..have bow.will shoot
Posted on 11/18/2012 5:18:51 PM PST by virgil283
..have bow.will shoot
Best show on TV.
Rick is going off the rails.
a fantastic show...just fantastic.
A show that sucks in ways that have never sucked before.
2nd that.
Will Darryl and Meryl ever meet? Sheesh
I do like the parallels with real life....
The “walkers” are the bloodsucking libs while the survivors are the bitter clingers.
‘Rick is going off the rails.’......HEY Rick the phone’s for you....hello...hello...
Did people from the infirmary grab Lori as that walker ate her placenta she threw off, and is that who was on the phone to Rick?
Waiting for it on Netflix.
When Rick answers the phone in the prison, it’s Ned Stevens calling to see if he needs his gutters cleaned.
It is odd that there were no bones left from Lori. Where did Carol go?
Is it Carol on the phone, trying to let someone know where she is in the prison, so she can be rescued?
It is a good show to teach us all and to condition us to the idea that it is necessary to kill others who are different than we are because that difference is deadly.
While I admit it is interesting, it certainly desensitizes all of us to death and suffering on a grand scale, and appeals to the primitive and emotionally based centers of our brain, hate, lust, anger and retribution, which all become normal in our dystopian future.
God, significantly, plays no role that I have seen in this story line. I find that odd.
The Walking Dead does a great job of killing off characters when they grow tiresome - like Dale and Lori - but they definitely killed off T-Dog too soon. They could have done more with his character.
The fat (re:engorged seated/lethargic zombie that Rick killed) ate her. If you look closely you can see long woman’s hair in his mouth. If you watch the Talking Dead after show, they answer a lot of questions about the show and show exclusive upcoming previews. Really good show. It provides some comic relief to what is otherwise a very depressing show at times.
No. If you really want to know, you could find out by reading the comic or I can pm you if you would like.
Kind of like your post?
Yeah, but he was the black guy in a horror film situation. He’s been on borrowed time for two seasons!
There’s one episode in the beginning of season 2 in a church where Rick and others are praying a very large statue of Jesus on the cross. There are other sporadic references to God in other episodes. I believe the characters, for the most part, are basically numb and feel abandoned by God.
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