Bend_The_Knee
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I still don't think Lori is dead.
She's dead, she even said it on an interview with EW. You need to let it go.
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I still don't think Lori is dead.
we got one more episode till February
can we at least get some webisodes?
and is the game worth getting?
I haven't noticed that. I think most people who didn't like her character are happy she's gone. The people who keep saying she's still alive just want to throw weird theories or plot teists out there to reach for something.Everyone was saying the same thing about Lori that they are about Andrea now. Bet if she dies people are going to say that they didn't want her to die and or she is still alive.
What are you talking about... Lori isn't dead.@ everybody wanting Andrea dead. Some of yall are still waiting for Lori to come back from the dead.
She's dead, she even said it on an interview with EW. You need to let it go.
THIS. The whole story arc really won't have the same impact as the comic of they don't go all the way with The Governor. I feel like they really haven't made him seem like a bad guy at all. In the comic he was just a sick twisted guy. Here he's some conflicted leader who leans on the excuse of keeping his little slice of Eden and all the wonderful people on it safe.I'm not gonna lie, I was hoping The Governor just helped himself to the Maggie yambs. It would've really vilified him, the fact he didn't showed he is a weak villain.
possible ending leaked from a source that has leaked info before in the walking dead forum
During the raid, Rick gets his gun bag (Which Andrea had at the end of the second season!). Oscar dies helping the group escape Woodbury, during the raid, the Gate at Woodbury is overrun, and there are casualties, although they eventually regain control of the front with assistance from Andrea. While on the road back from their rescue attempt, Rick and the group meet Tyreese, same way and setup as the comic... Merle/Daryl confrontation is teased but not shown... The Governor plots his revenge and strike on the prison, seeing Rick's group as the ultimate threat to the society he is trying to build... back, including his walkie talkie
Morgan is back in ep 12 (I think), he has lost his grip, and his return is wild, only to be bit and put down by Rick, Andrea will stab The Governor in the eye with either a fork or knife,(a piece of silverware off table)Tyreese gets his gym scene, and there is nobody else shown when Tyreese appears, but his appearance is the cliffhanger/last scene for the finale, so he could have others with him...They're basically going to kill off Morgan so Tyreese can stand out
Cris and Julie do not appear in the mid-season finale.
Glenn and Maggie are still prisoners, right? I wouldnt be surprised to see the Governor take a real dark turn to start the next episode. Or end it. Either way, it's the half-season finale, so I'd bet Kirkman and the writers want to end on a BIG event, and pushing the Governor into that 'no-redemption possible' zone next episode would be a good way to end it. I mean, leave the audience shocked on the finale, not the penultimate episode.THIS. The whole story arc really won't have the same impact as the comic of they don't go all the way with The Governor. I feel like they really haven't made him seem like a bad guy at all. In the comic he was just a sick twisted guy. Here he's some conflicted leader who leans on the excuse of keeping his little slice of Eden and all the wonderful people on it safe.I'm not gonna lie, I was hoping The Governor just helped himself to the Maggie yambs. It would've really vilified him, the fact he didn't showed he is a weak villain.
For every terrible thing we've seen The Govorner do, there has been 5 things that show him in a more positive light.
There's still time, but man, what a lame Govorner. I know they have to play it safe with TV, but I'm thoroughly disappointed thus far.
Great points.I decided this week that I hate the television rendition of the character "The Governor". To pull it off on tv they had to either make him a complete nut case or a really charismatic dude who could charm the pants off a walker, and this actor is neither. He's just kinda there. So when he does something crazy instead of you being like whoa this dude is a lunatic, instead it kinda just doesn't really make sense.
For example the teased rape scene with Maggie. I get it was them giving a nod to the comic book readers, but then he doesn't do anything. When you REALLY think about it the governor hasn't done anything even that crazy. Zombie heads? So? He's curious. Zombie daughter? She's his daughter. Herschel did the same thing. Shooting up the coast guard? What if they were dangerous? Some of you prob woulda done the same. I'm not even sold on him being evil yet... Merle seems to be a lot more reckless than he is.
Idk. The tv show doesn't do the real character justice. Unless we get some real psychopathic behavior this last episode, the character was a dud.
I get that, but the character isnt crazy at all on the tv show. they split his craziness up and gave most of it to merle. as a result, the character is boring and uneffective. like is anyone REALLY scared of what he might do so far? Rick is scarier than him.