That's actually not a bad point. The rules throw an interesting twist on it. Depending on how long that group had been together, you could maybe suggest they were almost brainwashed by Joe's rules...and you don't know how much he applied them to himself (ie. no man is above any other man). Putting some psychology on it I suppose makes it a bit more believable...but I still would have preferred a different resolution than "Rick beats all", lol.
We've seen his scenario a hundred times in movies and tv. Sure, it's lazy writing but let's not pretend it's our first rodeo. I totally expected them all to make it out alive.
Well, of course. You could argue those were the 4 most popular characters on the show. I didn't want any of them to die. I just wanted the scene written in a way that didn't seem so insurmountable and then be like "I'm Rick...and you lose!", lol. Like I said, they wanted it to be all about Rick, and be some turning point for him...even if it was stupid.
Free is always best. If you just want to read it try your local library? Most libraries have comic book/graphic novel sections nowadays. I know a couple by me that have great selections and have seen both Walking Dead Compendiums there. It really helped me out catching up with a ton of stuff.
That's why I pad everything by 2 minutes before the record time and at least 2 minutes after recording time, just for that foolishness. Game Of Thrones would do that sometimes with the next week teaser and it's just as annoying.
That's Morgan. He was in the pilot. Rick stayed with him and his son after he woke up in the hospital. He later went back to his hometown with Carl to find Morgan again. His son turned zombie and Morgan went a bit crazy.
It's not that unbelievable. As long as even a single spark got near the propane cloud, it would've gone up. And coming from someone who used to spend a lot of time playing with fireworks, those big rockets are fairly accurate, especially when aimed with a pipe, bb gun, etc.
The "Negan-ish" character was the crazy guy with the face tattoos that Glenn let out of the container, they confirmed that on the Talking Dead.
I actually thought the same thing you did though. Watched the episode, but didn't have time before work to watch the talking dead before work. Another fun fact, the first person to get their throat slit was the guy Rick found in the house with a girl (who's leg was jacked up) back in season 4.Well then... I never watch the Talking Dead.
why would they just leave though, that is what i cant figure out. They were safe and eating people, so why would the big biker guys give the place back
Are you referring to the biker pack? They never left. The Terminus people took their place back and imprisoned the mauraders like the guy that attacked Glenn before he ended up becoming walker lunch meat. The important takeaway was that Terminus was a true haven but because some groups acted like butchers, it forced the good people of Terminus to become like them.
i never thought he killed him, that is why they would not allow them to go back into the cabin. Seems tyrese is the new carl. He will learn cause he did not kill the dude, the dude showed them where they were getting bob killed, so he will go all nuts killing any and everything
Dale? Are you talking about season 2 or last week's episode?
I'm referring to the comics. Bob's fate in the show is mirroring Dale's from the comics.
Yeah, sorry about that. But who knows, maybe they cut off the leg he was bitten on, if we was actually bitten and not just cut? The show does tend to borrow material and then deviate from it.
No worries. Like I said, after the ending,I had a feeling he was next. I didn't see another Herschel/peg leg ordeal happening for Bob.
Many hours had passed by then so I don't see it being due to having been bitten. But that would be a cool twist hah.
me. If nobody does it by tomorrow night, I'll do it. It's date night for me (a real one, at that!)
does anyone watch that and can sit though an entire showing without flipping it off.