Walking Dead
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I know! Freaking obediant ones. That's gonna bug me to know what that was till next season.
I know zombies aren't real, I get that, but I hope this doesn't turn into some "comic book" type show. The thing that saved Andrea made me go "Really?" as opposed to "Yeah!".
From some stud named @KyleGAdema on Twitter...
"Danai Gurira, playing Michonne on The Walking Dead, is an Iowa girl! She is from Grinnell!"
Danai Gurira - IMDb
"Danai Gurira, playing Michonne on The Walking Dead, is an Iowa girl! She is from Grinnell!"
Danai Gurira - IMDb
Thought it was a 100% chance to see 33% of them?!
EDIT: misread that... carry on.
Glenn and Herschel are good characters. Lori does drive me nuts too.
Nice season finale tonight.
I keep thinking how annoying and stupid most of these characters are. Love the show overall, but I feel like it could be so much better.
Anyway, if I were Darrell, I'm pretty sure I would be thinking I'd be better off on my own at this point. Between the idiotic kids and their stupid parents that provide no supervision, they keep doing things to attract walkers requiring confrontations.
https://twitter.com/#!/glenmazzara
he is doing a live tweet of the west coast feed. Figured it might be interesting
he is doing a live tweet of the west coast feed. Figured it might be interesting
I was lol at how everybody in the group was suddenly a sharp shooter who could drop head shots left and right from moving vehicles!
Rick did a **** poor job of explaining how Shane's death went down to both Lori and the group. I would think things would have gone over much better if he simply said Shane killed Randall, he did it to lure me out into the woods, he pulled a gun on me, I gave him plenty of chances to lower his gun & stand down, but he just wouldn't do it. He emphasized the fact that he had no choice, but the way he presented things definitely made it seem like a very cold blooded act on his part instead of an act of self defense/survival.
Also gotta say I'm not a huge fan of Lori after she all but ordered Rick to kill Shane a couple episodes back and now she's ****** off at Rick? I'm just not buying into the way the writers went with that scene. I can understand Lori being horrified, grief-stricken, utterly shocked but I just thought that the reaction of pure contempt was unbelievable.
At least we've finally got Michonne on site to show the women that it's ok to grow a pair now and then.
Rick did a **** poor job of explaining how Shane's death went down to both Lori and the group. I would think things would have gone over much better if he simply said Shane killed Randall, he did it to lure me out into the woods, he pulled a gun on me, I gave him plenty of chances to lower his gun & stand down, but he just wouldn't do it. He emphasized the fact that he had no choice, but the way he presented things definitely made it seem like a very cold blooded act on his part instead of an act of self defense/survival.
Also gotta say I'm not a huge fan of Lori after she all but ordered Rick to kill Shane a couple episodes back and now she's ****** off at Rick? I'm just not buying into the way the writers went with that scene. I can understand Lori being horrified, grief-stricken, utterly shocked but I just thought that the reaction of pure contempt was unbelievable.
At least we've finally got Michonne on site to show the women that it's ok to grow a pair now and then.
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Wow, this episode was intense.
I dont get the writing on Lori. She of all people knew the threat presented by Shane. She said as much to Rick. Definitely agree with you shagcarpetjesus.
And rick is certainly taking a darker turn. Almost becoming shane.
I dont get the writing on Lori. She of all people knew the threat presented by Shane. She said as much to Rick. Definitely agree with you shagcarpetjesus.
And rick is certainly taking a darker turn. Almost becoming shane.