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AMC's The Walking Dead [Spoilers!]
November 1, 2010 at
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For a show on a non premium cable channel, I thought it was very good. I never read the comic, so I don't know how it compares, but I'll be watching every Sunday. pisses me off that I don't get AMC in HD though.
For a show on a non premium cable channel, I thought it was very good. I never read the comic, so I don't know how it compares, but I'll be watching every Sunday. pisses me off that I don't get AMC in HD though.
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Beyond disappointed in the writers this season.
Beyond disappointed in the writers this season.
I am usually one of the first to post something after the episode airs.... Disappointing at best.
Beyond disappointed in the writers this season.
Beyond disappointed in the writers this season.
And the sooner they kill off Beth, the better. I always suspected she was a really bad actor but her parts in the show were always in bits and pieces and so it was hard to tell if it was her or the parts written for her. Last night proved she is a terrible actor. I have Halloween props that are better actors than her.
I think we're just about done with this show. Both of my sons (ages 20 and 17) were big fans just like us up until last year when they split everyone up. They stopped watching completely. This year it's just me and hubby and we have tried really hard to stick it out, hoping things would get better this season but I just don't see it happening.
To be honest, for the last year, I've only been watching it to see Daryl kick some butt anyway.
And the sooner they kill off Beth, the better. I always suspected she was a really bad actor but her parts in the show were always in bits and pieces and so it was hard to tell if it was her or the parts written for her. Last night proved she is a terrible actor.
Seriously, why does every other show feel a need to touch on every storyline with every episode? It makes it more like a sitcom or something, having to visit every possible storyline within a 44-minute episode. Having one or two threads unraveled while leaving the rest for later makes the show so much less watered-down and gives them more room to explore each situation. To each their own, though, I love it.
Seriously, why does every other show feel a need to touch on every storyline with every episode? It makes it more like a sitcom or something, having to visit every possible storyline within a 44-minute episode. Having one or two threads unraveled while leaving the rest for later makes the show so much less watered-down and gives them more room to explore each situation. To each their own, though, I love it.
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To be honest, for the last year, I've only been watching it to see Daryl kick some butt anyway.
But yes, I totally believe that it's Noah with Daryl. Makes total sense given the demeanor with which Daryl speaks to him (not menacing or commanding, but not familiar, either). Has to be Noah IMO.
But yes, I totally believe that it's Noah with Daryl. Makes total sense given the demeanor with which Daryl speaks to him (not menacing or commanding, but not familiar, either). Has to be Noah IMO.
It sort of has to be him in the woods, as if it was Carol, she wouldn't have waited in the woods to be told to come out. The only other possibility was Morgan. But after last episode, I think the better bet is that it is Chris/Noah.
Was kind of a trip to see Carol on the gurney at the end of the episode, no?
It sort of has to be him in the woods, as if it was Carol, she wouldn't have waited in the woods to be told to come out. The only other possibility was Morgan. But after last episode, I think the better bet is that it is Chris/Noah.
Was kind of a trip to see Carol on the gurney at the end of the episode, no?
And on next week's episode:
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