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[Grand Admiral Cheesecake]

They could rename this series "The Governor Kills Sh*t" and I'd be 100% on board.

Someone dust off the Good Guy Palpatine memes we've got a new contender!

[stonbw1]

Neoleviathan wrote...

Well that was an incredible disapointment. Looks like an oncoming rehash after all.

Absolutely.  The preview for "next" week (though, I bet it won't be until the mid-season finale) was basically a cut-n-paste from last season.  Really?  The Gov is a spectacular actor, by far the best on the show.  (though, that doesn't say much, I'm afraid).  I think we'll look back at this entire show and say that it was good but had so much wasted potential. At this point, I'm ready for the Gov to lay waste to the prison and all its inhabitants (maybe save Daryl) and a new chapter of the show with the Gov and his posse!

[Addai]

So there's no actual character development at all. *zzzzz*

[happy_daiz]

I was so excited by that episode, that I spent the last part of it looking stuff up on the Fallout wiki on my iPad.

Honestly, the governor bores me. I almost wanted him to actually be a nice guy, and that Talking Dead episode last week nearly convinced me that he might be. But nope. Same old governor. Same scenario. Same cycle.

I'm mildly curious to know who's going to get killed off in the mid-season finale.

[Addai]

Same here, I was mildly curious the week before, this episode I was totally bored. At least once I realized it was the same old Governor, who I also don't like as a character. He's always been completely dull. He's not even fun as a sociopath. Too many moody stares.

[Seagloom]

I missed last night's episode and have no idea what happened. Somehow, I'm not surprised. My impression of last week's airing is it was all set up. They were showing us stuff about the Governor we already knew. I didn't expect him to turn over a new leaf for a second. Guess the above posts confirm it. >.<

[Chashan]

happy_daiz wrote...

I was so excited by that episode, that I spent the last part of it looking stuff up on the Fallout wiki on my iPad.

Honestly, the governor bores me. I almost wanted him to actually be a nice guy, and that Talking Dead episode last week nearly convinced me that he might be. But nope. Same old governor. Same scenario. Same cycle.

I'm mildly curious to know who's going to get killed off in the mid-season finale.

Maggie and/or Glenn are pretty high priority candidates for that, far as I am concerned. Glenn in particular was overdue two episodes ago.
Hope it's them rather than Michonne, although that final shot this episode and what is to come...argh.

[vortex216]

I know I posted this before, but why do people complain about things they like?! Or do they watch it just to complain...?

Anyways, I think the writing is great. I like the characters, and the acting. Is it without faults? Of course not. I was disappointed with the season 3 finale a bit, because the "war" they talking about ran away after a few gunshots. But now, you saw where the Govenor went after that. His psychological state, his new family. And now, the "war" is happening again. I think the show is interesting and exciting.

Glenn, Maggie, and Sasha could potentially die in the next attack(s), but I think it is more likely that Hershel, Bob, or Judith will die.

[Grand Admiral Cheesecake]

Honestly as long as God-Tier Hershel makes it I'll be fine.

[happy_daiz]

I wouldn't be against seeing Maggie or Glenn taking one for the team, tbh. But yeah, not Hershel.

I had to Google who Bob is.  Yeah, that sack can go.

Modifié par happy_daiz, 25 novembre 2013 - 06:26 .

[Addai]

vortex216 wrote...

I know I posted this before, but why do people complain about things they like?! Or do they watch it just to complain...?

Just like the Honest Trailer says, I have no idea why I watch it.  Lack of alternative, I suppose.  And watching people's limbs be pulled off like a Thanksgiving drumstick.

Modifié par Addai67, 25 novembre 2013 - 10:51 .

[stonbw1]

Addai67 wrote...

vortex216 wrote...

I know I posted this before, but why do people complain about things they like?! Or do they watch it just to complain...?

Just like the Honest Trailers says, I have no idea why I watch it.  Lack of alternative, I suppose.  And watching people's limbs be pulled off like a Thanksgiving drumstick.

To me, it's the high-low factor:  the good zombie killing parts are about 10% of the show, but those parts are REALLY good.  That makes up for the other 90% (I'm counting commercials, too) that bores me to tears.  I think this season is better than some of the previous ones, though that doesn't say much.  The acting is generally laughable, the story arc is predictable, the dialogue is sooooo cheesy......but then, someone shoves a 7-iron up a zombie's a-hole and everything is good again.

[HiddenInWar]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[MegaSovereign]

HiddenInWar wrote...

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[HiddenInWar]

that was fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuucked up

but at least Lilly was the one to drop him down like in the comics

[HiddenInWar]

Grand Admiral Cheesecake wrote...

Honestly as long as God-Tier Hershel makes it I'll be fine.

son I got some news for you

[MegaSovereign]

Pointless, pointless waste of life.

[Chashan]

Mh...I was wondering: anyone got an idea which kind of tank that was?
Got to question the practicality of keeping such a thing post-breakout at any rate: not a terribly high operation range and requires ungodly amounts of fuel.

That aside, I hope the cadet-missy got out of that mess. Shame about her friend.

[Chashan]

As for the tank... hell, I think I would keep it just for the hell of it. Which walker is gonna break into a tank?!

My first guess would have been M24 Chaffee, which makes little sense for even reserve forces to have given its ancestry. Going down the M-numbers I stumbled upon a M41 "Walker Bulldog". Looking at a number of pics of that thing, it was supposed to be that. Fitting given the nickname, I guess, but are those things still found in the US reservists' arsenal nowadays?

Edit: scratch that; as fitting as such a museum-piece would have been due to the name, it was rather an M60 Patton, by the looks of things. Compare this to this one shot from episode 7.
Triple the range of either tank first thought it to be - which still only translates to 300 miles, and requires an entire car-park's worth of fuel to run besides.

And how "useful" a tank proves we already see in one of season 1's first episodes, I believe: a nice, spacious coffin to put a bullet in one's brain, given the problems I mentioned above.

Modifié par Chashan, 03 décembre 2013 - 05:16 .

[Addai]

That was a pretty good finale. Didn't sleep through it this time.

Daryl's parts were funny, even if a little too "FPS hero."  He's so casual. Just walkin by, minding my own business, grenade down your tank gun... BOOM

Modifié par Addai67, 02 décembre 2013 - 05:27 .

[Chashan]

Addai67 wrote...

That was a pretty good finale. Didn't sleep through it this time.

Daryl's parts were funny, even if a little too "FPS hero."  He's so casual. Just walkin by, minding my own business, grenade down your tank gun... BOOM

Oh, that...

The 'meat-shield' was somewhat silly, given that assault rifles were leveled at him.
Generally speaking, about all of the crew getting away was...awkward. Couple more casualties of the main-cast would not have hurt.