View Poll Results: Who will die in the finale?

**AlexHumph** · 10-14-2012, 11:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Anark

I watch all my TV on the internet, but that's the problem I'm going to have. I'm used to having marathons and watching several episodes at a time. Now I have to wait a fucking week in between them.

Yeah same, I did it with The Walking Dead, first episode I actually waited a week for was Shane getting got, before that I did a huge marathon and get through the first season and most of the second season. Currently doing it with Breaking Bad, got a sick HD site

will PM for moose stuff.

vampyr · 10-14-2012, 11:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ALEXHUMPH

Yeah same, I did it with The Walking Dead, first episode I actually waited a week for was Shane getting got, before that I did a huge marathon and get through the first season and most of the second season. Currently doing it with Breaking Bad, got a sick HD site

will PM for moose stuff.

ooo nice

Anark · 10-14-2012, 11:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ALEXHUMPH

Yeah same, I did it with The Walking Dead, first episode I actually waited a week for was Shane getting got, before that I did a huge marathon and get through the first season and most of the second season. Currently doing it with Breaking Bad, got a sick HD site

will PM for moose stuff.

Yup, been semi-marathoning Breaking Bad for the last few weeks, just finished season 3. I watch it with my gf though and she's not usually up for more than two or three episodes at a time.

Accidentally read spoilers for season fucking 4 as well. I was excited and just wanted to know what happened in the first episode of S4 and thought that was what I was reading. I had a few moments of thinking 'Wow, that's a really action-packed episode' before my brain woke up.

Palm, meet face.

roadkill_ · 10-14-2012, 12:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Striker

You do realize just because a threat occurred humans don't lose their emotions.

Who said; "Hey, lets have a show with no human interaction"? Not me. I said there is too much melodrama. Secret pregnancies, affairs, crushes and other bullshit made up the bulk of the entire last season.

Quote:

Season 2 had a lot of needed character development, and a good amount of zombie stuff.

Really? It had T-Dawg lay around not opening his mouth and too much drama. It had anything but a 'good amount' of zombie stuff. The majority of the season took place in complete isolation, away from danger.

Quote:

Not everything is run into town and light up zombies. If that's what you expect you're watching the wrong show.

Who said it should be? Because we don't want 85% Dawsons Creek, all of a sudden that means we want Paul Andersons Resident Evil with relentless shit happening all over the place? Since when was the zombie genre about 'lighting up zombies' in the first place?

The best zombie situations are all about survival and claustrophobia. Romero's cut off farmhouse, shopping mall and military complex were all covered in a blanket of creepy claustrophobia. This series, at leas the last one, had none of that. In Day of the Dead, the idea was getting to the safety of an Island and worrying about lesser, everyday things. The Walking Dead jumped straight ahead to that scenario of rudimentary safety, seemingly just so it could get its hands on bullshit melodrama.

**scrilla** · 10-14-2012, 01:38 PM

been marathoning season 2. Shane was such an amazing heel.

Striker · 10-14-2012, 01:49 PM

Wow, way to go way overboard. Secret pregnancies? Lori being pregnant and not telling one really doesn't equal that. You had Glenn and Maggie, which was a good thing.

Everyone went through pretty big character changes.

I really don't see how you're comparing movies to a TV show. A TV show is designed for quick entertainment for a short while, TV shows are long term things.

A lot of people like this show because it's about the more "realistic" parts of zombies.

EDIT:
I kind of liked Shane up until the end. He was another side that the group needed.