The Walking Dead thread (spoiler alert, read at your own risk)

[Mattyk]

Originally Posted by GMScud

Yup. For those complaining about the lack of action... Yeah well.

Yeah the 2nd half of this season is moving at a much better pace. I was on the edge of my seat for the entire latest episode.

[mredskins]

Yes I agree it has picked up. I am loving it!

[BleedBurgundy]

I'm guessing this season ends with Shane getting a bullet. Andrea has got an ass kicking coming as well.

[skinsfanthru&thru]

Originally Posted by BleedBurgundy

I'm guessing this season ends with Shane getting a bullet. Andrea has got an ass kicking coming as well.

Agreed which sucks cuz she's one of the best characters from the books

[mredskins]

They need to move on from the farm this season; if they go to the prison like in the books it could get really good!

[TheMalcolmConnection]

Originally Posted by skinsfanthru&thru

Agreed which sucks cuz she's one of the best characters from the books

Interesting because she's my least favorite character besides Dale. I feel like Andrea is almost laughable because she insists upon wearing her balls on the outside. Maybe it's just her acting, but it's like everything anyone suggests she's like: "Well, how about you add a little gunpowder to that chili you're making?" or "Walkers? Yeah, I've seen those before. Killed one with a butter knife? How about that bitches?!"

Her dialogue is just a little weak for me to have her be believable.

[Mattyk]

Originally Posted by TheMalcolmConnection

Interesting because she's my least favorite character besides Dale. I feel like Andrea is almost laughable because she insists upon wearing her balls on the outside. Maybe it's just her acting, but it's like everything anyone suggests she's like: "Well, how about you add a little gunpowder to that chili you're making?" or "Walkers? Yeah, I've seen those before. Killed one with a butter knife? How about that bitches?!"

Her dialogue is just a little weak for me to have her be believable.

Yeah she's my least favorite character by far. It's like they want her to be the female Shane, and either she just can't pull it off as an actress or her character just hasn't been developed well enough by the writers. Maybe it's a mix of both.

[Mattyk]

Originally Posted by mredskins

They need to move on from the farm this season; if they go to the prison like in the books it could get really good!

I think the season will end on a cliffhanger of them leaving the farm. Maybe by getting overrun by a super herd or something. Just a guess.

[mredskins]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

I think the season will end on a cliffhanger of them leaving the farm. Maybe by getting overrun by a super herd or something. Just a guess.

When they (Rick and Shane) went to drop off that dude on Sundays episode was that a prison or a public works building? I didn't read the sign fast enough. If it is a prison that could be a prelude to what is coming.

[GMScud]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

I think the season will end on a cliffhanger of them leaving the farm. Maybe by getting overrun by a super herd or something. Just a guess.

I agree. I mentioned it earlier in this thread- there's really no way the farm can't get overrun at some point soon. With Herschel's younger daughter hell bent on suicide and Herschel back on the bottle, coupled with the Rick/Shane situation... It's gonna unravel here in the next few shows I think.

[TheMalcolmConnection]

Originally Posted by GMScud

I agree. I mentioned it earlier in this thread- there's really no way the farm can't get overrun at some point soon. With Herschel's younger daughter hell bent on suicide and Herschel back on the bottle, coupled with the Rick/Shane situation... It's gonna unravel here in the next few shows I think.

It makes me wonder how far the "town" is that the Governor will be at? I wonder sometimes too if a gang of actual humans will show up and give some false promises and the whole group follows them?

[mredskins]

Originally Posted by TheMalcolmConnection

It makes me wonder how far the "town" is that the Governor will be at? I wonder sometimes too if a gang of actual humans will show up and give some false promises and the whole group follows them?

Well in the book the prison becomes a "town" or community if you will.

IF I am bing a spoiler jerk just say so and i will shut up but they really have not followed the book much so I am just using the book's storyline to try to predict what the show will do.

[Mattyk]

Originally Posted by mredskins

When they (Rick and Shane) went to drop off that dude on Sundays episode was that a prison or a public works building? I didn't read the sign fast enough. If it is a prison that could be a prelude to what is coming.

Yeah it was a public works dept I think

[mredskins]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

Yeah it was a public works dept I think

That is what I thought but the first two zombies were dressed in guard uniforms. IDK weird.

[GMScud]

Originally Posted by TheMalcolmConnection

It makes me wonder how far the "town" is that the Governor will be at? I wonder sometimes too if a gang of actual humans will show up and give some false promises and the whole group follows them?

Well, I just saw an ad on AMC for this week's episode- just split second shots, but it looked like walkers overrunning a fence...

My prediction (and I've never read any of the comic books) is that the farm gets overrun some time in the next two episodes, and the season ends with them on the road, finding the Governor's town (Woodbury). Curtain closes on the season with everyone wondering just what this "town" will bring.

And of course someone important is gonna die before we're done for the season. Just my guess. Regardless, I think it's going to be an awesome finish.