The Walking Dead Season 3

Lori's body was dragged around the corner from where Rick found the zombie. It ate as much of her as it could.
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Im sorry, that may have been the excuse given in the talking dead, but it still doesnt justify the sloppy scene....if the scene were done correctly it wouldn't need an explanation on a talk show.

And Since when do zombies take their meals to a cozy area to eat?
Besides the blood track ended where the zombie was sitting...not around the corner.
I also dont remember any episode explaining a 20 minute grace period for zombie feasting.
 
The phone made perfect sense to me. Rick was clearly out of his mind with grief. He's right out there and then goes into a frenzy in the prison. You know he wasn't in his right mind the way he threw glen up against the wall and threw him away. Ricks face was terrifying, you could just tell any little thing could set him off. Also the fact that Rick didn't actually see a body, his current stage of mind might make him think she's still around.

If you think about it, those walkers could of been on Lori in minutes. I mean the baby's crying plus a gun shot could bring a bunch of walkers to the room. Then when they got their meat they ****ed off.

I'd love to see Andrea get her scar and that causes her to become the badass of the comics.
 
Well, The zombies were eating the deer carcus and it looks to have
been dead a while. (The previous episode).

I too, don't see that Lori scene working. The trail ended and the
fat naked Zombie. No clothes, no bones, no nothing. Just a real
awkward scene. I thought that the body was Lori and she must have
turned, pulled out all of her hair., and then stripped for the fun of it.

Either that or Carl had some fun with her first? LOL. :confused
 
kapow7 said:
Love how this series and show is going best show on tv. And it also great that the comics are one of the best written books I've ever read.

I liked the sceen with the walker that had eaten Lori it just made the death of Rick's wife even more painful for him ,he couldn't say good bye and put her to R.I.P and knowing his wife was eaten and Rick also had to deal with the fact that his son had shot his mother when he found the bullet
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And isn't it beyond pathetic that it has won ZERO awards but POS's like 2 and a half men win.
 
Is it just me or does everything not require an explanation? Does everything get wrapped up all nice and neat 100% of the time in real life? Life would be boring were it not for a little mystery. Sure, it was a sloppy scene. I think it is time to get past it. I would much rather have a scene or two that keeps you wondering than have everything dumbed down and spelled out for us.
 
Maybe it was the same guardsmen we saw later. I think that's sort of implied.

But yeah, I don't need literally everything explained perfectly. "The body was off camera" works for me.

I'm also hoping Andrea begins to approach her character in the comic books more. I find her kind of...irritating and gullible in the show. She goes for Shane, she goes for the Governor, I mean, what's next? When's she gonna open up and actually, you know, care about someone?
 
Feezle-Nuts said:
Is it just me or does everything not require an explanation? Does everything get wrapped up all nice and neat 100% of the time in real life?
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Well if I'm some type of PI or CSI tech...maybe I'm looking at it from that point of view. I would like to know how the Zombie(s) masticated her bones so well. :rolleyes
 
Wow, I can't believe that there are so many people complaining about the Lori zombie scene, I had no problem figuring out that that zombie had eaten Lori. True, it wasn't the most obvious but it really wasn't all that hard for me to figure out.
 
Riceball said:
Wow, I can't believe that there are so many people complaining about the Lori zombie scene, I had no problem figuring out that that zombie had eaten Lori..
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It wasnt about figuring it out...I figured it out.

It was just a very sloppy scene that lacked common sense.
Would it have really klled the producers to toss a half eaten corpse prop next to the bloated zombie?
 
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Riceball said:
Wow, I can't believe that there are so many people complaining about the Lori zombie scene, I had no problem figuring out that that zombie had eaten Lori. True, it wasn't the most obvious but it really wasn't all that hard for me to figure out.
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I didn't really have a problem with the scene. It's a great show, otherwise I wouldn't be on here talking about a single scene in it!

It's just fun to see everyone's input. I didn't even think about Lori's clothes...:sick

I thought for a split second the Zombie was Lori as well.

This show has answered so many important questions in my life like:

1. What happens to a Zombie when they fall in a well?
2. Do Zombie's eat dead people?
3. Do Zombie's eat any living thing?
4. What happens when I leave a Zombie as a pet?
 
I have a question - THis season takes place about 8 months after the raid on the farm (supposedly after winter)....What exactly happens to zombies during the winter? Do they freeze into a zombiecicles and thaw out during the spring and continue to do their thing?
 
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