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LoLAdriankat
United States4307 Posts
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Darpa
Canada4413 Posts
The whole marriage thing with Glen and Maggie, basically makes me think one of them will get it, almost like a last goodbye type thing. | ||
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Xapti
Canada2473 Posts
Does the coming fight happen in the comics? obviously give no details whether the answer is yes or no (because it'd be considered spoilers), but I'm wondering how much the series is following the books still. I'm wondering who (if anyone) will die in the coming fight. | ||
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LoLAdriankat
United States4307 Posts
On March 25 2013 11:39 Xapti wrote: Michael Rooker is really good at talking about The Walking Dead and/or his character, and/or interviews in general. I haven't watched much "The Talking Dead" but they should have had him sooner if that was his first time! Does the coming fight happen in the comics? obviously give no details whether the answer is yes or no (because it'd be considered spoilers), but I'm wondering how much the series is following the books still. I'm wondering who (if anyone) will die in the coming fight. The show usually follows the comic's main events. Even then, there can be plenty of differences between the comic and show versions of just one event. Often times, a different character does something in the show version of the event or it happens in a different part of the story. A few things from the comics that happened in the show + Show Spoiler + -The battle in the next episode -Glenn and Maggie getting married -Rick seeing Shane as a zombie -Governor losing an eye -Rick seeing Morgan | ||
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Disengaged
United States6994 Posts
On March 25 2013 11:39 Xapti wrote: Michael Rooker is really good at talking about The Walking Dead and/or his character, and/or interviews in general. I haven't watched much "The Talking Dead" but they should have had him sooner if that was his first time! Does the coming fight happen in the comics? obviously give no details whether the answer is yes or no (because it'd be considered spoilers), but I'm wondering how much the series is following the books still. I'm wondering who (if anyone) will die in the coming fight. Michael Rooker has been on Talking Dead before. I'm still really disappointed that Andrew Lincoln has yet to be on Talking Dead. | ||
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sung_moon
United States10110 Posts
Although, we all kind of felt he was going to bite the dust (at least I did). | ||
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FrostedMiniWheats
United States30730 Posts
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Blackhawk13
United States442 Posts
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AllHailTheDead
United States418 Posts
On March 25 2013 11:07 javy_ wrote: RIP merle :'( Great acting by Michael Rooker, wish they would have kept him on the show longer Couldn't agree more  Honestly didn't expect this ending, just when I was liking merle even more....He redeemed himself and then tried to do something no one else has had the balls to do | ||
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hai2u
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Grobyc
Canada18410 Posts
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Canucklehead
Canada5074 Posts
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TheExile19
513 Posts
as I think/read about the episode more the less I'm enamored with how contrived it was to get merle to that meeting/out of the prison with michonne, but it was something like 10 minutes of rick tediously entertaining the notion of the deal for 20-30 minutes of legitimately good dialogue and good action. it's really sort of a repeat of the morgan episode, where it happens in a vacuum and it feels a bit hand-wavy but man, is it better than the alternative where we spend entire episodes with andrea/crazy rick. | ||
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zoLo
United States5896 Posts
On March 25 2013 15:52 Canucklehead wrote: Yeah, I thought merle was going to have a chance at redemption. Wtf how did he let the governor kick his ass around in a fight like that. I don't care if merle was woozy. I still don't see the governor as a tough guy when it comes to fighting. He does all his violence with guns and shit or with people tied up, not one on one fights. Agreed. I know that they are saving his death for later, but I find it hard to believe that he can overpower Merle so easily. | ||
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Grobyc
Canada18410 Posts
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Sc2zero7
United States574 Posts
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NarutO
Germany18839 Posts
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FrostedMiniWheats
United States30730 Posts
On March 25 2013 18:18 Type|NarutO wrote: Did Merle shoot the son of the guy that arrived with Tyreese's group? :x Did I see that correctly? yes. I actually found it funny the zombie was feasting on him as Daryl rolled up >_> seemed whiny. Can't have any more of that in this show. | ||
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Domus
510 Posts
On March 25 2013 16:17 zoLo wrote: Agreed. I know that they are saving his death for later, but I find it hard to believe that he can overpower Merle so easily. Hmmm, how I watched the episode I thought Merle was committing suicide/death by cop. The men he killed weighed on his conscience too much and he knew there was no going back to a normal life. He wanted to somewhat redeem himself and go out with a bang. So I don't think he had either the physical or mental strength left to fight for his life. | ||
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Resent
Australia938 Posts
On March 25 2013 19:15 Domus wrote: Hmmm, how I watched the episode I thought Merle was committing suicide/death by cop. The men he killed weighed on his conscience too much and he knew there was no going back to a normal life. He wanted to somewhat redeem himself and go out with a bang. So I don't think he had either the physical or mental strength left to fight for his life. Yes i'm pretty sure what they were going for there was Merle purposely getting himself killed - he was looking for a 'way out' all episode(with the drinking/drugs things) as the current situation wasn't working for him. Daryl wanted him to redeem himself, and he ended up killing himself doing something half 'redeeming'(i guess), which is why Daryl was so angry at Merle's zombie - he knew Merle had given up. Thoughts on the whole episode are that it mostly sucked as per usual, but the Daryl/zombie Merle scene was quite good. | ||
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