haha I got Dale, I guess that means I'm deadOriginally Posted by tehlancinator
haha I got Dale, I guess that means I'm dead
I am fixed
"Somedays I wake up and feel like nobody loves me. Other days I wake up and feel like I love nobody. Sometimes I wake up and feel tired, and worn out. Sometimes I wake up and feel like I cannot face the day. But someday I'll wake up and realize that waking up is pretty stupid because it just makes you feel like crap."
I'm thinking they should kill T-Dog...he's the most useless guy there, never has any lines, and is just dead weight.
Haha - I got Dale too
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I was going to say that 2 episodes ago he didn't have any lines....last ep, 1 line
bye!
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Great episode...up until the 'hooded figure' showed up
About time Rick grew some balls, was good to see. If all it took was killing Shane to do it, he should have done it a long time ago.
And now we have to wait about 6 months for new episodes
Yeah, all that zombie flashing stuff was weird. The only logical thing that makes sense is that the disease that turns people into zombies is airborne now and if you die, you will be infected. That would mean that everyone is a carrier of the disease.
Maybe that's what the CDC guy whispered into Rick's ear back at the end of season 1?
up until the 'hooded figure' showed up
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Again, T-Dog had a minimal amount of lines, time to sacrifice him to the next herd of zombies
Sorry, but I'm right
I don't understand what caused the zombies to 'herd up' in the first place. The opening scene showed a few city zombies that noticed a chopper in the air and they seemed to meander in the direction the chopper was flying, but since zombies are attracted by noise/movement, what kept them heading in that general direction after the chopper was long gone (which eventually brought them to the far)?
I know one of the gang mentioned that it seemed like the walkers were migrating, but that doesn't make any sense as I don't think the walkers feel heat/cold that would cause them to move en masse like that.
And what about that complex that was visible in the distance when they panned up at the end of the episode? Military complex? Medical? Some other government facility (CIA or some other shady group)? Corporate? Prison? It obviously pre-dates the zombification of the population because it looked huge and there's no way during the zombie times that anyone could have constructed it.
Sorry, but I'm right
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I'd tell you what it is, but you'd just get upset at me. I will tell you that it's a pivotal part of the comic book series, just like the hooded figure that you're passing judgement on before finding out what it's all about.And what about that complex that was visible in the distance when they panned up at the end of the episode? Military complex? Medical? Some other government facility (CIA or some other shady group)? Corporate? It obviously pre-dates the zombification of the population because it looked huge and there's no way during the zombie times that anyone could have constructed it.
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Yeah, I don't want any spoilers from the comic book readers in the audience, this is discussion about the TV show. Bad enough when reading about this on entrainment sites, they rarely, if ever, give you warning when they start bringing up things from the comic books
And I can pass judgment on anything I want
I watched the "Talking Dead" show after the show and they said a few things to answer some of the questions above.
The hooded person that saved Andrea - it's a she (can't remember her name) and yes it's the character from the comic book
the facility at the end - they were calling it the jail
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