It's been dead.........yeah, if you want a shoot 'em up B movie with zombies.
If you want a show that actually has depth and a plot, you're in the right place.
I agree. I can get into a shoot 'em up zombie story from time to time, but this season has been slowly building to something and it happened tonight. It delivered on all fronts.
I don't get it. They're dead but you can re-kill them with a shotgun blast?
Are they still able to walk dead?
Reminds me of Michael Jackson's Thriller video.
lets check it out, i dont think it will be too much great....
EDIT, just for people one comment i found:
sad-sam at 2011-11-28 10:58 CET:
on a more serious note, skip everything but the last five minutes to avoid more mundane crap.
That was season-long misdirection they did with Sofia. I had really pushed the search for that girl out out my thoughts.
That, to me, was the most key part of the episode. The guy who owned the farm and kept the walkers in that barn let Rick and crew go out repeatedly, risking their lives, looking for that girl knowing she was already dead.
Letting the mother hope her daughter was alive when she wasn't.
That, to me, was the most key part of the episode. The guy who owned the farm and kept the walkers in that barn let Rick and crew go out repeatedly, risking their lives, looking for that girl knowing she was already dead.
Letting the mother hope her daughter was alive when she wasn't.
thanks! We don't get to see the episode untill friday!
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I enjoyed the series, but the second season is a bit too much drama. Like when they discovered the walkers in the barn, how could you NOT look to see if the little missing girl was in there?
I've actually been getting into Hell on Wheels more then WD, but you got to admit Boardwalk Empire ending this week was well, good and surprising.
I agree with you. Boardwalk has been absolutely great, though.
That, to me, was the most key part of the episode. The guy who owned the farm and kept the walkers in that barn let Rick and crew go out repeatedly, risking their lives, looking for that girl knowing she was already dead.
Letting the mother hope her daughter was alive when she wasn't.
Actually, Kirkman revealed(on Talking Dead) that there's backstory(that we haven't seen yet) as to how she got into the barn -- and it was Otis. Remember, Herschel told Rick that capturing zombies was Otis' job, so he probably found her and put her in the barn. They never had a chance to tell Otis they were looking for a little girl, because of the frantic situation with Carl getting shot.
Once Otis died, the knowledge of Sofia in barn died with him.
By the way, Herschel is so fucking stupid, I was hoping for him to get eaten -- which I think is what happened in the comic.
Then why would you click on a thread titled "Walking Dead ended with a BANG"?
The mid-season finale delivered. I thought it was getting a little slow, but last night more than made up for it.
I think I'm going to start reading the comic books to get me through until February.
I was curious
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The pay off in last nights episode would not have had the impact it did without all the emotional drama/character development leading up to it.
Battlestar Gallactica was same way... there might not be "action" for a few episodes but there was always better resonance when it did happen because there was actual character depth to create multiple layers of moral, ethical dilemma.
Good show.
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I must admit that I didn't really care much for this season but the semi-finale last night was pretty good. I'm more interested in Boardwalk Empire though, I'm burnt out on the zombie craze.
Even though there wasn't much action this season so far, it was good to see the characters get a chance to have some normalcy and kick back a little in the safety of the farm. If it was just balls to the wall zombie killing in every episode, it would get old quick.
Also, is that the only isolated farm in the entire state of Georgia? Can't they go find their own fucking farm and let Herschel love his stupid barn zombies?
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