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Posted: 3/30/2015 10:08:27 PM EDT
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No. As the surprise guest on TTD, he mentioned he honked the horn to see if there were walkers in the area before he left, not to trap them in the car defenseless. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Morgan should have killed the 2 wolf assholes.  I'm not for indiscriminant killing but known bad guys should be eliminated. My wife said that he should have set them on fire. He honked the horn, with the intention that they'd be eaten by walkers. Not effective if you don't enforce the trap...but pretty brutal, if it had worked. No. As the surprise guest on TTD, he mentioned he honked the horn to see if there were walkers in the area before he left, not to trap them in the car defenseless. Guess I can't argue with that, but without watching the Talking Dead the context doesn't lend itself well to that theory. |
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Posted: 3/30/2015 10:12:15 PM EDT
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I just gotta say: props to Nicotero, he absolutely nailed that one. I had my doubts, but this was his best episode yet by far, and one of the best in the series to boot.
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Posted: 3/30/2015 10:12:46 PM EDT
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Posted: 3/30/2015 10:13:09 PM EDT
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Zombies with no stimuli/ food, will go into a state of hibernation. That's why Faith Smith always knocks and gives a loud "Ollie oxen free!" When moving into probable zombie infected areas. Per John Ringo zmbies do not like rude people |
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Posted: 3/30/2015 10:24:22 PM EDT
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Until we see you next... 
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Beefcakes of the Apocalypse: Abraham was chosen for our fall collection. His wool jacket with fur collar will keep him warm during crisp, cool nights, and his M16 allows him fast reloads and the ability to carry more ammo per pound. He enjoys boating in the ocean of shit, beating mullets, and fucking Rosita. |
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Posted: 3/30/2015 10:27:40 PM EDT
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Until we see you next...
Gonna be a long summer.http://image-cdn.zap2it.com/images/the-walking-dead-season-5-b-michael-cudlitz-amc.jpg
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Posted: 3/30/2015 10:46:48 PM EDT
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Worst season finale I've ever seen. This show is really starting to suck. 
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Posted: 3/30/2015 10:47:38 PM EDT
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Any one else wonder who the walker that Gabe killed was eating when Gabe walked out of the woods?
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Posted: 3/30/2015 10:53:10 PM EDT
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C'mon, you're married.... Being given permission to do something you wanted to do anyway is NOT the same thing as taking orders. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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So, Rick is taking orders........ C'mon, you're married.... Being given permission to do something you wanted to do anyway is NOT the same thing as taking orders. I'm one of those ask forgiveness guys. 27 years worth of forgiveness. LOL... |
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Posted: 3/30/2015 10:57:37 PM EDT
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Norman on his own bike built by Classified Moto. He set them up to build the bike he currently ride on the show. http://www.classifiedmoto.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/Ewing_140629_23-300x193.jpg They built two bikes for the show. http://www.classifiedmoto.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/WI14584-300x194.jpg Katie Sackhoff also picked one up.  https://youtu.be/jGWhjU7QBTwKatie Sackhoff would have been an AWESOME Andrea!!! She'd be a great addition to the series in any roll. |
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Posted: 3/30/2015 11:14:20 PM EDT
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What was the soon to be dead Doc yelling while Abe had him pinned on the ground?
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Posted: 3/30/2015 11:20:45 PM EDT
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No one has mentioned or questioned Red Hood having the photos of Rick and his son, and pics of the farm?
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Posted: 3/30/2015 11:24:08 PM EDT
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No one has mentioned or questioned Red Hood having the photos of Rick and his son, and pics of the farm? I'm trying to recall if some was left behind at the farm. all the pics were aaron's. he claims to have been observing them for a long time |
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Posted: 3/30/2015 11:41:39 PM EDT
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What was the soon to be dead Doc yelling while Abe had him pinned on the ground? "Dammit Abraham, now is not the time for a prostate check!" |
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Posted: 3/30/2015 11:43:43 PM EDT
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Yup lower parts kits are the same no matter what. Most CA gun owners probably have piles of standard mag release buttons and springs in a drawer somewhere. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Can you imagine being stuck in Los Angeles during Zombie Apocalypse? Hold on let me push my bullet button. Hold on need to reload, again. 10 MILLION+ possible walkers and lawlessness in that area? No thanks. I think that most (or at least a lot of) people with bullet buttoned ARs there probably have the parts to convert to detachable mags. Yup lower parts kits are the same no matter what. Most CA gun owners probably have piles of standard mag release buttons and springs in a drawer somewhere. Raddlock 4 or 5 turns with a screwdriver and it functions like a regular mag release. |
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Posted: 3/30/2015 11:51:08 PM EDT
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What was the soon to be dead Doc yelling while Abe had him pinned on the ground? "Dammit Abraham, now is not the time for a prostate check!" Dude, don't feed the bronies! |
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Posted: 3/30/2015 11:53:34 PM EDT
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did it show what happned to Gene after he let Nick live? I must have blinked Negative. I believe the last scene showed Gene Glen forcefully marching his ass back towards ASZ Affirmative. OK, I'll play your game: what did they show after that??? N-O-T-H-I-N-G = they did not show what happened after Gene didn't kill him. Do you even TWD, bro? |
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Posted: 3/31/2015 12:08:31 AM EDT
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Until we see you next...
Gonna be a long summer.http://image-cdn.zap2it.com/images/the-walking-dead-season-5-b-michael-cudlitz-amc.jpg
I like the way they gave the "Army guy" a weapon (full-size rifle AR) that no Army guy would want...at least in the Z-poc: CQBR all day, every day. [And yes, someone else is the DM with the Mk12] |
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Posted: 3/31/2015 1:11:42 AM EDT
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So I rewatched it hoping I'd like the finale, maybe I missed something... Nope, still disappointing. Wow, he killed a guy he should have a long time ago... And it took 90 minutes to get there... Great. So see you beginning of next season right? Of course. I'm just disappointed. I wouldn't waste my time watching any show that disappointed me in the way you describe. Too many other things to do and too few hours in the day. JMHO. 
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Posted: 3/31/2015 1:24:10 AM EDT
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Did anyone else think it was retarded that the wolves carved a W on themselves? For all the dramatic buildup, the "Wolves" seemed to be duds. I can see why they were not a threat to the sheep of the ASZ. Also explain to me how Rick doesn't get infected by a walker head exploding blood and brains into his face and mouth. Everyone's already infected but they have to die to actually turn into Zombies. Right, so you can drink infected zombie blood, and you are good to go. But if it enters your tissue via bite, you get infected worse and die, even though you are already infected with it? Ok. Suspension of reality and all that I guess. |
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Posted: 3/31/2015 1:29:59 AM EDT
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News flash: EVERYONE ISINFECTED
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Did anyone else think it was retarded that the wolves carved a W on themselves? For all the dramatic buildup, the "Wolves" seemed to be duds. I can see why they were not a threat to the sheep of the ASZ. Also explain to me how Rick doesn't get infected by a walker head exploding blood and brains into his face and mouth. EVERYONE ISINFECTED
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Posted: 3/31/2015 1:32:41 AM EDT
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I'll have to go back and look, I must have missed the hanging cans. First thing I saw. I thought "early warning" but the way they were hanging would not work for that purpose. |
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Posted: 3/31/2015 2:19:16 AM EDT
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What was the soon to be dead Doc yelling while Abe had him pinned on the ground? "This is retarded writing! Why the fuck does my character have to act this way?"
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Posted: 3/31/2015 2:19:57 AM EDT
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No one has mentioned or questioned Red Hood having the photos of Rick and his son, and pics of the farm? I'm trying to recall if some was left behind at the farm. They were pics that Aaron and Daryl brought with them. |
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Posted: 3/31/2015 2:40:52 AM EDT
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Simply put, there is a vast ocean of shit that you don't know shit about. USPCompact knows every fine grain of said shit. And then some.
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Filming usually starts in May and wraps up in November. There's no hard break in filming like there is when the show airs. The writers started on season six about a month and a half ago. At least that's what they tell me. 
Wait..... I'm slow here, is USPCompact really Michael Cudlitz? Fuck no!
Then how do you know so much?
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Posted: 3/31/2015 2:44:17 AM EDT
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What was the soon to be dead Doc yelling while Abe had him pinned on the ground? "Dammit Abraham, now is not the time for a prostate check!" Dude, don't feed the bronies!
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Posted: 3/31/2015 3:26:23 AM EDT
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Did anyone else think it was retarded that the wolves carved a W on themselves? For all the dramatic buildup, the "Wolves" seemed to be duds. I can see why they were not a threat to the sheep of the ASZ. Also explain to me how Rick doesn't get infected by a walker head exploding blood and brains into his face and mouth. EVERYONE ISINFECTED
Yes, I know, however then why does the bite kill them? "Stronger infection"? A bite or a few bites does not kill them; getting eaten kills them. |
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Posted: 3/31/2015 4:58:31 AM EDT
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... Yes, I know, however then why does the bite kill them? "Stronger infection"? A bite or a few bites does not kill them; getting eaten kills them. sorry man--this is completely incorrect. a bite kills--it just takes a while for the fever to take them down. other than hershel, everyone who initially survived a bite has died of the fever shortly thereafter (or been put down before the fever could take them). one could quibble that the fever kills (not the bite), but that's like saying that the bleeding kills (not the bullet). it is quite reasonable to assume that rick would have symptoms within a few hours after mucus membrane exposure, but the episode ends before that. |
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Posted: 3/31/2015 8:25:53 AM EDT
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I don't understand that whole wolf thing.
You would think Daryl would be smart enough to hit a door for a reaction before opening it. Cans set up lets you know this place is under someone's control. You do not have to kill people to make zombies there are plenty around already There may be just a few wolves but they must die. Having a few zombies on your fence may not be a bad thing. |
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Posted: 3/31/2015 8:28:02 AM EDT
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sorry man--this is completely incorrect. a bite kills--it just takes a while for the fever to take them down. other than hershel, everyone who initially survived a bite has died of the fever shortly thereafter (or been put down before the fever could take them). one could quibble that the fever kills (not the bite), but that's like saying that the bleeding kills (not the bullet). it is quite reasonable to assume that rick would have symptoms within a few hours after mucus membrane exposure, but the episode ends before that. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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... Yes, I know, however then why does the bite kill them? "Stronger infection"? A bite or a few bites does not kill them; getting eaten kills them. sorry man--this is completely incorrect. a bite kills--it just takes a while for the fever to take them down. other than hershel, everyone who initially survived a bite has died of the fever shortly thereafter (or been put down before the fever could take them). one could quibble that the fever kills (not the bite), but that's like saying that the bleeding kills (not the bullet). it is quite reasonable to assume that rick would have symptoms within a few hours after mucus membrane exposure, but the episode ends before that. Maybe in your zombie show; in TWD, not so much. (Re)Watch season 1: everyone is already infected. When you die, from whatever cause, you turn. A non-fatal wound, regardless of cause, you don't turn. If it (as in a bite or two) doesn't kill you, you don't die, you don't turn. Just roll with it; it makes the series much more plausible/understandable. |
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Posted: 3/31/2015 8:37:45 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Motherdick! Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Until we see you next... Gonna be a long summer.http://image-cdn.zap2it.com/images/the-walking-dead-season-5-b-michael-cudlitz-amc.jpg Motherdick! |
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Posted: 3/31/2015 8:44:23 AM EDT
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I think the show had done its best to incorporate the tired, overly debated "wolves, sheepdogs, sheep" concept.
In all reality, this is a pretty accurate and believable concept in that world...but the "sheepdog letting the wolf off the hook" thing is getting old. Time after time, an evil person is let off the hook only to have the person come back to be...well...evil. *yawn* As for the finale, Morgan is not Tyreese. Tyreese was conflicted and ultimately not cut out for the justifiable-killer role, his internal conflict cost lives over and over again...Morgan, on the other hand, displayed the ability to kill when it needed to be done. Why he would let the two Wolves members go just doesn't seem to fit with who he is. Yeah, I understand his new found "every sperm is sacred" attitude, but he would be smart enough to know that two psychos were going to be on an never ending murder spree until they were ultimately killed off. There's a difference between not killing because life is precious and letting two psychopath-murderers go free. I don't think it is very good character development. Either way...too much wasted time, too many build-ups, too little payouts this season. It is definitely watchable television but in the end, it's the typical stretched out "add crackers to the meat to extend the meatloaf" approach TV execs use to stretch profits. This shit is what makes shows like Walking Dead mediocre in the end and Breaking Bad epic in retrospect. Breaking Bad took the time it needed, made an impact and got to the point. Walking Dead will fade before they finally get to the damn point...too many non-stop "hints" and no reveals. |
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Posted: 3/31/2015 9:01:22 AM EDT
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Posted: 3/31/2015 9:09:53 AM EDT
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My DVR cut off part of the ending I think, so I thought I would throw this out there.
We know that Rick shoots somebody at the end. I see three options: Pete (obvious) Deana's husband Or... Deana? Shooting Deana would be a very interesting plot twist. I think that we can rule out her husband being shot, and everyone assumes that it was Pete. But if Rick shot Deana, he could then assume control of the ASZ. Thoughts? |
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Posted: 3/31/2015 9:23:00 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: My DVR cut off part of the ending I think, so I thought I would throw this out there. We know that Rick shoots somebody at the end. I see three options: Pete (obvious) Deana's husband Or... Deana? Shooting Deana would be a very interesting plot twist. I think that we can rule out her husband being shot, and everyone assumes that it was Pete. But if Rick shot Deana, he could then assume control of the ASZ. Thoughts? Pete comes into the scene wielding Micchone's katana, grabs Deanna's husband and cuts his throat. Rick's group tackles Pete and pins him to the ground while Deanna's husband dies magnificently, clutching at his throat, gurgling his own blood and bile. Deanna nods and says, "Rick, do it." So Rick blows the top of Pete's head into smithereens, looks up, and Morgan is standing there with Darryl and Aaron. "Rick?" asks Morgan. End scene, fade to black. |
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Posted: 3/31/2015 9:39:44 AM EDT
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Maybe in your zombie show; in TWD, not so much. (Re)Watch season 1: everyone is already infected. When you die, from whatever cause, you turn. A non-fatal wound, regardless of cause, you don't turn. If it (as in a bite or two) doesn't kill you, you don't die, you don't turn. Just roll with it; it makes the series much more plausible/understandable. OIny season 1 Jim got a non fatal (normally) bite and he died from that bite within a day. Morgans wife was bit and the "infection" killed her as well. It does see so be that merely getting bit, causes death. |
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Posted: 3/31/2015 9:52:28 AM EDT
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I think the show had done its best to incorporate the tired, overly debated "wolves, sheepdogs, sheep" concept. In all reality, this is a pretty accurate and believable concept in that world...but the "sheepdog letting the wolf off the hook" thing is getting old. Time after time, an evil person is let off the hook only to have the person come back to be...well...evil. *yawn* As for the finale, Morgan is not Tyreese. Tyreese was conflicted and ultimately not cut out for the justifiable-killer role, his internal conflict cost lives over and over again...Morgan, on the other hand, displayed the ability to kill when it needed to be done. Why he would let the two Wolves members go just doesn't seem to fit with who he is. Yeah, I understand his new found "every sperm is sacred" attitude, but he would be smart enough to know that two psychos were going to be on an never ending murder spree until they were ultimately killed off. There's a difference between not killing because life is precious and letting two psychopath-murderers go free. I don't think it is very good character development. Either way...too much wasted time, too many build-ups, too little payouts this season. It is definitely watchable television but in the end, it's the typical stretched out "add crackers to the meat to extend the meatloaf" approach TV execs use to stretch profits. This shit is what makes shows like Walking Dead mediocre in the end and Breaking Bad epic in retrospect. Breaking Bad took the time it needed, made an impact and got to the point. Walking Dead will fade before they finally get to the damn point...too many non-stop "hints" and no reveals. That was Morgans first exposure with human evil. Maybe he just hasn't realized yet that the real danger is the surviving humans. I agree he should have killed them but not everyone (posters here excluded) would have. If you think about all the bad people encountered starting with the guys in the bar, it took everyone in Ricks group a while to realize the human element is the most dangerous. Remember how long they struggled at the farm with the fate of the kid they captured? Now they wouldnt even pull his ass off the fence. At the time they risked their lives saving him and he had been shooting at them. The governor and Terminus sealed the deal for Ricks group about bad humans. And Morgan probably saw a little of how he was for a while in them when he was holed up in that town. Just remember that no one else has experienced the human evilness and it makes more sense. |
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Posted: 3/31/2015 9:59:11 AM EDT
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That was Morgans first exposure with human evil. Maybe he just hasn't realized yet that the real danger is the surviving humans. I agree he should have killed them but not everyone (posters here excluded) would have. If you think about all the bad people encountered starting with the guys in the bar, it took everyone in Ricks group a while to realize the human element is the most dangerous. Remember how long they struggled at the farm with the fate of the kid they captured? Now they wouldnt even pull his ass off the fence. At the time they risked their lives saving him and he had been shooting at them. The governor and Terminus sealed the deal for Ricks group about bad humans. And Morgan probably saw a little of how he was for a while in them when he was holed up in that town. Just remember that no one else has experienced the human evilness and it makes more sense. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I think the show had done its best to incorporate the tired, overly debated "wolves, sheepdogs, sheep" concept. In all reality, this is a pretty accurate and believable concept in that world...but the "sheepdog letting the wolf off the hook" thing is getting old. Time after time, an evil person is let off the hook only to have the person come back to be...well...evil. *yawn* As for the finale, Morgan is not Tyreese. Tyreese was conflicted and ultimately not cut out for the justifiable-killer role, his internal conflict cost lives over and over again...Morgan, on the other hand, displayed the ability to kill when it needed to be done. Why he would let the two Wolves members go just doesn't seem to fit with who he is. Yeah, I understand his new found "every sperm is sacred" attitude, but he would be smart enough to know that two psychos were going to be on an never ending murder spree until they were ultimately killed off. There's a difference between not killing because life is precious and letting two psychopath-murderers go free. I don't think it is very good character development. Either way...too much wasted time, too many build-ups, too little payouts this season. It is definitely watchable television but in the end, it's the typical stretched out "add crackers to the meat to extend the meatloaf" approach TV execs use to stretch profits. This shit is what makes shows like Walking Dead mediocre in the end and Breaking Bad epic in retrospect. Breaking Bad took the time it needed, made an impact and got to the point. Walking Dead will fade before they finally get to the damn point...too many non-stop "hints" and no reveals. That was Morgans first exposure with human evil. Maybe he just hasn't realized yet that the real danger is the surviving humans. I agree he should have killed them but not everyone (posters here excluded) would have. If you think about all the bad people encountered starting with the guys in the bar, it took everyone in Ricks group a while to realize the human element is the most dangerous. Remember how long they struggled at the farm with the fate of the kid they captured? Now they wouldnt even pull his ass off the fence. At the time they risked their lives saving him and he had been shooting at them. The governor and Terminus sealed the deal for Ricks group about bad humans. And Morgan probably saw a little of how he was for a while in them when he was holed up in that town. Just remember that no one else has experienced the human evilness and it makes more sense. Possibly that the line the writers are taking with Morgan. If he hasn't yet dealt with "organized evil" like Rick's group has, I can see that. |
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Posted: 3/31/2015 10:04:16 AM EDT
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Posted: 3/31/2015 10:04:55 AM EDT
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Did anyone else think it was retarded that the wolves carved a W on themselves? For all the dramatic buildup, the "Wolves" seemed to be duds. I can see why they were not a threat to the sheep of the ASZ. Also explain to me how Rick doesn't get infected by a walker head exploding blood and brains into his face and mouth. Everyone's already infected but they have to die to actually turn into Zombies. Right, so you can drink infected zombie blood, and you are good to go. But if it enters your tissue via bite, you get infected worse and die, even though you are already infected with it? Ok. Suspension of reality and all that I guess. Suspension of reality is a requisite for watching a show about the walking dead isn't it? |
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Posted: 3/31/2015 10:05:42 AM EDT
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No one has mentioned or questioned Red Hood having the photos of Rick and his son, and pics of the farm? I'm trying to recall if some was left behind at the farm. all the pics were aaron's. he claims to have been observing them for a long time I went back and watched that again and 1 of the pics look like it showed the fence so he knows there is a compound somewhere near and they were probably out foraging for supplies. Now all they have to do is find it. Those 2 guys alone could be dangerous especially if they took 2 semi loads of walkers and crashed the gate. Several hundred walkers inside ASZ would wreck some havoc and from the scenes of Noah's old neighborhood it appears they like burning houses down. So they start a few fires at night inside ASZ then crash the gate with truckloads of walkers while everyone is preoccupied fighting fires. The safe zone burning at night while battling hundreds of walkers would make for a great episode. I guess that's kind of reminiscent of the farm though. |
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Posted: 3/31/2015 10:08:04 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Oh, good grief! Because he (and everyone else) is already infected. Get with the program. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: Did anyone else think it was retarded that the wolves carved a W on themselves? For all the dramatic buildup, the "Wolves" seemed to be duds. I can see why they were not a threat to the sheep of the ASZ. Also explain to me how Rick doesn't get infected by a walker head exploding blood and brains into his face and mouth. Oh, good grief! Because he (and everyone else) is already infected. Get with the program. Getting bit doesn't kill you. But it turns you. Since everyone is infected, what is the mechanism by which a bite activates the 'turning' but getting zombie blood sprayed into one's eys, nose, and mouth does not? (Hey, you brought logic into this...) |
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Posted: 3/31/2015 10:12:09 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Maybe in your zombie show; in TWD, not so much. (Re)Watch season 1: everyone is already infected. When you die, from whatever cause, you turn. A non-fatal wound, regardless of cause, you don't turn. If it (as in a bite or two) doesn't kill you, you don't die, you don't turn. Just roll with it; it makes the series much more plausible/understandable. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: ... Yes, I know, however then why does the bite kill them? "Stronger infection"? A bite or a few bites does not kill them; getting eaten kills them. sorry man--this is completely incorrect. a bite kills--it just takes a while for the fever to take them down. other than hershel, everyone who initially survived a bite has died of the fever shortly thereafter (or been put down before the fever could take them). one could quibble that the fever kills (not the bite), but that's like saying that the bleeding kills (not the bullet). it is quite reasonable to assume that rick would have symptoms within a few hours after mucus membrane exposure, but the episode ends before that. Maybe in your zombie show; in TWD, not so much. (Re)Watch season 1: everyone is already infected. When you die, from whatever cause, you turn. A non-fatal wound, regardless of cause, you don't turn. If it (as in a bite or two) doesn't kill you, you don't die, you don't turn. Just roll with it; it makes the series much more plausible/understandable. Jim says: "What the fuck?" |
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Posted: 3/31/2015 10:13:03 AM EDT
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Did anyone else think it was retarded that the wolves carved a W on themselves? For all the dramatic buildup, the "Wolves" seemed to be duds. I can see why they were not a threat to the sheep of the ASZ. Also explain to me how Rick doesn't get infected by a walker head exploding blood and brains into his face and mouth. EVERYONE ISINFECTED
Yes, I know, however then why does the bite kill them? "Stronger infection"? A bite or a few bites does not kill them; getting eaten kills them. Yes a bit does kill you. People are over analyzing too much. You get bit. You get a lethal infection from the bite and die. You become a zombie. You gargle with zombie blood, drool, rotting decay you don't turn. Simple as that. Is it realistic? No, but it is what it is. |
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Posted: 3/31/2015 10:15:45 AM EDT
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Maybe in your zombie show; in TWD, not so much. (Re)Watch season 1: everyone is already infected. When you die, from whatever cause, you turn. A non-fatal wound, regardless of cause, you don't turn. If it (as in a bite or two) doesn't kill you, you don't die, you don't turn. Just roll with it; it makes the series much more plausible/understandable. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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... Yes, I know, however then why does the bite kill them? "Stronger infection"? A bite or a few bites does not kill them; getting eaten kills them. sorry man--this is completely incorrect. a bite kills--it just takes a while for the fever to take them down. other than hershel, everyone who initially survived a bite has died of the fever shortly thereafter (or been put down before the fever could take them). one could quibble that the fever kills (not the bite), but that's like saying that the bleeding kills (not the bullet). it is quite reasonable to assume that rick would have symptoms within a few hours after mucus membrane exposure, but the episode ends before that. Maybe in your zombie show; in TWD, not so much. (Re)Watch season 1: everyone is already infected. When you die, from whatever cause, you turn. A non-fatal wound, regardless of cause, you don't turn. If it (as in a bite or two) doesn't kill you, you don't die, you don't turn. Just roll with it; it makes the series much more plausible/understandable. Sorry, you're wrong. A zombie bite, unless the bit area is immediately removed, is a death sentence. |
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Posted: 3/31/2015 10:19:07 AM EDT
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Getting bit doesn't kill you. But it turns you. Since everyone is infected, what is the mechanism by which a bite activates the 'turning' but getting zombie blood sprayed into one's eys, nose, and mouth does not? (Hey, you brought logic into this...) Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Did anyone else think it was retarded that the wolves carved a W on themselves? For all the dramatic buildup, the "Wolves" seemed to be duds. I can see why they were not a threat to the sheep of the ASZ. Also explain to me how Rick doesn't get infected by a walker head exploding blood and brains into his face and mouth. Oh, good grief! Because he (and everyone else) is already infected. Get with the program. Getting bit doesn't kill you. But it turns you. Since everyone is infected, what is the mechanism by which a bite activates the 'turning' but getting zombie blood sprayed into one's eys, nose, and mouth does not? (Hey, you brought logic into this...) Getting bit does kill you. |
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Posted: 3/31/2015 10:27:48 AM EDT
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Until we see you next...
Gonna be a long summer.http://image-cdn.zap2it.com/images/the-walking-dead-season-5-b-michael-cudlitz-amc.jpg
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Posted: 3/31/2015 10:28:26 AM EDT
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Sorry, you're wrong. A zombie bite, unless the bit area is immediately removed, is a death sentence. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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... Yes, I know, however then why does the bite kill them? "Stronger infection"? A bite or a few bites does not kill them; getting eaten kills them. sorry man--this is completely incorrect. a bite kills--it just takes a while for the fever to take them down. other than hershel, everyone who initially survived a bite has died of the fever shortly thereafter (or been put down before the fever could take them). one could quibble that the fever kills (not the bite), but that's like saying that the bleeding kills (not the bullet). it is quite reasonable to assume that rick would have symptoms within a few hours after mucus membrane exposure, but the episode ends before that. Maybe in your zombie show; in TWD, not so much. (Re)Watch season 1: everyone is already infected. When you die, from whatever cause, you turn. A non-fatal wound, regardless of cause, you don't turn. If it (as in a bite or two) doesn't kill you, you don't die, you don't turn. Just roll with it; it makes the series much more plausible/understandable. Sorry, you're wrong. A zombie bite, unless the bit area is immediately removed, is a death sentence. Exactly why they cut off Herschel's leg and Tyreses arm. Tyrese just bleed out before they could get him medical attention. It's a slow death and takes a differing amount of time on everyone. I think Jim lived for 2 days at the quarry then they left him on the side of the road while Andreas sister died the very next morning before they even left the quarry. Then once you die a slow death you will turn. Thats why Andrea shot her sister in the head and why Sasha knifed Bob in the head when he finally died. |
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Posted: 3/31/2015 10:29:50 AM EDT
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Any one else wonder who the walker that Gabe killed was eating when Gabe walked out of the woods? I wonder who the person was, not the walker, they were within shouting distance of Alexandria, and still bought the farm. |
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Posted: 3/31/2015 10:30:45 AM EDT
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What was the soon to be dead Doc yelling while Abe had him pinned on the ground? "Don't Tase me Bro", or, and I did not turn on subtitling, "Hands up, don't shoot". |
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