The Walking Dead

[slamtheking]

Didn't really enjoy this episode that much. In my opinion the show has gotten worse since shane died and they moved off the farm into the prison.

I agree. I also realized how poor the acting is. Some scenes just make me cringe. Overall, season 3 has been a disappointment, but I'll watch anyways because I'm curious to see what will happen.

Can't wait for Breaking Bad this summer, though.

Yet another reason to want Andrea dead - her acting very trite and bad.

Breaking is great, but the split season makes it hard to stay pumped up about.

I like her acting.

I think Laurie Holden is a great actress, it's just the writing for her character that hasn't held up well over the last few episodes ... I think this week was much better, and I liked this episode, personally.

She's a poor-woman's Loretta Swit 

that's just uncalled for.   no one's that bad on this show. 

her character is becoming someone you'd want to throw to the dead though

[Redz]

cliche prediction: Andrea dies redeeming herself.

[slamtheking]

cliche prediction: Andrea dies redeeming herself.

I'm kind of hoping they kill the governor and he becomes Michone's latest zombie on a chain

[Lightskinsmurf]

Well, you andrea haters got what you wanted!

[Lightskinsmurf]

After all that, the governor didn't even die!!

[fairweatherfan]

cliche prediction: Andrea dies redeeming herself.

I'm kind of hoping they kill the governor and he becomes Michone's latest zombie on a chain

Well he was half right.

I was hoping Michonne would make Andrea her new companion, so from now on every key scene would have a CGI jawless Andrea swaying around in the background.

[SHAQATTACK]

governor lives. !

[Bahku]

Thought for sure that Morgan would play a part in this last episode ... surprised that I felt bad at Andrea's dying ... she did her best at redemption, after all.

Carl is starting to creep me out a bit ... he's lost respect for his father, and that was really his last bastion of control ... Rick seems back to sanity, but the kid's over the edge.

[BASS_THUMPER]

the lil boy gettin to big for his own drawls..
pops needs to sock him in his chest a couple times..


but on the strength u cant blame him..look at the situations he had to grow up in..

all that boy needs is that intervention program

Beyond Scared 

[BASS_THUMPER]

Well, you andrea haters got what you wanted!

i was never a hater
but she knew she was dealin with the devil
she chose a couple nights of passion over the people she fought to stay alive with

"aint no lovin good enuff to get burnt while im up in it"

Snoop

[Celtics4ever]

I found the amount of commercials to be nigh unbearable.

[Redz]

I found the amount of commercials to be nigh unbearable.

We watched  Game of Thrones "live" and recorded WD so we could zip through the commercials after. Hate those pesky ads.

[Roy H.]

Carl is starting to creep me out a bit ... he's lost respect for his father, and that was really his last bastion of control ... Rick seems back to sanity, but the kid's over the edge.

I know that Kirkman is very into Carl as a character.  I think the show is likely to explore some of its ongoing themes -- namely, whether somebody can survive in a state of nature while retaining their humanity -- through Carl.  We've seen first Shane, and then the Governor essentially lose their morality, replacing it with "kill or be killed".  Carl is starting to go down that path, and it will be Rick's struggle to keep him from losing whatever innocence he has left.

I don't like Carl's character much in the show.  I don't know whether to blame the actor or the writing.  Going forward, though, I think the focus of the story is going to shift where his role becomes larger.

[Bahku]

Marathon session of episodes from now through the weekend, (now that I saved the house from my neighbor's fireworks display) ... just got to see Merle once again make the odd choice to cut his hand off rather than the handcuff chain to save himself from the advancing zombie horde, (it's a very dull hacksaw, we're told, tho sharp enough to cut through both radius and ulna in a matter of moments), and then blame this moronic choice on the ones who left him there. Priceless. Pretty cool behind-the-scenes stuff this time, though.

[Redz]

Btw

I'm very much hooked on the Remaining series of books by D.J. Molles.  We'll worth checking if you like the genre.