The Devil's Advocate
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i can't hate on a man who gave us years of piffMy bad, brehs
if i ever start a website/blog, just know i'll be paying your salary
i can't hate on a man who gave us years of piffMy bad, brehs
the writers ain't shyt. Where can I read the comic?
Very interesting to Re-Watch this extended trailer having seen the first two episodes...
He just means they are watered down and stripped of all their awesome moments that make them special or developed.
It would be more tolerable if they were new characters on a new intellectual property, but you gotta understand that these are established characters.
So, imagine they took the X-men comic and made a TV show... but instead of having Storm as the secondary team leader they made Gambit the secondary team leader after Cyclops. And on the show Storm didn't have lightning powers, but now for some reason Beast also has lightning powers in addition to his regular powers... and then later they introduce Bishop, but he isn't a time traveller and doesn't have a big ass gun... he is jyst there to babysit Cyclop's two year old daughter Judith (who isn't even in the comics) and later that season Wolverine gets a big ass gun and they they reveal that Rogue is really from the future.
You would start to see a patern developing, and as a black person that bought and supported the comics and the brand in general who enjoyed the diverse portrayals, it would start to make you feel betrayed and disrespected. Frankly, it would probably piss you off.
So thats why the comic readers are always irritated.
They gave all of Tyrese's roles away to Shane/Daryl etc...
Shane is only in 7 episodes in the comics, he is an extremely minor character and Daryl doesnt even exist. Tyrese is Rick's right hand for 1/3 of the series (he is in over 40 issues to compared to Shane's 7) and they neutered him by making him a babysitter to Rick's kid, making him hesitant and needing of reassurance from a stronger black female (Sasha) who doesn't even exist in the comics at all. On the show Tyrese is just a big black dude. In the comics he is a retired Atlanta Falcon linebacker. Michone was a lawyer in the comics (they gave that backstory to Andrea in the show). She establishes intimate relationships with Tyrese, and Morgan which they make sure to never let the black chars do on the show... except for Sasha and Bob the black alchoholic. In the comics the alcoholic character is white. Again, thats that bullshyt. The Governer is supposed to be mexican, they made him white. So now he's bossing around his right thats why his right hand dude (Martinez) and it just comes off uncomfortable. In the comic the priest (who is black like on the show) is not such a whiny lil bytch.
So far they haven't messed up Heath ...not gonna talk about the dread wig
But I got a feeling they are gonna omit one of his story-lines cause just like the coli brehs he loves his pawgs.
And they made sure not to give Tyrese noooooo p*ssy. Even though Tyrese was supposed to be running through Carol on the regular til Chonne showed up. The entire Tyrese/Carol relationship they made into Daryl/Carol then made Tyrese hold a baby the whole time.
So please excuse us when we get upset, its just hard not to.
Looks like Maggie but could just be a generic white chick.Pause at 1:13. Who's that being eaten?
When did he do that? I was wondering what that A meant. I thought the wolves put it there somehow.Re watched today. You know you always catch some new little shyt
OG Carol wasn't crying at the end about killing them demons or even the lady smoker
She looked over and saw that little boy that she keeps being mean to had put his little stamp on her porch
I believe she felt guilty then
I took it as him testing to see if any walkers were nearby and he would take them out before he left. Only watched it once though so I could be wrong.so why he put them in the car and blow the horn for zombies to come?
nah i just watched it 2 weeks ago... i completely watch a series, before any new season, to catch up and catch on to thingsWhen did he do that? I was wondering what that A meant. I thought the wolves put it there somehow.
I took it as him testing to see if any walkers were nearby and he would take them out before he left. Only watched it once though so I could be wrong.
Yessiryou mean with the gov?
nah i just watched it 2 weeks ago... i completely watch a series, before any new season, to catch up and catch on to things
he tried the, i'll give you everything, just let me live thing.... then they tried to kill him.... he beat them down... then he put them in the car and beeped for walkers to come
he had every intention of killing them both... i think it's harder to kill humans cause that stick would break... where a decomposed body, it was go through the skull easy (not real science i know, but how else is sticks, knives, and everything else getting through a skull)
but now he's on some, don't even attempt to kill at all, no matter what shyt..... but maybe we'll get his back story soon.... sounds like martial arts logic... only use when necessary type shyt
I read the comic but I also know that you can't (and shouldn't) adapt everything literally. My beef with the show's depiction of black people is more how they made EVERY black dude an over-sensitive/emotional "turn the other cheek" simp. Tyrese, Bob, T-Dog, Gabriel, Morgan, Noah...all of them have been weak in some form or fashion. Don't need them to be Carol, but at least should have had one of them understand the world they're in...
Case in point, Morgan lets KNOWN enemies live another day, right after they killed innocents... Just like Tyrese let a KNOWN enemy live another day, right after the enemy threatened to murder a baby and eat his friends. Even T-Dog was weak when it came to Merle, a racist dude who made his life hell before Rick showed up. Its just interesting that the writers either kill the black men off the show or they neuter them altogether.
then he put them in the car and beeped for walkers to come
He blows the horn, checking to make sure there are no walkers nearby so the men are left in a safe area.