[QUOTE="Funeralfog, post: 5789443]goddamnit, there goes my favorite, i hope they all go down now[/QUOTE]Hate to burst your bubble, but if they were closer to the comics he would've been dead last season.
To the OP or anyone who haven't figured out the biteless thing...
To the OP or anyone who haven't figured out the biteless thing...
The virus is airborne. Everyone is infected but they don't turn until they die. It might be the secret from the base.
[QUOTE="HellsJester, post: 5789526]Barnageddon[/QUOTE]
:lol: Love it.
[QUOTE="RedDragon7, post: 5789530]Yes and no. Like I said, in the comics it happened well before then. However the accurate parts...
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Reckon they kept him alive a little longer because of his popularity following season 1?
:lol: Love it.
[QUOTE="RedDragon7, post: 5789530]Yes and no. Like I said, in the comics it happened well before then. However the accurate parts...
Carl does kill Shane and to protect his dad
Reckon they kept him alive a little longer because of his popularity following season 1?
Just watched the episode. That was awesome. That's the Walking Dead I know and love, not this whole farm soap opera bullshit of the first half of season 2 and parts of the second half.
I never read the comics, so the airborne thing is new to me, but it does explain a lot. I was always wondering why when Rick was in the hospital, the army was going through the hospital and killing patients. Now it makes sense to me, originally I just thought it was an overreaction to what was happening. Also explains the guy that hung himself in the tree and the two cops.
Now I'm just wondering if that is what the guy at the CDC whispered into Rick's ear.
I never read the comics, so the airborne thing is new to me, but it does explain a lot. I was always wondering why when Rick was in the hospital, the army was going through the hospital and killing patients. Now it makes sense to me, originally I just thought it was an overreaction to what was happening. Also explains the guy that hung himself in the tree and the two cops.
Now I'm just wondering if that is what the guy at the CDC whispered into Rick's ear.
[QUOTE="manutdfan, post: 5789598]Yeah it's best show on tv!![/QUOTE]
Can't agree with that. The first season was incredible, and at that point it was the best show on TV. But a good episode here and there doesn't make up for how bad the majority of season 2 has been. Breaking Bad is the best show on TV I think. Or Sherlock, although Sherlock can barely qualify for being "on TV" lol.
Can't agree with that. The first season was incredible, and at that point it was the best show on TV. But a good episode here and there doesn't make up for how bad the majority of season 2 has been. Breaking Bad is the best show on TV I think. Or Sherlock, although Sherlock can barely qualify for being "on TV" lol.
[QUOTE="manutdfan, post: 5789626]I haven't seen either of them.
It's slow at times I grant you but then it picks up and you have an action packed, dramatic episode with twists and turns.[/QUOTE]
Definitely check them out. They're awesome. Sherlock is just 2 seasons so far so not much to catch up on. Breaking Bad is 4, but the 5th season is supposed to be the last.
What you describe though is what I consider shock-value moments to make up for bad storytelling. I just feel like if Darabont was still running the show this season would have been much better. Check this out http://insidetv.ew.com/2012/01/09/frank-darabont-walking-dead-season-2-plan/
It's slow at times I grant you but then it picks up and you have an action packed, dramatic episode with twists and turns.[/QUOTE]
Definitely check them out. They're awesome. Sherlock is just 2 seasons so far so not much to catch up on. Breaking Bad is 4, but the 5th season is supposed to be the last.
What you describe though is what I consider shock-value moments to make up for bad storytelling. I just feel like if Darabont was still running the show this season would have been much better. Check this out http://insidetv.ew.com/2012/01/09/frank-darabont-walking-dead-season-2-plan/
I have to agree with manutdfan.
Season 1 had problems. The first episode was excellent and then it slowly trailed off to the ugly base explosion. Darabont and company re-evaluated their writer situation when the season ended.
Season 2 gets flack but you need the first half as a setup for this. Where all the tensions finally snap.
Shibby, you mentioned Breaking Bad. It does the same thing. I think you just prefer it more. It has "lesser" episodes earlier in the season so when the end comes, that tension just blows up.
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Season 1 had problems. The first episode was excellent and then it slowly trailed off to the ugly base explosion. Darabont and company re-evaluated their writer situation when the season ended.
Season 2 gets flack but you need the first half as a setup for this. Where all the tensions finally snap.
Shibby, you mentioned Breaking Bad. It does the same thing. I think you just prefer it more. It has "lesser" episodes earlier in the season so when the end comes, that tension just blows up.
Tapatalk
Season 2 is definitely a character development season. Finale def looks like it'll be pretty intense.
Regarding Breaking Bad, I can see what you mean, but in my opinion it just gets stronger and stronger as it goes along. Instead of the earlier episodes being poor, I think the later episodes are just that good that they overshadow the early ones. (That random fly episode is excluded entirely, I don't know wtf it was lol).
Whereas in Walking Dead, I can't say I even enjoyed the first half of season 2. I wanted to re-watch season 1 just to remind myself why I'm even caring. The scale of it is the biggest factor though, the first season was 6 episodes of constantly changing scenario, so any "lesser" episode wasn't really an issue. But with 13 episodes all on a farm, it gets pretty annoying.
Regarding Breaking Bad, I can see what you mean, but in my opinion it just gets stronger and stronger as it goes along. Instead of the earlier episodes being poor, I think the later episodes are just that good that they overshadow the early ones. (That random fly episode is excluded entirely, I don't know wtf it was lol).
Whereas in Walking Dead, I can't say I even enjoyed the first half of season 2. I wanted to re-watch season 1 just to remind myself why I'm even caring. The scale of it is the biggest factor though, the first season was 6 episodes of constantly changing scenario, so any "lesser" episode wasn't really an issue. But with 13 episodes all on a farm, it gets pretty annoying.
