The Walking Dead

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anyone who read the graphic novels know who is that hoodie draggin zombies around with him?

[ulsterchelsea 3,221]

anyone who read the graphic novels know who is that hoodie draggin zombies around with him?

that's michonne and its a she. If you read back mate I've talked about her to others on here.

[Strike 7,477]

season 3 starts in 9 days.

[manpe 10,861]

Watched it in about 4 days, it was great, can't wait for season 3. So many good series lately, dexter, breaking bad, suits, and now walking dead. All of them are currently in extremely tense situations.

[Strike 7,477]

intriguing premiere. good story over the episode and some hand to hand action as well bt still no clear sign of what this season holds. the episode was just about allright but still the charm of season 1 is gone. the maddeningly slow pace of season 2 almost killed the show. thankfully they've moved the story along now

[Virus 0]

Firstly, I’ll just state that I have followed the ‘Walking Dead’ since late 2010 when the post-apocalyptic series was in its first season - showing both my attraction to such having followed the encounter for a relatively long period of time along with having a burst of knowledge for the epidemic. I am also a fan of the comic series that is still in presence after being created in 2003 by writer Robert Kirkman and artist Tony Moore.

Anyhow, I thoroughly enjoyed the latest episode. In particular, Michonne is being conveyed very well using facial expression and body language as she was show doing in the comics who impressed.

What are your expectations on Andrew? I think we'll see him as a walker sometime. I don't think he made it out the opening and is the one creeping on Carol as some have suggested. Had Andrew managed to make a distance running from walkers/Rick, I doubt he would have exceeded past the fence. We can also see from his reaction to Rick killing Tomas that he was a panicky. I don't see him being calm enough to plan his next steps to cover his tracks but merely to get away. Perhaps there would have been a different fate for the man-of-the-moment had Carol forgotten to close the fence, thus allowing him to continue his ‘get away’ without any need to decelerate.

Here’s another question, this time reflecting on Woodbury. Would you trade freedom for protection? In this zombie apocalypse, survival is all the matters. You have been running with a group of survivors that is barely making it. You don't think anyone is trying to set up any kind of civilization until you come across the town of Woodbury. There are armed guards, clean streets, and a leader named ‘The Governor’. Your "spidey-sense" has been tingling since they asked for your weapons and issued you a home to stay in with your group. You're getting the idea that they are not going to let you go. What do you do? Do you stay and conform to whatever they say in return for protection, food, water and shelter? Just want to hear some thoughts.

[manpe 10,861]

Anyhow, I thoroughly enjoyed the latest episode. In particular, Michonne is being conveyed very well using facial expression and body language as she was show doing in the comics who impressed.

I thought last episode was boring, one of the worst, although the ending was nice. So far I don't like Michonne, she has a very punchable face.

Here’s another question, this time reflecting on Woodbury. Would you trade freedom for protection? In this zombie apocalypse, survival is all the matters. You have been running with a group of survivors that is barely making it. You don't think anyone is trying to set up any kind of civilization until you come across the town of Woodbury. There are armed guards, clean streets, and a leader named ‘The Governor’. Your "spidey-sense" has been tingling since they asked for your weapons and issued you a home to stay in with your group. You're getting the idea that they are not going to let you go. What do you do? Do you stay and conform to whatever they say in return for protection, food, water and shelter? Just want to hear some thoughts.

First impression of Woodbury is nice, by that impression I would definitely stay. Never been a wanderer or a risk taker. If this happened for real I wouldn't even make it so long and so far, I would have killed myself first. So taking that into consideration, if I were to make it there, I would definitely welcome some stability and security.

I have a question too,

would you have blown yourself up with Jenner?

[Virus 0]

Silly question, Manpe. I like living... Why would one decide to opt out whilst zombies are still awaiting a bullet to be placed between their eyes?

[Hutcho 8,443]

Love the walking dead... Pretty epic...

[manpe 10,861]

Last episode was great, probably the best of S3 yet.

Loved how Carl had to kill his mother. But that infant won't help them with its screaming and constant need of special food. I would have rather killed the little shit but let Lori live, because she's more useful to the group. But the tragic circumstances of Lori's death was great for the show.

[Steve 10,227]

Last episode was great, probably the best of S3 yet.

Loved how Carl had to kill his mother. But that infant won't help them with its screaming and constant need of special food. I would have rather killed the little shit but let Lori live, because she's more useful to the group. But the tragic circumstances of Lori's death was great for the show.

Such a good episode. Agree, one of the best yet!

[Kojo 4,676]

Damn, that was one crazy episode... I'm stunned.

[Strike 7,477]

i have one problem with the show. it's gross. i have a fear/aversion to blood but i could manage till the end of last season. now it's a bit too much for me. i just watch the show on full alert now and look away when any gross scene is shown. i just stopped watching when carol's zombie disection scene appeared.

apart from that, the show has picked up its pace now. after almost a season of loitering in Hershel's farm, we are on the move again. my fondest memories of the show are of the 1st season. i thought hershel's farm was a pretty boring setting for an episode, let alone a whole season. happy that the show is moving things along now and good to see Merle back (with a retractable claw as well)

[Hutcho 8,443]

i have one problem with the show. it's gross. i have a fear/aversion to blood but i could manage till the end of last season. now it's a bit too much for me. i just watch the show on full alert now and look away when any gross scene is shown. i just stopped watching when carol's zombie disection scene appeared.

apart from that, the show has picked up its pace now. after almost a season of loitering in Hershel's farm, we are on the move again. my fondest memories of the show are of the 1st season. i thought hershel's farm was a pretty boring setting for an episode, let alone a whole season. happy that the show is moving things along now and good to see Merle back (with a retractable claw as well)

Lol, i love the show, i was probably one of the excpeption who didn't mind seasons 2 setting, as it enabled you to see them all together and focus on character development. I do agree though that perhaps the whole season was a bit much but i am currently loving the new setting. Haven't seen the latest episode as i like to watch a couple then wait a bit and a couple more as its so good, but i might watch the next one this evening..

[chelsea_4_eva 1,182]

I.HATE.MERLE!

just wanted to open with that... anyhoo love how the character Glenn has developed, he's not the sama pizza delivery dude we met on season 1 much more tougher than before and also Daryl is growing on me i just love him the way he took charge when rick had a break down.. ooh and does anybody know what happens to Beth in the future she's just so cute(like a puppy) i know she's just a babysitter right now but i'd hate to see her die.

last thing THE WALKING DEAD IS EPIC!