The Walking Dead

I gained a lot of respect for Carl this season. I know he's not the most interesting character on the show, but he's getting better.

Andrea and the conflict in her character, torn between the town and the prison. Such a great plot line. Last week's episode, the scene with her and the knife, without giving anything away, talk about tense!

 

Minor spoiler***
Next episode will consist of only Carl & 2 other main characters, plus one we have not seen since season 1.
It should be a chance for the actor to redeem himself because though he is a minor character presently, I cannot see how that will remain so as the show progresses.

Don't go unless you want to know!
The Walking Dead - Episode 3x12 Promo Sneak Peek 1 and 2 (VIDEO) SPOILERS *Full Episode Synopsis* - Pop Culture Playground

 

I wonna read it sooo bad....

 

Great episode. I hate how callous Rick has become, though.

 

It's a realistic reaction to an unreal, horrible circumstance. And it's momentary IMO, as Rick has no choice but to go on in a functional way.
It's my feeling that the further into life after the apocalypse we get the less 'emotion' people will show. Like you see in Carl and Rick, they shut a part of themselves down, emotionally. And they stay alive.
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Andrew Lincoln and Lennie James examine how the characters of Rick and Morgan have changed and where they find themselves in The Walking Dead 3x12 "Clear".


The Walking Dead 3x13 Sneak Peek #2 "Arrow on the Doorpost" (HD)


Cast of The Walking Dead at PaleyFest Panel last week

Lauren Cohan (Maggie)


Norman Reedus ( Daryl)

 

I enjoyed Lauren Cohen's character on Supernatural quite a bit as the English artifact thief.

 

Yum. Daryl.

 

Last week's episode was a good 1 I don't really understand what the point of the guy with the backpack was next week ought to be very interesting

 

Agreed everyone is different. But seems to me they might would have stopped to help him

 

Well, will she die??????

 

Might get season 3 ep. 1 tonight on itunes. I can consider it a sneak peak for the DVD set when it comes out.
Not a fan of this new itunes look, but they do offer to play videos as soon you download enough of them. Grabbing "Seed" right now, should make a good blog entry.

 

Great episode Sunday night. Looking forward to the finale this weekend !

 

The Governor (David Morrissey) and Merle Dixon (Michael Rooker) in Episode 15 Photo by Gene Page/AMC

This scene was fucked up.


Merle Dixon (Michael Rooker) and Ben (Tyler Chase) in Episode 15 Photo by Gene Page/AMC
As was this...


Merle Dixon (Michael Rooker) and Daryl Dixon (Norman Reedus) in Episode 15 Photo by Gene Page/AMC
And this.

We can't leave Daryl in tears, tho.


The Walking Dead Season 3 Episode Photos
Daryl Dixon (Norman Reedus) BTS in Episode 15
(Cr: AMC)

Loved the Michonne in peril scene: No katana sword? No problem! (until the second zombie happened along anyway!)



The Walking Dead Season 3 Episode Photos
Michonne (Danai Gurira) in Episode 15
Photo by Gene Page/AMC
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I know. This world has fundamentally changed them. They can neither risk picking up a stranger nor take on responsibility for another person unless they absolutely must. The orange backpack guy was just like driving by some scenery--part of the landscape. And yeah, damn cold.
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Who Dies in the Season 3 Finale of The Walking Dead!? (SPOILER FREE)



With the final episode of Season 3 The Walking Dead almost upon us, questions remain about who will next die. We've already been warned that there will be a high body count, not unusual for the show, but the questions that seem most important to viewers is WHO will die?
For starters, it seems very likely that the Governor's surviving Woodbury-ians will certainly die in large numbers. Many of them have been seen but barely heard, rendering them little more than redshirts--but will Tyreese (Chad Coleman) and his sister Sasha (Sonequa Martin-Green) make it? Hard to say, but I'm going to guess Tyreese lives, Sasha dies.

Regarding Rick's group, sad to say, it seems that among the most painful and plausible losses would be Hershel (Scott Wilson). Now that Rick is regaining his senses, losing the voice of reason seems like something The Walking Dead showrunners would do to maximize our pain. Since Hershel, during his prayers with both daughters (to paraphrase) declared he would do anything for them, my guess is that in an attempt to save one of them, he is killed. If it is Beth (Emily Kinney), both he and she may succumb. If Maggie (Lauren Cohan), then Maggie at least, will survive. In addition to the prayer foreshadowing was his blessing of Glenn's (Steven Yeun) desire to marry Maggie and Glenn's statement to Hershel that he 'finally understood' the meaning of the pocket-watch that Hershel gave him back on the farm.

Finally, will the Guv survive? I'm going with 'yes' because he has not created enough havoc, yet. He may very well scurry off with a surviving Martinez, perhaps to take time to put together another harder, meaner version of Woodbury and may come after Rick's group at some point in season 4.
*Note that these are all guesses based on watching the show and integrating little bits from the comics; none of what I've written are in any way spoilers. Not this week, anyway.