The Walking Dead - AMC TV Series (spoilers everywhere)

  On 11/3/2014 at 11:14 PM, Slacker said:

everybody hates chris innit

ah yeah... that's right!

awful episode. couldn't tell if it was the new wd or a soap opera parody at times. truly terrible.

Beth's faceplant was pretty cool though.

the part where she hits the guard and throws him at the zombie happens too fast.

I don't know what happening inside those studios but it ain't good. Wtf AMC. Seriously.

i liked the gore elevator shaft, when they first showed it i immediately imagined the blond, fragile and pretty beth mushing in there, and they delivered it! someone with old school peter jackson/b-movie instincts is in their crew after all.

Someone needs to invest in a damn compass! They've been wandering around for 2 years and still can't find their way out of Georgia??

No one this show could operate such complex machinery.

i have found myself enjoying this show once again.

*runs away and hides in shame*

lol

the creepy elevator shaft was badass, very silent hill

Outstanding? Damn.

no one ever cared about Beth so they give her an entire wpisode. the acting on that one was horrific all around.

  On 11/5/2014 at 11:11 AM, Chartreuse said:

 

and Eugene.. Fucking awful actors

Got a feeling from the preview of this weeks episode, you're gonna get your wish. Plus, he & the ginger soldier dude are on talking dead. Bad news for one of them, maybe both. meh...

I liked this episode, mostly for the change of scenery. It felt like it could be foreshadowing to Rick & Co getting their own hermetically sealed fortress.

I feel like there was something going on with the doctor that I didn't get because they were playing suspenseful music during his conversations with Beth. Maybe I should rewatch it.

I think that was mainly to illustrate that his glasses didn't fit

The video-game is a lot better than the show, not only is it better written but the way it plays and how there's a lot of variants makes it really entertaining.

But seriously...if they (Beth and EHC and Carol) focus on trying to escape instead of murdering these horrible horrible people, then I will be very disappointed and I will go back to resenting this show (though of course I will still hate-watch it).

i think its pretty lame because they go directly from having the governor to deal with, to being scattered around, wandered a few episodes, hook back up, have to deal with cannibals, and now theres yet another group of 'bad guys' for them or at least beth and carol to deal with. it just gets old. they should have more episodes outside of that dynamic where its them vs some group of dickheads. imo

That's the comic pretty much, one antagonist to another. But they keep watering them down so much for tv it's almost a meme.

  On 11/6/2014 at 9:46 AM, LimpyLoo said:

But seriously...if they (Beth and EHC and Carol) focus on trying to escape instead of murdering these horrible horrible people, then I will be very disappointed and I will go back to resenting this show (though of course I will still hate-watch it).

of course carol is gonna do some murderin'. she killed people for getting the flu.

Someone: "Hey, let's turn Carol into a badass character..."
*Ridley Scott bursts through drywall*
Ridley Scott: BRILLIANT!

Killing zombies with water, tedious flashbacks, 30 minutes of incoherent mumbling in the dark and the "completely unexpected" twist about Eugene. This episode ranks as one of the worst so far.

  On 11/10/2014 at 9:30 PM, Herr Jan said:

Killing zombies with water, tedious flashbacks, 30 minutes of incoherent mumbling in the dark and the "completely unexpected" twist about Eugene. This episode ranks as one of the worst so far.

yeah who didn't know that the halfwit redneck wasn't actually gonna save the world...

and the fact that his mullet was integrated into the emotional arc of the episode made me lol out loud (not literally)

LOL, yeah, forgot to mention the mullet arc. Maybe because I couldn't hear what they were saying 60% of the time.

I don't know, I probably would have still pulled the trigger if I saw that fuckass stumbling toward me down the street.

edit: the mullet arc was unbelievable television. And it was actually meant to be serious. Bravo writers.