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The Walking Dead (Official Thread)

BTW I watched the episode before again...I swear that as the camera pans out to the herd, you can see Glenn start to move under the dumpster. It's one of those things that you'd never see unless you were specifically looking for it, but I swear I saw it.
 
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That's it. I'm done with this damned show. I've overlooked a LOT of ridiculousness, but this is too much. A clearing with sunflowers.....and they have a fucking wood thrush singing? Those are deep wood birds, man....I mean DEEP woods....you don't find a fucking wood thrush in a clearing...certainly nowhere with enough sun that sunflowers grow. Bull[Mark May]. I'm fucking out.
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I do wish Eastman hadn't bitten it. One of the more interesting characters they've introduced lately.

Completely agree. I think the Eastman actor just absolutely nailed the part -- I bet the writers were having second thoughts with the outcome after seeing how the episode came together.
 
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Completely agree. I think the Eastman actor just absolutely nailed the part -- I bet the writers were having second thoughts with the outcome after seeing how the episode came together.
That actor is awesome...I especially liked him as the barber in Gran Turino. And I agree the character, and especially the interplay, were interesting. However, I don't know how they could have ended it any other way. The two of them forging off on their own would have made little sense, and Morgan already found his group by himself.
 
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Not exactly new, but new to me. So, maybe it's been posted before. (118 pages--I ain't looking back for it.)

Bad Lip-Reading moves on from the NFL to TWD.

This whole thing where random dead people try to kill me's gotta go.

 
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So some people may hate this review, but this is how I felt about last night’s episode. Set-up episodes like #1 are great. Action episodes like #2-3 are great. Character episodes like last week can be great, and last week’s was. Filler episodes can be annoying, but can still be functional if we get tidbits of information that we can use later. All that said, last night’s episode was none of those. In my opinion, last night was just pure, outright trolling. The writers spent the entire episode trolling the smarks, for no other reason than they could, because there is no other explanation as to the utter ridiculosity on display last night for 60 atrocious minutes. It was not only everything I can hate about this show, but everything I hate about arrogant, lazy writers of any show who decide to insult their most devoted fans. Allow me to further explain.
First (and second) are two of the most obvious. We open with Rambo Rick Grimes approaching the gate, giant hoard of walkers in tow, perfectly spaced behind him for effect, but unable to catch him. Remember we left this man, battered, desperate, unable to contact his friends by radio, and losing blood out of his severely wounded hand while frantically trying to start the RV he had just been attacked in. The pan out shot showed hundreds of walkers usurping the RV as he tried to start it, with no image of Rick’s escape. Fast-forward and he apparently just Rick-rolled his way out of that entire predicament with no difficulty, complete with no apparent hunger or blood loss, no difficulty running at full speed after being attacked and beaten, and no problem navigating through a few thousand blood-thirsty cannibals to make his way back…by 6 feet. :slappy: Now, in their defense, we may see how he got out later, someone may have helped him, who knows…but the way it was done…trolling. Second, of course, is the whole issue of Glenn. It is patently obvious by now that he isn’t dead, and they are just outright trolling the audience by not revealing his fate for a month. Or more. I could see it if the fate of Michonne and her future boyfriend, and of Rick, and of Darryl/Sasha/Abraham were all also unknown, but as it is, the only character we won’t know anything about after next week (apparently) is Glenn.
But these weren’t the only displays of trolling. There were many others. Deanna goes Benjamin Martin/the Patriot on a walker, but after ALL this time has no idea that she has to, I don’t know, stab it in the head? Check. Aaron, who is out amongst the walkers all the time searching for people, and Maggie, who survived as part of the Prison Gang, all of a sudden have touch-and-go difficulty with 2, yes 2, walkers in the sewer? Check. Rick, who is as paranoid (in a good way) about people and as good at anticipating potential danger as anyone can be, apparently has no idea that the kid whose dad he killed and mom he is banging might be setting him up to cause harm to him or his family? Check. And where do all of these nameless Alexandrians (males especially) come from to raid the pantry? How did most of them not get killed by the Wolves? Why did they not try and defend the women and children from being butchered? Check. And…Carol suddenly disappeared? She wasn’t apparently concerned with talking to Rick? Or his return? Or the walker hoard? Or the pantry raid? Or anything?
As for anything we can use, there were only 2 things. One was something we all knew anyway, that Maggie was pregnant. The second is the leaking walls. Was that blood from the walkers, indicating they are starting to break through? Was it gas or oil from the truck? But that was it.
Sorry, this is a wall of text, but this was also a cunty fuckbat episode, with a dash of bitchtwinkie thrown in.
 
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I have no problem with what they showed of Rick, as I feel they'll just use a different episode on what actually happened. The rest of that....eh. The only thing that bothered me were a couple consistency things. Like why wasn't Rick asking any questions once he got back and caught his breath? He just knew what had gone down? Why is Rick's new woman making cookies an hour or so after spilling a few gallons of Wolf blood all over her kitchen? These are minor gripes, though.
 
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According to a leaked trailer for next weeks show, the Saviors are likely to make their first appearance. Also the actor playing Negan has been cast and will be appearing in the season 6 finale.
 
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Not concerned on the Rick escape...they will show how it happened and we know he will not die as the main character. But the rest of what was mentioned...yeah, I agree. This episode SUCKED. We have the bomb dropped on us that Maggie is preggers (we already knew that). Aaron feels bad (we knew that). The rest of the shit is ridiculous. Especially that somehow partially land-locked zombies almost kill Maggie and Aaron. in a show that I am usually on edge, I had no reaction to that scene...really? Just stupid.

But I will say the show has been damn good this season and I still look forward to the rest of the season. But this episode was a bummer.
 
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I had to replay that part when I first watched it. I think his wording was something like "Aaron can be good for a boy or a girl", and I was like wtf, did he pick this moment to come on to Maggie and let her know he swings both ways?

Couldn't blame him if he did. Maggie is like the second or third hottest woman left on the planet especially compared with pig faced lesbian doctors. She's also the only one that will soon be single if she isn't already.
 
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So I see a lot of people ripping this episode, and I kind of get it. It was slow, but nothing too terrible happened.

But this was clearly the worst episode of Talking Dead I've ever seen. Really awkward, kind of dumb celebrity responses. I haven't read the comics, but everybody knows these people are from Negans group. I don't even know who the fuck Negan is and I know that. They're looking for Ws on their forheads, when Wolves don't use guns. And they're shocked that other people know to cut off an arm when you're freshly bitten. Cmon people.
 
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It wasn’t a terrible episode (Norman Reedus says it is another “set-up” episode, more on that in a sec), but the thing that is driving me crazy is that this show is going the same way ER went with the traveling slut show (male and female), in about the same number of seasons. Let me explain. ER was my favorite show in the 90s for about 5 years. For those that remember it, the romantic complications between Carol and Doug were central to the show and were done in a way as to be interesting and complicated, and not to detract from any of the other story arcs. Most of the rest of the characters had their own personal lives away from the hospital. Then the jizz started hitting the fan. Corday shows up and tries to bang Ross, ends up banging Benton first, then Greene, all while avoiding banging Romano. Benton banged Corday, but not before banging Jeannie Boulet, and then he banged Finch after Corday. The sexual tension between Greene and Louis was good the first go around…then Carter banged her, but not before (or was it after?), going horizontal with Kelly Preston’s character, who didn’t live long enough to really matter. That was of course after trying to bang Maria Belo’s character, who had to fight off Ross first. And this isn’t even all of them. Point being, it became a sleaze-fest between characters, which significantly detracted from the show, and ruined it in short order. Fast forward to this show. Say what you will about Rick’s wife the actress, but at least the story arc between he and Shane because of it was at least compelling in some ways. But now you have Maggie and Glenn (was Aaron flirting with Maggie?), you have Rick and new blondie, you have Tara and the doctor, now you have Abraham after Sasha, so he’s going to have to break up with the crazy hot Latina, who will be with someone else in no time, because she’s too hot not to be…it’s like a new pairing off a week. And that doesn’t count the Enid “Twilight” love triangle, or Sasha and Bob. And it is all starting to detract, in my IMO.

Anyway, back to Norman Reedus, I saw an interview he gave to IGN about this episode after it aired, and a few spoilers are below (some comic, some not) so be warned if you click.

The guy that took his crossbow and motorcycle is specifically “Dwight” from Saviors in the comics. The voice on the walkie at the end asking for “help” is not Glenn, but we will find out who it is “right quick” (he wouldn’t say who), and they just wrapped shooting for the season (he knows the actor who plays Negan well), of which he was a part, so he doesn’t die it appears…at least before the finale. Also he says the show goes “120 mph” from here, which makes sense because there are only 2 left in 2015, so they typically ramp it up at the break to keep interest
 
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