gangreen
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ummm just finished the finale, why did they go back to the prison with all those damn people instead of woodbury?
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RIGHT! There used to be running and thinking zombies, they were climbing fences and everything. Imagine if the writers hasn't dumbed them down? They would STILL be a relevant threat on the show.
Breh it wasn't just that. Like you could feel the desolation and desperate nature of the show. I don't feel shyt from this anymore really. like was I supposed to feel a certain way other than jubilation when Andrea died
? Or how they spent a whole season building up the guvna to have this nikka vanish into thin air at the finale? How rick is a terrible leader? mannnnn I hope the new writer is dope. I don't care for this much anymore.
Torrential
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I read a Kirkman interview where he said that Woodbury is secure enough to keep out zombies but not people and that is why they went to the prison.
TheDarceKnight
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Jimmy ValenTime
A really good Lawyer
Jimmy ValenTime
A really good Lawyer
the character is cool , i don't love him like other people
The actor said one time he have no problem if Daryl was gay/ in the closet or in-denial , since he doesn't seem to have a sex drive on the show
that had me like
but he also open mouth kissed michone and Andrea in real life so who knows ..
Jimmy ValenTime
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RIGHT! There used to be running and thinking zombies, they were climbing fences and everything. Imagine if the writers hasn't dumbed them down? They would STILL be a relevant threat on the show.
The zombie picking up the rock at the department store
The zombie picking up the rock at the department store
weren't they also climbing up the fire escape??? maybe not
Jimmy ValenTime
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They was jumping for it but didnt have the ability to catch and walk up but it was dope ..
Mr Hate Coffee
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I'm watching the finale now...
but
at this thread. I wonder if everyone that was 
before has finally came to their senses.
I got called a hater and overly nitpicky when I called this shyt out at the beginning of the season.
Reminds me of when Lost jumped the shark and folks were in denial. I feel
right now because I'm no longer expecting anything from this show.
but
at this thread. I wonder if everyone that was before has finally came to their senses.I got called a hater and overly nitpicky when I called this shyt out at the beginning of the season.
Reminds me of when Lost jumped the shark and folks were in denial. I feel
right now because I'm no longer expecting anything from this show.
The prison is easier to defend with guerrila warfare
They was shook trying to fight those walkers In the dark with that loud ass alarm blasting
No to
on this issue but you're both right actually.At least according to Kirkman. He said so in an interview with Entertainment Weekly. So unless we are open to the possibility that he is a liar (which pretty much makes anything else the creator has to say about the show invalid) then we have to take him at his word:
EW: I suspect a lot of people who are coming across the story of The Walking Dead for the first time would have thought that the guy-wakes-from-coma-to-discover-that-the-world-has-been-overrun-by-zombies plot was very similar to 28 Days Later. Presumably you had seen that film when you wrote the first issue of the comic?
RK: No. Welcome to my life seven years ago. It was complete coincidence. I saw 28 Days Later shortly before the first issue of Walking Dead was released. That first issue came out in October of 2003 and 28 Days Later was released in the States in June of 2003. So we were working on our second issue by the time I saw it. It was going to be a matter of somehow trying to restage the entire first issue, because it was a very similar coma opening. I made a decisionwhich I pretty much regret at this pointI said, You know what? Its so different [from that point on], I will probably never hear anything about this. And I was wrong.
EW: So when you saw the movie you must have thought, Oh s!
RK: Yeah. It was a little annoying. But great minds think alike, right?
FULL INTERVIEW HERE
He's also said on record that he wrote the script for the first issue long before it was drawn and released. There was no way he could have known about 28 Days Later which in itself has an opening paying an homage to Day of the Triffids (1962) as was The Walking Dead. He said all this in the Letters Section of the comics. Can't recall which issue.
yet you'll still watch it which proves ur just a nit picking fakkot who likes to complainI'm watching the finale now...
but
I got called a hater and overly nitpicky when I called this shyt out at the beginning of the season.
Reminds me of when Lost jumped the shark and folks were in denial. I feel