We really enjoyed season 2. I'd heard the complaints that there isn't as much zombie action as before, but the character arcs make up for anything lost. :yes:
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The Walking Dead
- Thread starter Watchmen
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We really enjoyed season 2. I'd heard the complaints that there isn't as much zombie action as before, but the character arcs make up for anything lost. :yes:
Happy Walking Dead Series Resumption Day everybody!!!! :bow:
Word to the wise.....don't presume that a seemingly dead....er, no longer functioning zombie will
stay that way, lest one leap up & bite. Play it safe.....take'm out, even if they already look done for.
stay that way, lest one leap up & bite. Play it safe.....take'm out, even if they already look done for.
And remember: the only way to stop a zombie is to shoot it in the head. So if you think someone might be a zombie, shoot them in the head. If it stops them, it means you were right.
That's what I thought, but last night's episode definitely had a grave for her. Daryl left a flower.
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
Nah, it was too ambiguous. I'm guessing the "grave" was a memorial since they presume she's dead.
We'll see. Next week's teaser does make a reference about her knife.
Rick has lost it.
Andrea should have got out of dodge when she had the chance.
freethinker44
Well-Known Member
Anyone know what is the relevance of the zombie Rick shot in the mouth and then stabbed in the abdomen in the room Lori died in? It seemed a little more personal than the others during his killing spree. I feel like I missed some important piece of exposition or something.
Ummm . . . . did you see last week's episode titled, "The Killer Within" ?????
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
Perhaps the fact that it munched on his wife's corpse?
Dirty Penguin
Master Of Ceremony
Not to mention the terms in which he lost her. He hadn't made up with her.
I never read the comics and didn't even know about the show until after the first season. Fortunately I was able to see it on NetFllix....So I'm now cought up on all the seasons.
Since I don't know the comics version I'm wondering how they will proceed without the wife.
Point of irritation: The blond chick that's traveling with the black chick. Well, she ain't listening and that ticks me off. Hopefully now she sees how sadistic the guy is......It's time to get out of there.
Quiddity
UndertheInfluenceofGiants
She's never listened. She's annoyed me throughout all seasons. There are other characters I'd wish stayed rather then her.
The black chick's name is Machone and she is a bad *** with that sword.
Quiddity
UndertheInfluenceofGiants
There was more to it then that me thinks. The zombie looked pregnant and he kept on stabbing it in the stomach. He may have just been upset at her for even getting pregnant and putting herself in a situation where she lost her life. He may see the baby as the cause of his wife's death. I may be off, but the stabbing (rather then slashing) was akward. He's lost it so it's very possible.
BSM1
What? Me worry?
McBell
Unbound
And that his son was the one who made sure she wasn't coming back...
Dirty Penguin
Master Of Ceremony
And I'm hoping he offed her for real. I can understand it if the zombie in the hall ate all remains of the wife but the zombies don't strike me as eating and then walking away and talking a rest. I'm hoping the wife didn't get up, because the son couldn't bring himself to pulling the trigger, on his mother and just walked away.....and at some point Rick is going to be faced to face with her and he's going to have the axe to her.......
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