The Walking Dead

[Tarheel]

Didn't you hear Tarheel?  She's an attorney.  Attorneys know all.

My only source on that was teh Wikipedia which, as everyone knows, is suspect at best.

[AUJarhead]

That was the most shocking television episode I've ever watched. Also why in the fuck does The Governor have all those zombie heads in the aquariums?

You should read what he does in the comic.

[Jumbo]

You should read what he does in the comic.

That's a great idea.

[wesfau2]

You should read what he does in the comic.

I figured that was too hard core for the tv show...but I'm holding out hope.

Not because I want to see it, of course, but because it shows how fuuuuuuuuuuuuucked up that guy really is.

[Tiger Wench]

I figured that was too hard core for the tv show...but I'm holding out hope.

Not because I want to see it, of course, but because it shows how fuuuuuuuuuuuuucked up that guy really is.

Being around you guys has increased my tolerance for gross shit, but after reding what the Gov does in the comic?  HOLY SHIT.  I was seriously grossed out.  Heads in a tank are the least of it.

Jarhead, he alluded to his daughter in the conversation with Andrea.  You don't think...?

[wesfau2]

Jarhead, he alluded to his daughter in the conversation with Andrea.  You don't think...?

I definitely think that part will be in the tv show.

[Vandy Vol]

My only source on that was teh Wikipedia which, as everyone knows, is suspect at best.

Wikipedia?  Pfftt...we all know that having no sources would be better than having a reference to a grossly inaccurate Wikipedia article.  I bet Michonne's not even in the comic.  Silly Wikipedia...

[Townhallsavoy]

I definitely think that part will be in the tv show.

I haven't read the comic, but I'm pretty sure that it's been subtly hinted at.

Last week showed a dark haired girl in his bed, presumably naked. 

This week he hinted about having a daughter.

He's boning his daughter. 

[AUJarhead]

He's boning his daughter.

You really need to read the comic.

I agree with Wes, I definitely think we'll see his daughter.

[AUJarhead]

I bet Michonne's not even in the comic.

She's a white dude named Mitchell.

[Townhallsavoy]

You really need to read the comic.

I agree with Wes, I definitely think we'll see his daughter.

I wanted to. 

Would have cost way too much money to get them.   

[wesfau2]

Last week showed a dark haired girl in his bed, presumably naked. 

The girl in his bed was the girl that Andrea spoke to in the street.

[wesfau2]

I wanted to. 

Would have cost way too much money to get them.

There are other ways to obtain them.  Arrrrrrrgh.

[Tiger Wench]

I definitely think that part will be in the tv show.

Ugh... nasty. 

Ok, so does anyone think Carol got away?  A bloody headscarf does not a buffet item make. 

[wesfau2]

Ugh... nasty. 

Ok, so does anyone think Carol got away?  A bloody headscarf does not a buffet item make.

Carol is definitely alive.  You don't kill off a long-time character with no show/story.

[Tiger Wench]

Carol is definitely alive.  You don't kill off a long-time character with no show/story.

This is NOT going to be a popular choice, but I think Carol may save Lori.

I think all that practicing the c-section on the zombie has to tie back in some way.  Maybe Carl didn't have the balls to shoot her.  And on the extended preview for next week, Rick runs into the boiler room and Maggie goes "She should have been RIGHT HERE!" 

So either Carol manages somehow to save Lori  (Don't look at me for explanations, I am just the idea girl...) or Lori and Carol are both zombified and Rick has to shoot them both in the head, driving him even further over the edge of the cliffs of insanity.  He is gonna have to be in a very fucked up and dark place to go mano a mano with the Governor.

Can't you just see a half naked Lori zombie with an umbilical cord dragging behind her... 

[Tiger Wench]

This is NOT going to be a popular choice, but I think Carol may save Lori.

I think all that practicing the c-section on the zombie has to tie back in some way.  Maybe Carl didn't have the balls to shoot her.  And on the extended preview for next week, Rick runs into the boiler room and Maggie goes "She should have been RIGHT HERE!"  So either Carol manages somehow to save Lori  (Don't look at me for explanations, I am just the idea girl...) or Lori and Carol are both zombified and Rick has to shoot them both in the head, driving him even further over the edge of the cliffs of insanity.  He is gonna have to be in a very fucked up and dark place to go mano a mano with the Governor.

Can't you just see a half naked Lori zombie with an umbilical cord dragging behind her... 

Totally wrong.  Lori is officially dead.  I went back and watched the preview and Glenn tells Rick "You shoulnd't be in here..." and Rick goes for him.

But I got the part about him having to be in a dark place to face the Governor...

Speaking about the shocking episode where Lori was killed off in a gruesome yet emotional way, Glen Mazzara claimed they made the decision to move up Lori's death "to make sure that Rick was suffering as much as possible, that Rick was at his breaking point, at the exact moment that his most formidable foe [the Governor] was coming right for him."

The showrunner went on explaining, "The Rick at the end of episode two can take on the Governor but the Rick of end of episode four is a broken man. Now everything is up in the air and anything could happen when the two groups meet. That was the catalyst for the decision: Lori's death and the affects on Rick and the rest of the group would be a devastating loss."

[Townhallsavoy]

Totally wrong.  Lori is officially dead.  I went back and watched the preview and Glenn tells Rick "You shoulnd't be in here..." and Rick goes for him.

But I got the part about him having to be in a dark place to face the Governor...

I also read part of an interview that said Lori's death will have a huge impact on Carl as well. 

Lori gone.  She dead. 

[Saniflush]

I also read part of an interview that said Lori's death will have a huge impact on Carl as well. 

Well sure it will.  He will no longer have to get in the house.

[Vandy Vol]

Well sure it will.  He will no longer have to get in the house.

When did he ever?