The Walking Dead

Our options are:
Glenn because canon
Abraham because Final Destination
Daryl because producers are dicks
Or somebody completely random because writers are pricks.

Nicholas' body was put in front of the would be victim while they went under another conveniently placed dumpster.

Nobudy wrote:

Nicholas' body was put in front of the would be victim while they went under another conveniently placed dumpster.

Yeah, we know that. We've known that for a while now.

As far as "who took it like a champ"...

Spoiler:

Those Spoiling Dead people apparently got a leaked script, that unveiled who dies, and they've been suggesting that Negan has to Lucille two people. Keen posters have been spying on the cast for a while near the filming locations, piecing together what's going on.

Negan is one sick man. But I think he's also the best villain to date. You don't wanna cross him.

The episode has aired, and the victims are set.

SNAPE KILLS DUMBLEDORE:

I'd expect a lot of hate towards Daryl for causing Glenn's death, but it looks like 76% of voter say it's not his fault. Yet I get the feeling that if it had been anyone else who got Glenn killed, the polls would say otherwise.

Daryl's popularity nets him a lot of absurdly undue hate from a very vocal minority that hates him passionately and wants him killed off just for the lulz. I personally see it as Daryl was the only one with the guts to actually try and do something. I don't know about anyone else, but I'd rather die on my feet than live on my knees.

It's not that he lashed out that annoyed me. After all, it's his life. If he wants to lose it for that reason, sure. It becomes a problem when your other friends are involved surrounded by probably 100 armed men who actually like their leader (unlike Dawn) which puts them at risk as well. Sure he didn't know this would kill Glenn, but why risk it? Not only did his actions partially invalidate Abraham's sacrifice, but it also created another unnecessary death.

It starts up again this Sunday. Is anybody here still tuning into what happens?

I still watch it, because I'm still obsessed with the zombie genre. Wasn't too happy with the actress they chose for Magna or that they killed Jesus, though.

The first four or so seasons were great. I think around the time Negan showed up, it started to feel like a soap opera. It has its ups and downs, but I'm really enjoying the current season with the Whisperers.

I'm sad to hear that Z Nation was axed. This was a similar show about zombies, that had a lot of humour in it too. Maybe the ratings just got too low, and they decided that it was time to end it. The Asylum is a company that usually releases a lot of horrendous and almost unwatchable material, but this series has a great line-up of characters.

White Rock wrote:

I'm sad to hear that Z Nation was axed. This was a similar show about zombies, that had a lot of humour in it too. Maybe the ratings just got too low, and they decided that it was time to end it. The Asylum is a company that usually releases a lot of horrendous and almost unwatchable material, but this series has a great line-up of characters.

Z Nation started out great, but quickly went downhill by getting more and more outlandish and not properly explaining certain things.

Remember the zombie bear that appeared in one episode of the first season? If animals other than humans can be zombified, why aren't zombie bears, lions, wolves, and other predatory animals prowling the landscape all over the place? No explanation for the bear was given and I don't remember any other zombie animals seen in the show. And that's beside the fact that zombified animals would reduce the chances of the human species' survival to practically zero because we now no longer have a food source to sustain ourselves.

Putting aside just how stupid an idea it is that Murphy is able to mind control zombies and later humans that he bites, just how in the hell was he even able to do this? No explanation whatsoever was given anywhere in the show.

In relation to the last one with Murphy, just what the hell happened to Cassandra after he bit her? Why didn't what happened to her, happen to anyone else he bit? No explanation given.

Then, all of a sudden, zombies can now somehow retain their human consciousness and walk, talk, and act just like normal people, leading to the "Talker" variant. One guy is even shown dying and resurrecting shortly thereafter as a Talker, completely skipping the ravenous flesh-eating monster stage that destroyed civilization. How is this happening now? No explanation given. I won't even go into the sheer lunacy of trying to integrate them into human society, just like how even though they call dogs "man's best friend", it's not a good idea to keep a pack of wolves as house pets.

I have still to watch it since it returned to TV. I just remember a character died, but I will not say who, as it is a spoiler.

It's not a spoiler, everyone found out who died in the mid-season finale. And I said his name two posts up.

Oh, Jesus. But not Jesus Christ.

No, the Roman army dealt with that lawbreaker.

I am going to catch up tonight.

Just rolled back to page 7 and reread 02viperacr's ranting and arguing with everyone about the show. Good times.

Are you still watching the series?

I'm only watching it for Judith at this point. Not a fan of how they'er handling the Whisperer arc so far.

For some reason, Amazon has declined my recent purchases. I will just watch it later on using 123movies, which has a lot of annoying adverts, unfortunately.

So, I don't know if anyone here reads the comics, but it's finally happened: Rick Grimes has died.

Thoughts?

I still have to catch up. I didn't watch most of the last season of the spin off, and it is back on TV now.

I'm talking about the comic series, though. Rick in the show isn't dead, just gone.