The Walking Dead

[Sean Renaud]

Carol was 'done' last season and really died because that jackass woman beater didn't die until the last scene of the last episode. Her surviving THIS season is wholly dependent on Glenn/Maggie. Cus I think when one dies the other dies and I can't see them offing 3 mains in a single season.

I've heard spoilers from the comics and I think they are here but regardless it is time to kill someone major and I keep thinking it'll shift to Carl and the show just keeps refusing. And my reasoning remains the same. The timeline is starting to fuzzy up again (this episode mentions it's been a few weeks between now and the season premier but we're still likely talking less than 2 years. At some point either Carl dies OR they simply have a very satisfied Rick crawl out of Michonne and and this happens.

Rick: Absolutely nothing happened these last five years.
Michonne: Well your daughter grew her first teeth, learned to walk, talk, read and is now losing her baby teeth.
Rick: Absolutely nothing.
Director: Goddamnit, now we have to explain how this little girl keeps getting years bigger over weeks or months. . .I hate kids so goddamn much in this series! *Puts gun to head and pulls trigger* Who the fuck replaced by suicide gun with a prop?

 

[Avery_Chisholm]

Unlike the books, every season of that show is worse than the last.

Hey I missed entire last season of got and only caught the red episode I liked it

 

[MrBates2]

Hey I missed entire last season of got and only caught the red episode I liked it

 

[Fata Morgana]

What did the Doc see in the pharmacy that freaked her out?

 

[aella__]

Sex.


.

Oh how i miss you ann please come back, I'm running out of friends here.

 

[Aquagal]

What did the Doc see in the pharmacy that freaked her out?

I thought she saw a bloody baby shoe in a sink or on some stainless steel counter.

 

[Aquagal]

The whole arrow in the eye scene was pretty cool. Carol's end was kind of anticlimactic, I think she's not done.

 

[Fata Morgana]

I thought she saw a bloody baby shoe in a sink or on some stainless steel counter.

I could not fucking make out what it was! Yeah the doc scene was well done.

 

[Fata Morgana]

The whole arrow in the eye scene was pretty cool. Carol's end was kind of anticlimactic, I think she's not done.

Got an awful feeling they are going to kill her off. I bloody hope not. Her or Michonne by Negan in the last ep is my call.

 

[Aquagal]

Got an awful feeling they are going to kill her off. I bloody hope not. Her or Michonne by Negan in the last ep is my call.

Did you see the extra preview on Talking Dead? With the rosary and dripping blood?

 

[Sean Renaud]

I could not fucking make out what it was! Yeah the doc scene was well done.

Did you see the extra preview on Talking Dead? With the rosary and dripping blood?

I never watch the Talking Dead. Doubly after they attempted to use it as bait to trick me into watching 'Into the Badlands' which wasn't bad mind you but c'mon. You put the Talking Dead AFTER it so I have to stick around? Eat an entire zoo of dicks.

Also "You know how to bite a dick. I mean that with all respect." That might be the greatest line in television history.

 

[Fata Morgana]

Did you see the extra preview on Talking Dead? With the rosary and dripping blood?

Ooh no! Only two more eps innit?

 

[Fata Morgana]

Damn good point....I never even considered Carol being killed.

I really hope she isn't though. And I don't like this drippy version of her. That's cos fucking Morgan has got under her skin. Stick twiddling cunt.

 

[jomar]

Daryl doesn't know how to drive a stick? Puhleeze. Pulled me out of the show, that scene.

 

[Sean Renaud]

Daryl doesn't know how to drive a stick? Puhleeze. Pulled me out of the show, that scene.

Why would Daryl know how to drive a stick? And it's implied by Denise that it's a finnicky piece of shit truck not a smoothly operating one.

 

[Aquagal]

Why would Daryl know how to drive a stick? And it's implied by Denise that it's a finnicky piece of shit truck not a smoothly operating one.

Simply stereotype in my viewpoint. He's a redneck and can put together his own bike from scratch, he should be handy with mechanics. Of anyone on the cast, I'd have thought Daryl could drive a truck that grinds.

 

[Sean Renaud]

Fair enough. I missed him building the bike from scratch. I assumed like all the other vehichles that he'd found it. I also don't recall anything in particular showing him to be truly great mechanically. Dale was the one doing the work early on. I'm sure Daryl is comfy and all.

Still fair enough. Narratively it was about showing Denise is something more than someone who can kinda sorta be a doctor if you give her all the books.

 

[Aquagal]

Fair enough. I missed him building the bike from scratch. I assumed like all the other vehichles that he'd found it. I also don't recall anything in particular showing him to be truly great mechanically. Dale was the one doing the work early on. I'm sure Daryl is comfy and all.

Still fair enough. Narratively it was about showing Denise is something more than someone who can kinda sorta be a doctor if you give her all the books.

I think it was someone's garage in Alexandria when he first discovered the place that he found a bunch of bike parts. It was at this time that he got to know the one guy, I can't remember his name, the gay guy. Were they locked in the garage for some reason? I can't remember.

Yes, it was to show that Denise was much more than she seems, but they really should have put Rosita in the drivers seat and said she doesn't know how to drive a shitty truck, because she has not shown she is handy in various ways.

 

[jomar]

Why would Daryl know how to drive a stick? And it's implied by Denise that it's a finnicky piece of shit truck not a smoothly operating one.

Well, I guess I am assuming that since he rides a motorcycle he's familiar with gears and clutches, not to mention all the other trucks he's driven over the seasons.

 

[Sean Renaud]

True. That would have made things easier.

 

[Beco]

I am starting to hate that they kill off people on a regular basis. I once thought it was unique and kept the show fresh by brining in new characters. But now, I wish they had a moratorium on killing off characters....so bummed the doctor is gone

 

[Beco]

Daryl doesn't know how to drive a stick? Puhleeze. Pulled me out of the show, that scene.

I was wondering why they even took that truck? There had to be others that didnt have a stick...

 

[Sean Renaud]

I am starting to hate that they kill off people on a regular basis. I once thought it was unique and kept the show fresh by brining in new characters. But now, I wish they had a moratorium on killing off characters....so bummed the doctor is gone

I just hate the "immortals". You can't claim that this is a show where anybody can die and then have a group of people we know good and damn well can't die.

 

[Beco]

I just hate the "immortals". You can't claim that this is a show where anybody can die and then have a group of people we know good and damn well can't die.

Maybe....killing Rick would be impossible. But Glen, Maggie, Carol, etc. they are all suspect...it does keep you on edge, got to say

 

[Sean Renaud]

Maybe....killing Rick would be impossible. But Glen, Maggie, Carol, etc. they are all suspect...it does keep you on edge, got to say

Killing Rick is outright impossible. It's HIS show. If you were gonna kill him the only real option was letting Shane off him in S2. After that it would be like replacing Jack Bauer (which was according to legend part of the plan originally. 24 was going to be about the format with a new hero each day. And Halloween wasn't supposed to be the Mike Myers series but Season of the Witch sucked and was eventually retconned to fit in with everything else.) just a non option.

Glen, Maggie, Carol are all suspect but even in the worst of circumstances it's hard to be afraid for them. They at worst only need to avoid high drama areas. Like if Maggie had died in the last episode that would have made sense. She isn't catching a random arrow to the eye though.

I'm frankly amazed Carl wasn't killed simply because the actor has no control over his hormones. And In Universe we're supposed to believe that less than 2 years have passed. (Remember S1-mid point of 3 are less than 9 months since it's heavily implied that Lori didn't know who's baby it was). S4-5 certainly look like a few weeks AT MOST. I know what he does in the comics but honestly I would have killed him and magically shunted his role off onto (Glen) some new kid for Rick to get attached to. Still you don't really worry about him.

Daryl is in the same ship though I'll admit I expected them to "kill" him last season. And by kill I mean magically lose so he could be on the Spin-off.

But I'm right there with you (and this goes double if your black) but seriously supporting cast is gonna die.

Let me take a quick moment out and state that T-Dogg dying while it started the trend made perfect sense in every sense of the word. He's an extra (though so is Daryl) and he's the epitome of a token character. He existed solely so nobody could say there are no blacks on the show. But is anybody expecting the Priest to make it much longer?