Monster Dave
Sr Member
I was so bored watching last nights episode...I think (for me) the show may have really jumped the shark...I will give it ONE more episode to redeem itself but it's just not tripping my trigger anymore.
The Walking Dead Season 3
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El Duderino
Sr Member
Yeah, I know about Day but Airport Zombie was from Dawn. I know Greg offered high quality busts of the Airport zombie awhile ago too which he autographed, were really nice.
Snikt
Sr Member
I thought last nights episode was the best they have shown in a long time. The make ups were awesome, the story didnt drag, and stuff actually happened. They are dragging out the Governor though, I want this story arc to end so they can move on.
madmikeee
Sr Member
rodneyfaile
Sr Member
I thought it was awesome how Michonne killed that zombie with the wire.
Scareb
Sr Member
Day of the Dead was Greg's first apprenticeship under Tom Savini but he actually met him on the Dawn of the Dead set. Greg and his family were on vacation and he and his brother saw George Romero eating lunch next to them and he invited them to the set where they met Tom.
EvilRocketeer
Master Member
if you think about it....merle always look like **** as a human....i thought being a zombie was a step up of looking better haha
Monster Dave
Sr Member
Yeah...it would appear that that zombie had no spine...and suuuuuure...I'm sure you could just bite someone's fingers right off through the bone...
:facepalm
Riceball
Master Member
Theoretically Michonne could've gotten lucky and got the walker right in between vertebrae and that probably would've allowed her to cut through the neck.
As fore the hand thing, maybe the Governor just has extra strong teeth and jaws or the hand was very weak from a lack of calcium.
Kerr Avon
Master Member
Motorcyclist decapitated by wire across path - Telegraph
Father?s finger bitten off at school nativity - Telegraph
Really, the two items you mention are hardly unbelievable when we've got actual real life scenarios.
JD
Master Member
I didn't rewind the DVR or go back to look - but, I'm fairly sure I saw Merle's blade bend like a rubber blade at one point during the episode.
Can you imagine if Merle would've actually killed The Governor and then Andrea or someone else was left to lead Woodbury? Now that would've been a shocker and totally thrown everyone for a loop... and left fanboys and gals with their panties in a bunch.
Can you imagine if Merle would've actually killed The Governor and then Andrea or someone else was left to lead Woodbury? Now that would've been a shocker and totally thrown everyone for a loop... and left fanboys and gals with their panties in a bunch.
If you're going to complain about that, might as well complain about the fact that gasoline in the zombie apocalypse doesn't separate and go bad in a years time but it will if I leave it in my lawn mower over winter. :lol
Jannix Quinn
Sr Member
Glad merle is dead. He was a D-bag.
firesprite
Master Member
Just watched the episode. This is the first time all season that an episode has actually moved me to tears (and I'm kind of easy when it comes to getting the waterworks to turn on).
The scene with Herschel and Glenn got me a little teary, but seeing Daryl's reaction to Merle's zombification was what really did me in. Norman Reedus did a FANTASTIC job selling Daryl's devastation in the face of his brother's fate. I'm cautiously hopeful that this new showrunner can get things back into shape.
The scene with Herschel and Glenn got me a little teary, but seeing Daryl's reaction to Merle's zombification was what really did me in. Norman Reedus did a FANTASTIC job selling Daryl's devastation in the face of his brother's fate. I'm cautiously hopeful that this new showrunner can get things back into shape.
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