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uthornsfan wrote:While I still watch this show I have to say it is getting quite lame.

Did hou SEE last night's episode?!?

Eaux contraire mon frer, it's just gotten good.

Oldgringo wrote:

A-R wrote:

Oldgringo wrote:I wonder if the cop who shot the elderly guy in this thread watches "THE WALKING DEAD" and that other so-called reality and zombie crap currently shown to young and old on TV?

I see no link whatsoever between the event in your link and this or other such shows.

Okay.

Do you believe that zombies roam the earth and that we should shoot 'em....on sight? If so, open fire whenever you see one or suspect one to be forthcoming.

1. No I don't believe zombies are real any more than I believe werewolves, vampires, or the Wicked Witch of the West is real; and I have no plans to go shooting any of them nor anyone else real or imagined. I'm intelligent and mentally fit enough to separate fiction from reality. Anyone who is not probably should not watch such shows nor carry a gun.

2. Even IF I DID believe in zombies et al., I STILL don't see the connection to the tragic shooting of an old man with a cane.

Dragonfighter wrote:

uthornsfan wrote:While I still watch this show I have to say it is getting quite lame.

Did hou SEE last night's episode?!?

Eaux contraire mon frer, it's just gotten good.

They nearly lost me with that asinine "The Governor" storyline, but since that mercifully ended the second half of this season has been a very good return to horror, despair, and loneliness of the first two seasons.

Last nights episode is BRUTAL and powerful both physically and psychologically/emotionally.

uthornsfan wrote:While I still watch this show I have to say it is getting quite lame.

I have to disagree. Since the prison was over run, this show has been at it's best so far. The Beth and Daryl episode at the cabin and this last one with the two little girls were so powerful and entertaining to me, I'm sad there are only a couple more until the fall.

Dragonfighter wrote:

uthornsfan wrote:While I still watch this show I have to say it is getting quite lame.

Did hou SEE last night's episode?!?

Eaux contraire mon frer, it's just gotten good.

I did see the episode. I think what really bothered me is the character they decided to pose as a scientist that needs to get to Washington to save everyone looks like Kenny Powers from East bound and down.

See exhibit A

they should have just gotten kenny powers to play the scientist..... the irony there would be magnificent!

Season finale tonight!! :(

Good finale. That fight early in the episode was BRUTAL! Good twist at the end. I think I know where they're going next with story (from reading cliff notes version of graphic novel plot) but for anyone who hasn't , should be another good surprise early next season.

I'm back on the bandwagon.

This season was a major improvement I think over the past couple. The second half of the season has been phenomenal with following each group's survival. I now can't wait to see what they will do next season.

Here's hoping Mad Men finishes out strong the last couple of seasons have been a little...anemic.

SQLGeek wrote:This season was a major improvement I think over the past couple. The second half of the season has been phenomenal with following each group's survival. I now can't wait to see what they will do next season.

Here's hoping Mad Men finishes out strong the last couple of seasons have been a little...anemic.

on the Walking Dead. Sorry, don't watch Mad Men.

The one with Carol and Tyrese was the best one. That had me biting my nails.

I'm so glad to be done with the Governor, it was becoming too Mad Max for me.

Ok, I'm dying to know if anyone else saw the camera close up of the powdered milk on the ground right before Rick stepped up into the boxcar?! What does it mean?! Was baby Judith there?! Have carol and Tyrese made it yet?! Or is that their way of marinating them? Lol.

Also, since they stripped the bones down to nothing, I'm thinking they're using every bit of the parts for stuff. Anyone else think candle making? In the old days candles used to be made from tallow ( pigs fat). Remember all the candles they had burning?

Terminus is the end of the line. Its no sanctuary and all the people there are cannibals.

Notice all the meat on the grills yet there are no pigs steer or chickens anywhere around???

Also all those candles are a tribute to those who they have eaten.

Don't forget the boneyard...

That fight WAS brutal, the whole thing was disturbing but not nearly as draining as what I call the "Of Mice and Men" episode. Sheesh. I can't help but think on what happened to Beth. *Sigh* Only three months before answers.

uthornsfan wrote:Terminus is the end of the line. Its no sanctuary and all the people there are cannibals.

Notice all the meat on the grills yet there are no pigs steer or chickens anywhere around???

Also all those candles are a tribute to those who they have eaten.

That's what I was thinking, too. That scene reminded me of Cormac McCarthy's "The Road".

Season 5 premier!
Carol: Boooooooommmmm!
Rick: "Did you do that?"