Posted by Gambit Drakul

Prolly cause he get's depressed.

NO WAY  

Posted by Rezon

NO WAY

IKR?!  

Am I the only one that saw that coming? Right when the zombies poured out I bet my sister $10 that Sophia would be one. Easiest $10 I ever made  

Posted by Froggy Krueger

Am I the only one that saw that coming? Right when the zombies poured out I bet my sister $10 that Sophia would be one. Easiest $10 I ever made

I kind of saw it coming just wasn't really expecting it I thought they were probably going to find her being chased by some more zombies.  

Sophia most likely got hunted down by one zombie, if there were more than at least 2, she wouldn't have been infected, instead she would be all bones  

I'd rather her be all bones than become a zombie and be shot in the head D:  

So the new episode just aired what did you guys think of it?Discuss  

Posted by Gambit Drakul

So the new episode just aired what did you guys think of it?Discuss

Kinda went slow. I'm tired of the farm storyline, they need to move/it needs to get more interesting.  

My favorite part of the series had to be when they were in the city (Detroit I believe? Correct me if I'm wrong) Everything throughout the series after that seemed to slow down.  

Posted by Azrael

Kinda went slow. I'm tired of the farm storyline, they need to move/it needs to get more interesting.

Yeah that's getting a bit boring only exciting part was when Rick killed those two dudes from philly.
I heard this season they're going to have a lot more action though.

Posted by reyalS

My favorite part of the series had to be when they were in the city (Detroit I believe? Correct me if I'm wrong) Everything throughout the series after that seemed to slow down.

Oh you mean when they were hiding out in a building and Rick was with Glen?Yeah that season was good really good so far it's just been chit chat with some suspenseful scenes.  

They're building character development. I know the show is about zombies but if the entire series was just about running around killing zombies after zombies then it would get boring fast. It is a bit slow but I still enjoyed the character exploration.  

Yeah, but look at any show that relied on anticipation through slow episodes and mass character development. Almost all of them got no where. V? Gone. Flash forward? Gone. Lost was a lucky one, but it relied on answering questions, which was its secret sauce that kept it going for 6 years. The walking dead doesn't have that element to the scale of lost. Neither does Terra Nova. Both of these are going to die because of the same generic sci fi drama anticipation factor (which gets shows no where in the long run) that we have seen dozens of times.

Honestly, television shows need to rethink their structure. They need to stop dragging things out excessively just to get more seasons. They need to treat their shows more like art, and stop dragging their painting out and making viewers wait out of anticipation for what the final product will be. With this structure the painting is almost never finished, and the show is cancelled because they dont want to finish the story line and end the show. If they treat it like art, and make a quality painting with shows that last 1 run seasons (or more, depending on the show) that keep the story flowing without trying to avoid ending it, people will get the satisfaction of seeing the complete painting, and admire the directors for what they have completed. This strategy will boost their name, and they will be able to move on to more creative exploits, and create more 'paintings' without having people being disappointed that they never got to see the finished product.  

Should have just killed Randall just saying.  

Posted by Pimpsy G.

Yeah, but look at any show that relied on anticipation through slow episodes and mass character development. Almost all of them got no where. V? Gone. Flash forward? Gone. Lost was a lucky one, but it relied on answering questions, which was its secret sauce that kept it going for 6 years. The walking dead doesn't have that element to the scale of lost. Neither does Terra Nova. Both of these are going to die because of the same generic sci fi drama anticipation factor (which gets shows no where in the long run) that we have seen dozens of times.

Honestly, television shows need to rethink their structure. They need to stop dragging things out excessively just to get more seasons. They need to treat their shows more like art, and stop dragging their painting out and making viewers wait out of anticipation for what the final product will be. With this structure the painting is almost never finished, and the show is cancelled because they dont want to finish the story line and end the show. If they treat it like art, and make a quality painting with shows that last 1 run seasons (or more, depending on the show) that keep the story flowing without trying to avoid ending it, people will get the satisfaction of seeing the complete painting, and admire the directors for what they have completed. This strategy will boost their name, and they will be able to move on to more creative exploits, and create more 'paintings' without having people being disappointed that they never got to see the finished product.

Most comes down to executive meddling. More episodes = more money. Even if they did take an artistic approach and get things down at a better pace then they'd still be pressured to make another season even if it didn't make sense to. This means either 1) everything is ****ed and thrown out of the window or 2) they don't do it and they get someone else that's a lot less talented to do it and it's ****ed anyways.

There's really no way to win because executives are the ones calling the shots and they don't give a **** about the actual show.  

I don't watch this show anymore... When the average amount of zombies per episode drops into the single digits, or in the past few episodes 0-1, it's no longer a zombie show. It's a drama