.:MirrorminD:.
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Sure looks like it....
If you look closely though, you can see he has something on his arm like what they wear when training dogs
The Walking Dead Season 3
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Sure looks like it....
crabra comander
Master Member
I love me some Walking Dead! T-Dog started getting some good lines then BANG! dead. That's great, it made me like him, then quickly pulled the rug from under me!
JD
Master Member
I read the spoilers - and then had to hear them again it on the radio on the way to work before I could watch the episode. So I was very aware of what happened in the episode. I've also been pretty apathetic about this season of Walking Dead so far... I don't know if there's just too much going on, too many characters or what - season 3 just hasn't clicked for me.
I was very impressed with how they handled the aftermath of Lori's death. Andrew Lincoln gave a brilliant performance and it was very strong moment. I was less impressed with the actress playing Lori and the actor playing Carl had some strong moments, too.
Was pretty sad how they basically exchanged a black character for another black character as they did. Seems very contrived... we killed T-Dog so we have to replace him with another black character. God forbid they have more than one black character in Rick's group.
There are a few other bits I wish were different. Merle's status in Woodbury seems rushed, Herschel's leg is just silly, the Governor's crush on Andrea...
I was very impressed with how they handled the aftermath of Lori's death. Andrew Lincoln gave a brilliant performance and it was very strong moment. I was less impressed with the actress playing Lori and the actor playing Carl had some strong moments, too.
Was pretty sad how they basically exchanged a black character for another black character as they did. Seems very contrived... we killed T-Dog so we have to replace him with another black character. God forbid they have more than one black character in Rick's group.
There are a few other bits I wish were different. Merle's status in Woodbury seems rushed, Herschel's leg is just silly, the Governor's crush on Andrea...
CB2001
Master Member
That is unless...
Rick dreams of a zombie Lori, like how he did in the comic. In fact, there's also the possibility of him hallucinating talking to her on the phone (also in the comic), or even hallucinating her much like how Daryl hallucinated Merle.
.:MirrorminD:.
Sr Member
True, but I'm going off of strictly the show and what has been filmed so far. Hell for that matter, then you can say Dale will be in the show again.
CB2001
Master Member
True, but the comics and the show has had some overlaps, though slightly different. The fact of the matter is,
We don't know how much Lori's death will affect him in the show. Him slowly losing his mind seems more likely in any medium or version of the story told. If anything, the only thing that hasn't changed between the comics and the show are the themes, and hallucinations (which is one of the themes that has come up more than once throughout the comics) has already been established with "Daryl Dixon's Bad Day" (Chupcabra in Season 2).
But I agree, it's hard to say what will come up and what won't at this point.
Goodwolf
Sr Member
Kinda glad, actually.
.:MirrorminD:.
Sr Member
I get what you are saying, but...
The actress who played Lori, Sarah Wayne Callies, will not be on the show at least through the season finale. Next season could they have Rick talking to her on the phone, sure, but the only way she'll be back is in a flashback scene and I wouldn't hold your breath on that either. I can only confirm or not confirm on what has already been filmed or is still currently filming not, what goes on in the writers room.
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thesimplerobot
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The comic and series parallels seem to narrow and widen quite a bit, Lori's death was quite tame in the series compared to the comics, but i am really looking forward to the governors character playing out, if his and michones relationship is anything like the comics there is one hell of a tough ride ahead!
DoubleD
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I agree. I think Carl actually put one in her head. On an emotional level, it works so much better that way. For him not to do so would basically negate what Lori said before she died about to do what is right.
The flashback Carl had when Rick told him in the barn about how everyone dies would be a mute point. I think the point of that was that Carl was thinking this through and knew he had to do what needed to be done.
Shooting Lori is Carl's "coming of age" moment.
JD
Master Member
I'm not sure if it's David Morrissey's British accent or what... but, the Governor's accent is definitely not an easy one for me to listen to. It doesn't sound southern to me at all, nor does it sound British.
Just what is the actor doing here? I'm not sure... but it just irritates me at times.
He does remind me a bit of Liam Neeson, he could pass as Liam's younger brother lookswise and at times it's like I hear a bit of what Liam does in The Phantom Menace, but in a highly exagerrated, droning way.
Just what is the actor doing here? I'm not sure... but it just irritates me at times.
He does remind me a bit of Liam Neeson, he could pass as Liam's younger brother lookswise and at times it's like I hear a bit of what Liam does in The Phantom Menace, but in a highly exagerrated, droning way.
Tank O' Guinness
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.:MirrorminD:.
Sr Member
Here's a quick spoiler from the next episode "Say the word"
It starts off with the Governor...
Tomorrow Ill write up the outline for the whole episode
It starts off with the Governor...
putting Penny, his daughter to bed
Tomorrow Ill write up the outline for the whole episode
mmarlon brando
Active Member
Cannot wait. This season has been insane so far, and we're only a third of the way through.Here's a quick spoiler from the next episode "Say the word"
It starts off with the Governor...
putting Penny, his daughter to bed
Tomorrow Ill write up the outline for the whole episode
With you. Didn't like her in the comics... hate her in the show.
The sad thing is, when they had the actress on Talking Dead, she seemed really cool... such a shame she has been reduced to a one dimensional stereotype.
