The Walking Dead tv series

[Gamerforlife]

It's a good video. Reminds me of when shows actually had intros. Time goes by and things are really getting stripped down. I remember when my video games came with actual instruction booklets.

[Gamerforlife]

Eliza Dushku.

Two of my favorite names to say are "Eliza Dushku" and "Leighton Meester". Funny sounding.

Those two names are certainly unique indeed. I like Eliza, quite a lovely name for a lovely woman

[Gamerforlife]

Okay, this needs to be the show's new theme music. I want it NOW!



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[brunoafh]

Aàààànd, here's goestoeleven's clip:

The Walking Dead - 1995 Style

There's also this one:

The Walking Dead Alternate Intro

And this one:

The Walking Dead 80's Sitcom Intro

Holy shit, amazing. Found the second link to be the funniest.

[Gamerforlife]

I don't think we've mentioned that this latest episode with Morgan(titled "Clear") was written by the new show runner. I think that's a good sign of things to come. Apparently, some fans are REALLY high on this episode.

[Gamerforlife]

We mentioned a few pages back how the show side stepped one of the comic book's more disturbing moments a few episodes back. There were a lot of little teases tonight that we will see that happen, even more so in that sneak peak of next week's episode Chris Hardwick showed on the Talking Dead. I really hope the governor doesn't get his hands on Michonne. I won't say anything else as I'm probably already giving too much away

[stickem]

another drawn out episode that could have been done in 20 min. i actually got bored watching it.

[Luke]

This show sure knows how to yo-yo.

Last episode was great, and this one made me feel like the writers think the audience is dumb. It's simple; Shoot the crazy people when you are two feet away from them.

So if Rick does offer Michonne, we'll get the gruesome scenes (or a version of them) the comic gave us, and then it will be back to "Governor storms the prison". I hope they don't do that. I hope the prison doesn't become "The Barn".

I also hope that the next episode isn't an hour (technically 40 minutes) of Rick trying to figure out whether to give Michonne up or not.

And why didn't either guv or Rick think about occupying their secret get-together place? Looked like it had silos of grain, had plenty of shelter, and was pretty off the map.

[Gamerforlife]

This show sure knows how to yo-yo.

Last episode was great, and this one made me feel like the writers think the audience is dumb. It's simple; Shoot the crazy people when you are two feet away from them.

So if Rick does offer Michonne, we'll get the gruesome scenes (or a version of them) the comic gave us, and then it will be back to "Governor storms the prison". I hope they don't do that. I hope the prison doesn't become "The Barn".

I also hope that the next episode isn't an hour (technically 40 minutes) of Rick trying to figure out whether to give Michonne up or not.

And why didn't either guv or Rick think about occupying their secret get-together place? Looked like it had silos of grain, had plenty of shelter, and was pretty off the map.

There were so many scenes where Rick and the governor were just sitting around doing nothing. It was weird. It's like, "Well, you're not gonna budge, and I'm not gonna budge, so let's just sit quietly and brood so we can chew up time and make this an hour episode."

I face palmed when Daryl left his spot on the window, essentially giving Rick no protection.

That episode could have been so much more fun if Rick brought Michonne as his bodyguard.

Governor - "What the hell!?"

Rick - "Easy governor, she's just here to watch my back. Don't worry, she won't poke out that other eye unless I tell her too right Michonne"

Michonne - *scary face*

Michonne inside, Daryl at the window, Carl outside to shoot the governor's dude = advantage Rick

[Luke]

There were so many scenes where Rick and the governor were just sitting around doing nothing. It was weird. It's like, "Well, you're not gonna budge, and I'm not gonna budge, so let's just sit quietly and brood so we can chew up time and make this an hour episode."

Nail on the head pal.

It went from tension to boredom. They showed that the governor had a hidden pistol, but didn't follow Chekhov's rule. Just an hour of two guys sittin' around, taking a nip.