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CaucasianAsian
Korea (South)11599 Posts
On November 15 2013 19:39 TigerKarl wrote: shaky explanations. This isn't LOST, i'd guess they're still trying to make a little bit of sense here. if they turned it into LOST, I would be pretty excited. They all find out they are in some Darma experiment in the end. | ||
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rd
United States2586 Posts
On November 15 2013 18:54 Sponkz wrote: Hey everyone, I'm not sure if anyone has discussed this, but i think I've figured something out. Right now there are survivors and survivors. You can clearly see who got over the zombie-infection and who still has the potential to turn into a walker when they die. Hershell being able to take care of the ill without getting any symptoms has a realistic explaination. He was bit and had his leg cut off, therefore he has immunity to the illness that seems somewhat harsher on the people that are still zombie-infected (who coughs blood up from a regular cold normally? No one). Secondly there's Carl. Carl back in Season 2 got shot and he nearly died. I believe, that this is the reason why he also isn't getting the cold that kills people. Rick as well got into a coma BEFORE the zombie attack and SURVIVED and therefore he's also "cured". This also makes it possible for Glenn to get the sickness (which he did), because he hasn't had a near-death experience. Are you implying that the flu, or whatever sickness everyone has is from the zombie infection? You're making multiple assumptions to tie this together. | ||
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iamho
United States3347 Posts
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kidleaderr
368 Posts
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jeeeeohn
United States1343 Posts
And it looks like there's going to be another one next week just like it. I think I'm going to clock out here, folks. | ||
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Rexking
United States45 Posts
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FrostedMiniWheats
United States30730 Posts
On November 18 2013 12:49 Rexking wrote: Probably the only good point is the governor looking a lot like big boss. Glad I'm not the only one who was thinking of MGS >_> == Aside from the show screaming at us to see the obvious connection Meagan and the Governor were going to develop (cause his daughter is dead remember..REMEMBER?! AHHH), and the chick twisting her ankle at the worst possible time and the girl just standing there....ANNNND the Governor killing zombies with his bare fucking hands (okay this was actually badass, even if it seemed a little ridiculous) I liked this ep. I can't even begin to wrap my head around why people hate on the governor so much. This is a great direction to take the show imo. I need a break from Rick's group and it's nice to see them develop the non-megalomaniac side of the Governor after his fall. Especially knowing he eventually intersects with Rick's group again... I give the ep a 6/10 | ||
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rezoacken
Canada2719 Posts
Episode 5 Decent episode I'd say by the show's standards. I guess we got rid of the boring sickness plot, I was fearing this would last the whole season or something. Now I'd like them to just get out of the freaking prison, there is a limit as to how much hours in this dull environment I can support. Or give us more outside jobs at least. Hershel keeps his spot among my favorite characters list with Daryl, and Carl moves up in it. Now that I think about it, this season is the only one where I'm not too annoyed by a character (so far). They got rid of all the worst ones like "the terrible actress from prison break", Shane and Andrea (damn S2 was unwatchable). Not really digging another go with the Governor, that's what made S3 so dumb for me. Episode 6 In my opinion that was a very good episode, among the bests this series has to offer. Most of my complaints for this show were not in this one: -A lot of stuff happened. It's a feat for TWD to not drag a story more than it should. They were for once able to tell a simple story in 45min. Last time they did that was in Season 3 when they meet Morgan and S01E01. It's certainly not the most original story, and it's not with the main characters, but at least I wasn't bored. Many scenes, many places, likes it. -Zombies were a threat ! It's been a while we haven't see some sort of struggle with zombies. It's usually a headshot fest or boot smashing galore with the characters barely being afraid of them (remember Tyrese shruging zombies like leaves in episode 3 ?). Sure he kills them with his hands in the last scene, but compared to the rest of the show there was something there. -It doesn't take place in the freaking prison. I'm so bored with it. This episode featured quite a lot of places for a nice change. -It maintained a reasonable degree of consistency. It's difficult to really root for the governor obviously but that ain't a problem. As much as I want him dead it isn't something that makes or breaks an episode and it makes him not so uni-dimensional anymore. Sadly, this episode probably will get a lot of shit because its outside of the main plot though. Which is sad, the writing was there for once. The sad part is that the episode end up with the governor meeting his old crew and his old standard vilain boring sidekick. This means we're probably back to the kind of stuff that made S3 awful. | ||
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GGQ
Canada2653 Posts
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Krohm
Canada1857 Posts
Honestly I was half expecting Carol to show up and save the day. Looking forward to the next episode. | ||
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Whoranzone
Germany330 Posts
On November 18 2013 12:22 kidleaderr wrote: who told the producers that the cheesy music in the beginning was a good idea. are we supposed to feel sorry for him or something? lol jesus this show is bad. Honestly leading in with the super cheese I seriously expected that to be announced as the the shitty spinoff. Why the fuck must every bad guy have his redeeming moments? | ||
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HeadlessWonder
United States1096 Posts
I actually really liked this episode. It makes me interested to see what happens to the Gov. to turn him back into the guy who is leading zombies to the prison. | ||
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Ayush_SCtoss
India3051 Posts
Edit: I have a feeling the guvna is outside the prison so that he can lead the girls to safety while knowing he probably won't be accepted. | ||
Yhamm
France7248 Posts
why do we need to see the governor as if he was a saint? he's with this new family for 2 days and suddenly, he is their new protector, the new dad and already fuck one of the woman? didn't they live together for so long that now they need a guy to help them for everything? "can you go there and take this for us? omg you are so kind! <3 <3" and the end.. killing zombies with bare hands, yeah sure -_- | ||
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Sponkz
Denmark4564 Posts
On November 16 2013 01:22 rd wrote: Are you implying that the flu, or whatever sickness everyone has is from the zombie infection? You're making multiple assumptions to tie this together. No, the flu is enhanced BY the zombie infection and near-death experiences or infections cures you. So far we know that: - Everyone is infected - When you die, you turn - The infection can be stopped prematurely, by cutting off the body part that was bit (see Hershell) So my proposal here (although far fetched, gives explanations) is that if you are in a state of near death and you survive, the zombie infection cures itself. If everyone is actually infected, being close to death, should give people a really hard time to not turn. It could also explain why Hershell and Carl doesn't get the illness. Their bodies have some kind of resistance, so either they don't get sick at all, or the flu wouldn't hitting them so hard they're coughing up blood like the rest. I really hope there will be more in season 4 about the infection, because for all we know now, is that if you die you turn and France was the only country to get near a cure. | ||
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Guitar Picker
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ffadicted
United States3545 Posts
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Conti
Germany2516 Posts
Though this episode sure had more than enough stupid or convenient plots, too. First and foremost, like always, the new group that has survived in the zombie apocalypse for months and months and months now.. and knows bugger all about zombies. Or surviving. Or anything at all. What did they do in all these months? Sit around and eat pasta? Then there's the conveniently timely death of the old guy. The in-your-face chess analogy. The "don't just fucking stand there, pick her up and run already!" moment. It's all so cheesy. Still liked it, though. | ||
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HeadlessWonder
United States1096 Posts
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Grettin
42411 Posts
On November 18 2013 14:45 Krohm wrote: Best episode this whole season so far. It's a bit ironic that it featured a total of 0 of the Atlanta survivors. I think the prison is just getting old. I have to agree. Decent episode. | ||
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