EPTOn November 07 2011 18:01 iKill[ShocK] wrote:
ya'll know what's in that barn right?
ya'll know what's in that barn right?
An APC?
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Elegy
United States1629 Posts
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legendre20
United States316 Posts
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iKill[ShocK]
Vietnam3530 Posts
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Klogon
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javy_
United States1677 Posts
On November 07 2011 18:15 Klogon wrote: iKill, if that's based on your knowledge from the comics, please don't ever do that again. That's a spoiler even though you did not specify exactly what. Please edit out if I'm correct in my suspicion. that knowledge is probably based on the comic, but in the beginning of the most recent episode, Rick brought up the barn briefly and Hershel's response was suspicious. | ||
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killa_robot
Canada1884 Posts
On November 07 2011 18:34 javy925 wrote: that knowledge is probably based on the comic, but in the beginning of the most recent episode, Rick brought up the barn briefly and Hershel's response was suspicious. I don't see how "No, better you stay near the house" is suspicious. Though after him saying they should all leave and then going "If you obey my rules you can stay", I'm very wary about the farm people. It seems like they're hiding something, which the whole you guys going "there's something in the barn" kind of confirms. | ||
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Klogon
MURICA15980 Posts
On November 07 2011 18:41 killa_robot wrote: I don't see how "No, better you stay near the house" is suspicious. Though after him saying they should all leave and then going "If you obey my rules you can stay", I'm very wary about the farm people. It seems like they're hiding something, which the whole you guys going "there's something in the barn" kind of confirms. If I had to guess based on the girl's reaction to the black dude killing the zombie, I'd say they have them locked up in there for some queer reason. | ||
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Omnipresent
United States871 Posts
On November 07 2011 17:07 legendre20 wrote: No it was definitely that bad in season 1, don't you worry.. But you're right, that completely ruined the scene. I also have to note how horrific the writing was for the pharmacy "love scene". She basically said "fuck me". In the end it was a filler episode in every way, shape, and form, with a VERYYYY predictable twist at the end. I mean seriously, did anyone not expect that? I thought they were going to bring it out earlier though to be honest. When they showed the first sex scene between them, it was pretty obvious it was going to have consequences. No, it was nowhere near this bad in season one, though that may have been helped some by the really great tension that filled every episode. They're making some really amateurish mistakes. It's not just the "are you putting them away" kind of spoon-feeding, which is annoying but understandable given the average television viewer. Look back at last episode. What the hell were Daryl and Andrea doing in the woods at night? I mean, I know they were looking for the little girl, but beyond that. Why would you write that? It didn't add to tension for the episode. We didn't really learn anything new about either character. Their relationship didn't develop in any significant way. They didn't learn any useful or enlightening information. The scene isn't used to foreshadow or as misdirection for a twist later on (like convincing the audience they were in real danger, only to have a "safe" location like the camper or the farmhouse attacked). Hell, I don't even really care about the missing girl. She's not an important character. I had almost forgotten Carol had a daughter. The whole scene served no other purpose than to distract from the other plot lines, which, frankly, weren't that compelling to begin with. This is the sort of mistake high school or early college writers make. It really is creative writing 101. On November 07 2011 18:41 killa_robot wrote: I don't see how "No, better you stay near the house" is suspicious. Though after him saying they should all leave and then going "If you obey my rules you can stay", I'm very wary about the farm people. It seems like they're hiding something, which the whole you guys going "there's something in the barn" kind of confirms. It's pretty heavy-handed. I would have guessed the mystery object + Show Spoiler + almost certainly one or more zombies. I'm guessing it includes at least one family member or close friend | ||
p4NDemik
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killa_robot
Canada1884 Posts
On November 07 2011 18:59 Klogon wrote: If I had to guess based on the girl's reaction to the black dude killing the zombie, I'd say they have them locked up in there for some queer reason. Well given the amount of emphasis he puts on god, and if they really do have zombies in the barn, I would say the reason behind it is something along the lines of "This is the Apocalypse and god will fix them when he returns, therefore we need to keep them alive/safe until then". As a bonus, they may even have been capturing travelers and feeding them to the zombies inside the barn before this. Though that's a pretty big stretch at this point. | ||
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Omnipresent
United States871 Posts
It was a total waste of time. The writers are almost certainly just trying to fill time. If you're going to write a scene, there better be a good reason for it. An hour (~45 min with commercials) isn't a ton of time. Most of this season has felt like total filler. Don't get me wrong. There was filler in season 1 too, but it was compelling, tense, or otherwise interesting filler. | ||
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ZaplinG
United States3818 Posts
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RowdierBob
Australia13291 Posts
That was such a nothing episode? What actually happened? | ||
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jeeeeohn
United States1343 Posts
But, I'd like to draw a comparison between this season and the season 1 episode where their camp gets attacked. I remember that episode being slow paced, borderline lethargic, until BOOM, zombies come out of the woodwork and people start dying. I think that this season, while slow, is going to follow the same path. | ||
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two.watup
United States371 Posts
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Rokusha
United States207 Posts
I thought they should have put the whole barn zombie fiasco into this episode since nothing really else happened.... | ||
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Slow Motion
United States6960 Posts
Still, I think most of this is due the the comic author's great job in not injecting racial stereotypes into Glenn's character and not any good writing from the part of the show's writers. In the comics Glenn is pretty much written like how a white character would normally be written without the racial gimmicks. Thank god for that. | ||
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Atlas247
Canada318 Posts
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Noxie
United States2227 Posts
On November 08 2011 04:03 Atlas247 wrote: Most interesting character still turns out to be Daryl. Seriously... He became my favorite by the end of the 1st season. He also has the best attitudes and instincts. BTW I am pretty sure they were foreshadowing when shane was talking about what would happen if they find the girl and she was bit or a zombie and the farmers daughter had a disgust look on her face. | ||
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DrTJEckleburg
United States1080 Posts
On November 08 2011 04:03 Atlas247 wrote: Most interesting character still turns out to be Daryl. Honestly, my favorite scene in that latest episode was Daryl searching for Sophia. He's got the balls to go out on his own and the only real tension in that episode(other than that joke of a scene involving the well) involves Daryl in that empty house. Start killing off some characters or something, kill Carl or something so Rick goes apeshit, whatever. | ||
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