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11-02-11 08:32 AM #51
Re: The Walking Dead - Season 2: 10/16/11
Yeah, the Shane part was good-- it finally added another dimension to a character.
But there's really no story going on--
Will Annie Lennox find her daughter-- don't care about either one of them.
Will the blonde chick forgive the old man-- who cares?
Will the Asian guy bang the farm girl-- slightly more interesting, but it doesn't really matter.
Will the black guy have more than two lines?
Will Rick and his wife and kid, I don't know, keep doing whatever it is they do?
Crossbow guy is interesting, because he is competent and is usually where whatever action there is is taking place.
I'm guessing crossbow guy's brother will reappear at some point-- probably at the season finale.
I really really want to like this show, it's just that there ain't a whole lot happening, and every moment of action is usually followed by 30 minutes of on-screen verbal dissection by the characters.27 World Championships
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11-02-11 08:37 AM #52
Re: The Walking Dead - Season 2: 10/16/11
I'm really getting tired of the searching-for-Sophia plot line. End it already.

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11-02-11 08:40 AM #53
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11-02-11 08:42 AM #54
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11-02-11 09:03 AM #55
Re: The Walking Dead - Season 2: 10/16/11
Just caught up on this last night. I'm really liking it, personally. I don't mind the long stretches without action. I think that kind of separates it from a lot of other zombie stuff. I would like more flashback type things, though, to give you a better picture of who these people are/were and how the epidemic changed them. Looking forward to see where it goes.

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11-02-11 09:05 AM #56
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11-02-11 09:12 AM #57
Re: The Walking Dead - Season 2: 10/16/11
I like zombies in my zombie shows. Walking Dead is closer to a disaster movie like Deep Impact or something, except it's a series and therefore being dragged out longer.
For once I'd like to see them set up some sort of defense other than an old man with a rifle sitting in a lawn chair on the roof of an RV. Maybe a dash of MacGuyver thrown in in the form of weapons-- pipe bombs and perhaps some improvised armor for the vehicles come to mind. Traps would be interesting as well.
Basically anything but a bunch of people whining about how bad things suck and how maybe it would be better to be dead.
To be honest, they haven't showed me what's so bad about living in that world-- obviously it's not paradise, but it also hasn't been shown to be as bad as everyone on the show seems to act.27 World Championships
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11-02-11 09:33 AM #58
Re: The Walking Dead - Season 2: 10/16/11
I see all your points except this one. You really haven't seen what almost every character has lost and what kind of world it is? Constantly running? Looking for safety, nourishment, reliable transportation, thinking every day could be your last? Every little thing you do in your life right now, every convenience, comfort, or toy you own is gone and you spend every moment in fear of your life. And all except for Rick lost their families. That in itself should be enough to see the hell they are going through.
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11-02-11 09:42 AM #59
Re: The Walking Dead - Season 2: 10/16/11
Well, they haven't been constantly running. Not the last few episodes anyway. Before that it was Rick trying to find his family, then going to the CDC. There isn't a whole lot of tension and I don't really feel any impending danger for the most part. It is implied because it is a series about zombies and we bring to it what we already know from zombie films, but they haven't shown a whole lot. And yes, everyone lost someone. We know this because they told us, not because we saw it happen-- except for blondie's sister.
Transportation is only a problem because they insist on using that POS RV. How about ditching it and grabbing another? On the Atlanta highways there is probably a RV dealer every two miles, let alone the multitude of abandoned vehicles they've already come across. But they can't do that because the RV constantly breaking down is a plot device--and a weak one at that.
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11-02-11 09:52 AM #60
Re: The Walking Dead - Season 2: 10/16/11
Yes, I agree about the RV. I am constantly wondering about why they refuse to ditch it for something reliable. Rick's wife was complaining about looting the highway a couple of episodes claiming it was a "graveyard". Eff that sh*t, if someone needs antibiotics and pain meds you go through every car and find some.
Yes, I can see how much of the loss has just been told to us and implied. Which is why I am in the same mindframe as PPTS with the flashbacks. I would love to see a backstory on Daryl and Merle. And why the hell the old guy wound up looking after the two sisters. Also what T-Bone's deal is.
i care about the characters for the most part. I want them to find Sofia alive. Rick's son needs a girlfriend when he gets a little older.
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11-02-11 09:58 AM #61
Re: The Walking Dead - Season 2: 10/16/11
Has anyone read the books? If so, how closely is the show following them and how similar is the direction later on to what we're seeing now?

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11-02-11 10:08 AM #62
Re: The Walking Dead - Season 2: 10/16/11
So far this season is just ok, they are spending way too much time looking for that little girl. I'd like to know what happened to that guy and his son from the first episode. More flashbacks wold be good.
I saw that coming with Shane and that fat guy, Shane kept asking him how many bullets did he have left and they were dragging ass. Very cool part.
The problem with this series is they arent going to show more new episodes till February.
I reccomend watching the webisodes on the AMC website. Its a huge flashback and to date the 6 mini episodes have been way better than the season.
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11-02-11 10:08 AM #63
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11-02-11 10:12 AM #64
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11-02-11 11:56 AM #65
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11-02-11 11:59 AM #66
Re: The Walking Dead - Season 2: 10/16/11
For those complaining about lack of action, supposedly episode 4 will be the goriest in the whole series to date. I read it somewhere before the season started, but I don't know if they are referring to the whole episode or a particular scene.
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11-02-11 12:02 PM #67
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11-02-11 12:02 PM #68
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11-02-11 12:05 PM #69
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Re: The Walking Dead - Season 2: 10/16/11
I like the show, but I agree with Mr. Coffee - too much talking going on. I was able to do 5 things while watching the show and was able to keep up with everything going on.
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11-02-11 06:23 PM #72
Re: The Walking Dead - Season 2: 10/16/11
Daryl (crossbow guy) is my favorite character.
I think when he was first introduced everyone thought he was going to be a complete a-hole like his brother, but he's not. He did gross me out when he was digging through that zombie's stomach with his gloved hands. Ick.
The actor also played one of the brothers in Boondock Saints.
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11-06-11 11:35 PM #73
Re: The Walking Dead - Season 2: 10/16/11
Well let's see...
They pulled a zombie out of a well and Short Round nailed the farm girl.
I don't see how they're going to top this next week.27 World Championships
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11-07-11 07:27 AM #74
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11-07-11 08:04 AM #75
Re: The Walking Dead - Season 2: 10/16/11
Enough with the little girl, do we need a month of episodes of them searching for her. How did that zombie get into that well? Any one see the highlights for next week, looks like Mearle is back.
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