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Dragonfighter wrote:

uthornsfan wrote:While I still watch this show I have to say it is getting quite lame.

Did hou SEE last night's episode?!?

Eaux contraire mon frer, it's just gotten good.

Oldgringo wrote:

A-R wrote:

Oldgringo wrote:I wonder if the cop who shot the elderly guy in this thread watches "THE WALKING DEAD" and that other so-called reality and zombie crap currently shown to young and old on TV?

I see no link whatsoever between the event in your link and this or other such shows.

Okay.

Do you believe that zombies roam the earth and that we should shoot 'em....on sight? If so, open fire whenever you see one or suspect one to be forthcoming.

Oldgringo wrote:I wonder if the cop who shot the elderly guy in this thread watches "THE WALKING DEAD" and that other so-called reality and zombie crap currently shown to young and old on TV?

knotquiteawake wrote:

BigGuy wrote:I'm not sure Merle was much worse off as a Zombie. Daryl should have just let him go. A Zombie with a knife hand is sort of cool.
Ya think Glen at least washed that ring off a little?
The other thing that get me though it the idea that x months after the apocalypse, you can still just hot wire some random car. Battery still good. Injectors not clogged. Tires still have air.

Zombie Mechanics have been busy.

03Lightningrocks wrote:Well that's it then. All votes are in. Looks like Andrea is dead meat.

old farmer wrote:

03Lightningrocks wrote:Andrea had two oportunities to kill the governor. She now needs to die. Enough is enough. She is way to stupid for the show.

Humanity is Andrea problem. She good at killing Walking Dead but has a problem with Talking Dead. The Walk Dead has change from a dead human to an object. How the survivors are reshaped by the Walking Dead is the story. Surviving is of no value if you lose your humanity and your god. (They never talk about God. ) It is just a tv story.

Old Farmer
Just my two cents

By the way, apropos of my obsession with proving that TWD has a not-so-hidden conservative agenda, I think I can declare victory now. Did you happen to notice that the Governor, in preparation for war, orders all the guns collected from the citizens of Woodbury? Wayne LaPierre could have written this episode. Of course, any form of entertainment about our post-apocalypse future buys in axiomatically to the preoccupations and fears of preppers, and preppers are predisposed to 2nd Amendment absolutism. But it's noteworthy that the Governor's despotism is illustrated by this dictatorial fiat.

old farmer wrote:

They need more ammo!

Chris wrote:Ok. Spent all of today watching the second season, and I'm finally done. Question...why don't they call them "zombies"?

It's not a bad show, and I hate to say I can't believe I've missed the last few years of it. Whoever is producing this show seems to have an agenda that you don't need anything but pump shotguns, revolvers, and bolt action rifles to defend yourself from zombie hordes. Although, I'm not quite sure they are getting the point across. A couple guys with AKs or ARs and a few hundred rounds would have made short work of that zombie horde that hit the farm; even one of those deuce and a half trucks, they passed up so many times, (that will run on all sorts of fuel) would have made a mess of them. But no, they chose to stay with a busted up motor home.

So now I gotta wait for season 3 re-runs to catch them in order.

Chris wrote:It took about 10 tries on the first episode before I could finally get through it, but in the last week I've gotten through the middle of the second season. Yeah, I'm a little late to the party. Are these people dumber than a bag of hammers? They have got to be the worst survivalists I have ever seen. There is more believability in a Rambo movie.

knotquiteawake wrote:

Texas Dan Mosby wrote:What I saw last night when they pulled the "ghost of Lori".....which I thought sucked as much as the "ghost of Shane" gig in the last episode.


AMC sure knows how to mess up good characters.

Yeah, everything was going fine in the episode until then, that was a bit much. Did that come from the comics though? or are the producers/writers just taking liberties?