show is good Grimm is on 2 nite! supernatural fringe and shark tank

The new episode tonight "18 Miles Out" was both zombie heavy and action packed! The only lame thing this season is that DirecTV's AMC HD Ch. 254 is broadcasting the show in letterboxed SD instead of full screen HD, unlike last season.

The Talking Dead after show is broadcast in HD as are most of the rest of the original programs but not the main show this season. Anyone else notice that?

The last 3 episodes have been great! Finally! :)

I can't wait for a TV show that's post-nuke apocalypse with various groups of people fighting, surviving, etc. I haven't seen Walking Dead yet maybe it has elements of that, but I don't really care about zombies too much. Something like an ongoing Book of Eli without Eli or a book. :D

That would be interesting. Did you ever see the movie "The Road"? Super dark movie about a man and his young son trying to survive in a post-apocalyptic world.

they was a very low budget movie

Depressing as fuck lol

Tonight's (ep 12) was fucking sweet, so many things were revealed. Not going to give much away for those who haven't seen it yet but it's going to be one hell of a final ep next week.

So how did Shane become a Walker if he was never bitten by one?

When they die their immunity ceases and the virus can take over the host.

http://paullevinson.blogspot.com/201...out-bites.html

I wonder how the season season finale can be any better than the last two episodes. I think the only other person they will kill off is Herschel.

the virus is airborne:

http://herewebelong.blogspot.com/201...ne-become.html

Some of the things mentioned in that blog are points that drive me crazy about Walking Dead. Shane stabs a walker in the head, then uses the same knife to cut his hand. The way they pick up walkers and lug them around, with no gloves. I wouldn't touch one of those things without a biohazard suit.

remember the first season where they chopped up a couple of dead walkers and put dead walker goo all over their bodies?

In the episode the other week in the bar, did he get head shots on both guys?

Yes, Shane and that prisoner kid where the first 2 people to die that didn't get shot or hit in the head.

Yeah, I would have at least asked the question "hey Rick, you think this blood might be a little dangerous for us to rub all over our bodies? I think I'll take my chances with running like hell."

Thanks, didn't want to have to find the spot on-demand.

Yes Rick made sure to shot them both in the head, suggestion he knew the Virus was Airborne (as the cdc guy told him) and they all have the virus.

Show rules. Sucks Sunday is the season finale.. :/

I happen to have liked the first half of season two that everyone was complaining about and it is just getting better...

Not necessarily because there is more zombie violence and mayhem but because all that character dev in the 1st half of II is paying off in spades... as in big shovels smashing zombie skulls.:thumbsup

Oh wow...yea. After Rick stabbed Shane, he immediately became a Walker! They're all carriers?!! :helpme

They are yes. That's why it's called 'The Walking Dead' The Zombies bite will cause the infection to spread at an unstoppable rate, however the virus lays dormant in carriers until their brains cease to function 'Death'

At least that's how I see it, the virus has mutated since the first outbreak and I would say it might yet do the same again soon enough.

i hope next season is better

Cunt afford a next season.

I read it's getting cancelled.

AMC renewed The Walking Dead for a third season on October 25, 2011 after the season two premiere broke cable ratings records in the 18?49 demographic. AMC president, Charlie Collier, said "We are thankful for everyone's contribution in front of and behind the camera as we continue to make The Walking Dead a unique television experience. And, we are so proud as it continues to set viewership records around the world."[5] On January 14, 2012, AMC announced that the third season will contain an extended episode order of 16 episodes.[15] On February 24, 2012, it was announced that David Morrissey had been cast as The Governor, a major antagonist in the comic series. Morrissey will be a main cast member in the third season, which begins production in the first quarter of 2012.[16][17]

if they are low on budget why dont they get fans to invest i would gladly give some cash to see a better season

Must have been rumours then. It started with budget cuts and then I read it was going to wind down.

The fact that the whole season has been on that shitty farm made me believe it.

Haha, ya they certainly didn't spend a lot on location shoots.

I remember hearing something about some of their budget (along with Breaking Bad) being reduced so more could be put towards Mad Men. Not sure what the details were on that.

mad Men is automatically an expensive show because its a period piece.

I honestly didn't mind the farm. They were on the run the first season. This was the farm season. No one can say a lot didn't happen, and characters weren't developed. It would get old really fast if they spent every week running from zombies. Then they could just call it "AMC's Running from Zombies". This season has been so much better than the first, and I think firing Frank Darabont may have had something to do with that.

I've already heard that its going to be radically different next season, and expect some big stuff to go down in the season finale to kick that off.

I enjoy the show, but am still frustrated that nobody seems to have survival on their minds. Never mind the guy who they captured leading enemies back to them -- he will take up valuable water and food over a winter they have NOT prepared for. That alone should be reason to get rid of him.

Also, they're always in clean clothes and nicely showered. Wasn't' there a zombie in the well? That water is contaminated, no? Who is doing all this laundry and ironing? Who is washing the dishes, planting the garden, milking the cows? The women just seem to mill about, setting the table for meals. Give me a freakin' break.

I do remember something about them having multiple wells. Still doesn't explain how they are able to get food so easily though. But I guess the show would be pretty boring if it showed them out farming for 20 minutes at a time.

Shane wasn't with them then, was he?

this season has been dragging on it seems.

i can not wait for 28 months later to come out

28 Years Later will be a really fucked up movie.

in 28 days all the zombies die out after 1 month so it could be interesting

They don't have to show 20 minutes of farming. Just have the people always tired, dirty, busy with something instead of hanging out at the tents or sitting around in the house. Maggie could be tending the garden and teaching Glen how to make scarecrows or something while the other women tried to mend ripped jeans or some such. They should be talking about canning produce, sending the men out for rabbits, etc. It wouldn't make the show boring. Just make them always busy on TOP of escaping from the zombies.

Let someone else plow the field. I'll be plowing Maggie in the hay loft.

I too would like to see a little more of the survival part of it pertaining to where the food is etc. In the last episode they said they had several head of cattle and other food already stored which could explain how they have been eating since they got to the farm. Also, even though it has been two season of the show, the actual amount of time that has passed in the show is not that much so they could easily still be living off of canned goods and things they have scavenged along the way. Although it would have been nice to see them doing that even if it was just for a few minutes in one episode.

Hopefully while we're looking at farm work, the characters would be talking about something to move their arcs forward -- because I sure as hell don't want to see Farmville the TV show.

LOL I hear that. I wouldn't want a whole episode of farming and housework, but it would be cool a few minutes here and there to see how they are getting food and water.

That's all I'm saying! Just let us know that they are taking this seriously.

Last episode was nice, but there is one BIG PROBLEM!!!

No zombie attention after head shot in previous episode (to save old crew member from death pain) and now in last episode after the kid shot shane, there are billions of zombies attracted by sound, COME ON??? But still who cares, make some zombie rush finally...

yeah, they didn't really explain where they all came from, but in earlier episodes they did wonder across roving groups of zombies so it could just be that one of those groups was in the area this time.

I thought there would be zombies galore when the decided to LIGHT the pile of ZOMBIE BODIES ON FIRE at dusk. That seemed like a no-brainer (hah). But none came. There are just so many convenient plot holes... arg.

Zombies walk, right? That day when they shot Dale they were not around and that other day when biy shot Shane they were around.
There is no "big problem" here.

The best theory I've read is that the same virus that zombifies the dead is infecting the living people and causing them to become dumber and dumber, which explains why they're all so fucking stupid.

you have to watch this