all interesting.

Now it just seems like there is just zero plot. There's a town called Woodbery, led by a corrupt asshole. Then there's a prison where the protagonists reside. They're going to clash at some inevitable point in the future. That's about the long and short of the entire season. Which sadly, is infinitely more exciting than what took place in Season 2...

[Vandy Vol]

Want to know how it's all going to end?  Watch the Toy Story movies.

   



   



   



   



   



   



   



   



   



   



   



   



                                     

[Saniflush]

That's good....Consider it stolet.

[Vandy Vol]

That's good....Consider it stolet.

For easier sharing without having to send/post each picture, here's the link:

http://www.buzzfeed.com/daves4/undeniable-proof-that-the-walking-dead-and-toy-story-have-th

[Townhallsavoy]

So Rick and crew are going to end up in a landfill falling into an incinerator? 

[AWK]

I remember in the first Toy Story where they went to the CDC.  The good ole days.

[AUChizad]

I remember in the first Toy Story where they went to the CDC.  The good ole days.

The first Toy Story was good and kept my interest throughout I had just turned 13 when it was released. The next one was a real snoozer, and the third one, while there was slightly more action, it still couldn't hold my interest.

[Townhallsavoy]

Fuck.  May have lost me there. 

Spoilers:

The finale was shit.  Andrea was the big ending?  Who fucking cares about that cocky bitch that sleeps with whatever asshole she comes in contact with?  She got the hero's goodbye and didn't deserve it.

The governor is still alive.  That was one redeeming part though - he finally became a legit psycho villain.  But again, the governor's lingering around again keeping the show from moving forward. 

And they haven't left the prison.  In fact, they brought the needy folks to the prison.  Woodbury had gardens and houses and bathrooms and hot showers and supplies but naw.  Fuck that shit.  We want 8x5 cell blocks with zombies all over the place with people we don't know.

And Carl.  Fucking Carl. 

And Ghost Lori still around. 

And 30 people storming the prison and running freely across the lawn but Glenn and Maggie with machine guns can't hit one person. 

Show is lame. 






I'll still watch the season 4 premier. 

[Saniflush]

It was disappointing but I can accept it now that Andrea is dead.  I feel money ahead now.

[Townhallsavoy]

It was disappointing but I can accept it now that Andrea is dead.  I feel money ahead now.

Good point. 

[Kaos]

Hate Andrea.  Hate Lori.

Glad I never have to see either one of them again.

And yeah.  How stupid was it not to take over the town?  That was ridiculous.

[Saniflush]

And yeah.  How stupid was it not to take over the town?  That was ridiculous.

Yeah I was originally thinking this as well but after considering it,  the prison is a  much more defensible position.  Now that being said I would have stripped the down down for everything that wasn't nailed down and then torched it.

[wesfau2]

Yeah I was originally thinking this as well but after considering it,  the prison is a  much more defensible position.  Now that being said I would have stripped the down down for everything that wasn't nailed down and then torched it.

My problem with their plan was that you had to know the Gov was going to smash and burn the place...and he did (blew up the guard towers, smashed the gates, breached the security doors).  So, why plan on going back to the (now trashed) prison?  You either have a plan to trap them in the yard and pick them off or you abandon the booby-trapped prison and have a much better plan for making sure the Gov and his troops get locked inside with the biters.