The Walking Dead.

[Roadie]

If only Glen had had one of these..

 

[AngryRooster]

Nifty ideas all, did any of you watch the webisodes on AMC.com? Kinda like little mini spin offs with different people.

Loved the webisodes. I thought they should have done one on Sophia's last days. Show how she got separated, the pursuit and roundup by Otis. All after the barn reveal of course.

 

[AngryRooster]

There was a BBC zombie mini-series a while ago that was decent. Kind of surprised me. It's called Dead Set. It's a group in a Big Brother type reality show that's unaware of the outbreak until it hits the studio and they have to deal. Yeah, they had fun trying to come up with improvised weapons.

Dead Set (TV Mini-Series 2008) - IMDb

 

[dusty88]

Exactly, she doesn't understand what type of violence the group is capable of. There was a guy who was talking about how far the group progressed, and how they've become EXACTLY like the first villain of the show, Shane. Shane was the first to understand the world they lived in, and how to survive. Remember how horrified the group was of Shane's actions? How many of them would bat an eye now, if Shane had killed that young guy who he took to the woods? The group is essentially a bunch of Shane clones.

I disagree about the "Shane" comparison. The way the group has changed, they would have agreed to kill the young man who had been shooting at them. However, Shane did a lot more than that.

The rest of the group generally doesn't go behind the others' back. Carol did once, and it was a source of trouble.

Shane was going to kill a group member JUST to have another man's wife to himself.

And no one in that group has done anything comparable to Shane's shooting of Otis. They've saved each other, they've sometimes tried to save people they don't know, and they've thrown some enemies to the walkers. But they've never double-crossed someone who was helping them.

 

[Kutnupe14]

I disagree about the "Shane" comparison. The way the group has changed, they would have agreed to kill the young man who had been shooting at them. However, Shane did a lot more than that.

The rest of the group generally doesn't go behind the others' back. Carol did once, and it was a source of trouble.

Shane was going to kill a group member JUST to have another man's wife to himself.

And no one in that group has done anything comparable to Shane's shooting of Otis. They've saved each other, they've sometimes tried to save people they don't know, and they've thrown some enemies to the walkers. But they've never double-crossed someone who was helping them.

Well, ill give you Shane potentially killing Rick, but (and I'm putting my flame suit on) the killing of Otis was completely justified. Shane killed Otis because he had to. Go back and watch that episode. After Shane goes gimp, he TELLS Otis to leave him. Otis refuses. So there are a few choices, die with Otis, and thus condemn Carl to die as well or kill Otis and save himself and Carl. Shane only knows his mind, which is if Otis gets caught by the walkers, Shane will be like "oh well." Otis on the other hand may have tried to save Shane, a get himself eaten in the process. Shane went with what he knew, himself. I think he made the right call.

 

[Kutnupe14]

Rick double crossed the guy at the prison.

 

[printcraft]

Rick double crossed the guy at the prison.

Who?

 

[jbombelli]

Rick double crossed the guy at the prison.

I say ol' chap... I don't recall that?

 

[printcraft]

I say ol' chap... I don't recall that?

Unless he is talking about the lead inmate that gave the other inmate a beatdown with the hammer after he was stabbed in the back by the zombie.

That guy was reaching for a gun to kill Rick right after he threw a walker at him and Rick split his wig with a machete.

 

[Kutnupe14]

Reaching for what?

[video=youtube;sCUglQCkkpE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sCUglQCkkpE[/video]

 

[printcraft]

Meh, his hand was moving......

 

[actaeon277]

I disagree about the "Shane" comparison. The way the group has changed, they would have agreed to kill the young man who had been shooting at them. However, Shane did a lot more than that.

The rest of the group generally doesn't go behind the others' back. Carol did once, and it was a source of trouble.

Shane was going to kill a group member JUST to have another man's wife to himself.

And no one in that group has done anything comparable to Shane's shooting of Otis. They've saved each other, they've sometimes tried to save people they don't know, and they've thrown some enemies to the walkers. But they've never double-crossed someone who was helping them.

O agree that the Shane comparison is incorrect.
Shane was all about Shane - Shane - Shane.
Everyone else was incidental.

 

[actaeon277]

Reaching for what?

[video=youtube;sCUglQCkkpE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sCUglQCkkpE[/video]

I must have missed an episode.
I don't remember that one.

 

[jbombelli]

Reaching for what?

[video=youtube;sCUglQCkkpE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sCUglQCkkpE[/video]

That wasn't a double cross. That was killing the guy who asked for it by throwing a walker at Rick and then just stood there underestimating him.

Double cross implies a certain level of trust that was not there.

 

[bradmedic04]

Quick check-in because I'm behind...do the effects and acting on this show still suck?

 

[actaeon277]

Quick check-in because I'm behind...do the effects and acting on this show still suck?

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[Kutnupe14]

Quick check-in because I'm behind...do the effects and acting on this show still suck?

Actually, the effects are top notch this season, and acting.... with props to the actors that play Sasha, Glenn, and Carol pretty good too.

 

[IndyGal65]

They need to turn the book series The Remaining into a movie or series.. some really good reading if you are into zombies.

Excellent series!!

 

[printcraft]

Sunday Night bump!!!!!!!!!

 

[Jomibe]

Bring it.