i got three questions

with the right swell angle and bottom contour, yes.

 

All the Smack heads in seaside look like zombies.

 

I would as next years sequel will be "Walking Dead Lives Matter"

 

after the blonde that I am in love with died,i lost interst.... why did they have to kill her?????shes yummy

 

Literally every Stephen King book did this before "The Walking Dead"...WE ARE THE MONSTERS, yeah I've heard that one b4 ppl suck and are selfish. But it gets repetitive and then what? change in scenery from a house to a prison to whatever.... But still you can only apply that concept and make it interesting before becoming repetitive. Should've ended the show a couple season ago while still on top.

 

Metards...I'm right there with you. The show is dynamic, and with the struggles between the still "living" (but still infectedly focked) the social undertones grow greater.

Season 3, though somewhat slow in zombie action, is by faaaaarrre the best written. I've read a ton of Faulkner, love it, and each episode in the season with the way it jumps around between the splintered faction, even in time, is total spot in faulknarian and fuggin genius.

I do wish they'd off people more often to enhance the story line as breaking bad did - imo, that was the best ever written show ever (aside from some early Simpsons and Seinfeld).

Fear the walking dead though? Has anyone seen that? Watched two eps and it seems like an after school special gone awful.

 

^ even better summation

Oh yeah, to answer your 1st question....

None....yet

For real, or just for pretend in my imagination? If the latter, I don't k ow where to begin

A.) i see brain dead people all the time, but I think they're still actually living...and 2.) maybe i should see someone

 

"Just look at the flowers, Lizzie, just look at the flowers."

Mercy killing, or inhumane?

Discuss...

 

It's moments/character dilemmas like this that make the show fantastic...

There's nothing better than a show with high-quality production that really delves into character development in a way that movies can't because of time constraints.

I saw all the adverts for fear the walking dead, but haven't watched it yet...is it even worth it? I kinda felt that the producers' always had an attitude that start of zombie apocalypse scenarios had been done enough times in various movies before that they felt it wasn't necessary to rehash it again. That being said, seems like fear the walking dead may just be an attempt to cash in on the success of walking dead.

 

If you're looking for a good show check Ray Donovan on Showtime. It is great. The only show that I watch on the night it actually airs.

 

This season has been great. Glen, dead or no dead????

 

Nah he ain't dead. I think he was under the body of that doofus that shot himself and it was his intestines that you saw getting pulled out. Not Glenn's.

 

Why did that one guy say "thank you" before he shot himself?

 

two words:

THE OFFICE

 

Y'all are in denial. Glenn is dead as fvck. I thought the same thing while it was happening then I accepted the truth. Dude ain't coming back from that.

 

Well I'll be damned! Looks like I was wrong...