The Walking Dead (no comics spoilers)

LOL. I think I catch your drift.

 

LOL, They would have to be beer cans!...
Actually, the tracking, and pudding cup thing was pointed out to me, after I mentioned that to a friend.
As for tonight`s episode...
Wow, wonder how much different Tyreese`s reaction would have been to Carol, if he had been told she killed his family?...
And I think we figured out who was skinning the animals at the prison... That little girl is DANGEROUS.... Thought the baby was dead.
Can`t wait to see where they are going with the new characters, and "Salvation Station".
Never did read the comics, so, no expectations/ pre-concieved notions...
This series still has a lotta life left.
Wish they hadn`t gotten so popular as to chew up half the hour with commercials, tho...

 

Lizzie makes the Governor look like a Care Bear. I honestly think that if the Walkers didn't show up when they did she would have killed Judith.

Trying to figure out what happened to Glenn and why he passed out in the prison.

 

I'm still wondering if it wasn't her that killed Karen and David in the prison, and Carol just found out and covered for her (and dragged the bodies, etc.). It may turn out that way, but I mentioned it earlier in the season and the more I see how demented Lizzie can be, the more it makes me wonder.

Edit: I didn't realize that was actually a theory out there on the Internets. Just found an article on it here (dont' read if you don't want to see some of the other"evidence."):

http://www.wetpaint.com/walking-dead/articles/2013-10-29-season-4-lizzie-kill-karen-carol

 

I was thinking Carol could be covering for Lizzie in that respect as well. But I do remember Carol's speech to her telling lizzie she must be brave enough to kill and so on AFTER Karen and David died. But it is Lizzie and crazier stuff has happened. Kinda funny that for a while I thought Carl was the sociopath; Lizzie makes him look normal.

 

Unless they were sleeping

 

Like I said before, the thing that made me think that, was how she reacted when Carol taught her about defending herself. That was before the killings happened. I'm not saying I'm sure that's what happened, but the longer it goes on the more I see that makes me wonder. It's just a theory at this point.

I haven't read any of the comics, so I'm not sure who Ben is. The only other TWD stuff I've kept up with is the PS3 adventure game, which was amazing. I'm looking forward to starting season 2 and seeing what happens to Clementine.

 

I just got a chance to see this week's episode (we usually watch when it airs on Sunday night, but this has been a busy week).

I thought it felt a little slow, but it was still enjoyable. I'm not a big fan of the times when they only focus on one or two people/groups while leaving everybody else completely out of the episode, but I guess there are enough characters separated from each other that it would be hard to get them all in one episode right now and keep a coherent story for each group.

The new Abraham guy is an interesting character. I can't tell if I like him yet or not, but for some reason, he reminds me a little of Ron Perlman.

 

I'm rather undecided whether or not I like the split storylines like they've been doing. I THINK I do. I'm curious what the supposed "cure" is that the mullet dude knows about. If there really is a cure. My biggest question so far this season is "WHAT ABOUT CARL'S SHOE?!?!" Okay, not really.

I'm about half way through Compendium Volume 1 of the comic. Supposedly that ends a bit before the current timing of the show now. It's interesting to see how different the two are from each other, which I think is good honestly.

One thing I'm highly amused about is all the women who fall all over Daryll must be fuming mad. In three episodes so far this half of the season we've seen him on the screen for maybe 15 minutes if that. He's only popular because he's in the show. If they saw a dude that looked like that coming out of Walmart they'd be disgusted by him.

 

Yeah, that's exactly what I was saying to my wife about him. Just doesn't come across at all as the "guy who has the secret to save the whole world" type.

 

Yeah that episode bored me to tears

 

I sure as hell thought that's where it was going. Guess I was wrong.

I didn't mind this episode, but I will agree that it didn't really accomplish much in the overarching storyline of the Walking Dead universe. Moonshine sure is one hell of a first drink though.

I'd love to see a webisode or something about the country club they were in. On Talking Dead they said there was a class struggle between the employees and the members, and the people that were hanging were the rich members of the club. I'm interested what went down there.

 

Yeah, I'd love to see that.

 

You know, I thought a bit more about Daryl and Beth. Two reasons for Daryl not to try anything.

1) Her post ZA track records with dudes isn't that good. Both of them ended up zombie bait
2) Daryl is afraid of Carl, since Carl was making moves on her a few seasons ago.

Also thinking about why they burned the cabin down. I get WHY, and the symbolic reason behind it. That being said, is it really smart to start a raging fire in the night in the middle of the woods? Wouldn't that attract pretty much every walker within a five mile radius?