The Walking Dead - Season 6 Discussion
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Pumpkinhead
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Nope, the writers and people in charge.
Riceball
Master Member
Some sort of neck armor wouldn't be a bad idea but definitely secondary to arm and leg armor since those are the places you're most likely to get bit, that and a good pair of gloves.
Solo4114
Master Member
I'm thinking about those sneaky ones who come up from behind and tear your neck out.
Pumpkinhead
Active Member
PM privately, but in the comic, does Rick and his group ever come on top against Negan?
So anybody think that the season premiere will not reveal who died? That it will be dragged out over several episodes until they do the big reveal. Just seems like something they would do since they love to drag stuff out on this show.
joshvanrad
Sr Member
I wouldn't out it past them. I'd quit watching if they pulled that.
I thought it was pretty good. The bad thing is that the writers had them drink a giant mug of stupid all of this season. Like someone said, they were making a lot of rookie mistakes that survivors at this point wouldn't make. I think they did a great job of making the audience feel like they are totally screwed now.
Did anyone else notice Trevor from GTA V?
Did anyone else notice Trevor from GTA V?
I think what irritates me so much is all season we've been hearing about the build up to this. Even how the cast reacted to the actual deed being done.
Now we see it was a cliffhanger and according to the creators they filmed the final hit with just him in front of the camera. So all this stuff we've been hearing this season was basicly a bunch of BS.
Pathetic. I totally get why the views are peeved.
-Gary
Now we see it was a cliffhanger and according to the creators they filmed the final hit with just him in front of the camera. So all this stuff we've been hearing this season was basicly a bunch of BS.
Pathetic. I totally get why the views are peeved.
-Gary
Guess it'll be Enid, then
Actually, there could be a theory there...why have possibly the most pointless 'C' character on the show waste five minutes of airtime pursuading Coral to let her go unless she's going to be home run?
my guess would be capt mullet..eugene gets the bat.
its been foreshadowed in a couple different ways.
1) he was always trying to show how brave he can be
2) he's bonded with abe which will make abe hulk out at the site of him being beaten to death= "good tv" from a producer's stand point
3) he gave rick the recipe for making gunpowder/bullets which was basically the only worth he had left to the group.
anyone else agree!?!?!?
its been foreshadowed in a couple different ways.
1) he was always trying to show how brave he can be
2) he's bonded with abe which will make abe hulk out at the site of him being beaten to death= "good tv" from a producer's stand point
3) he gave rick the recipe for making gunpowder/bullets which was basically the only worth he had left to the group.
anyone else agree!?!?!?
Nth
Sr Member
YES!!! As soon as I saw him I was like: Is that...? Holy crap, it is him!
Agree with you about the rookie mistakes as well. Stupid Glenn, how many times has he been captured now? When they were tromping through the woods making all that noise and also constantly stopping out in the open to have long loud drawn out personal overly dramatic monologues... facepalmy.
kibosh
Sr Member
I'm thinking the season will open with the crew still looking at the bloody remnants of their friend. And trying to pull themselves together.
harrisonp
Sr Member
I hope it opens in the same moment the finale cut to POV but from a different angle, giving us the ACTUAL scene. Cut that with various reaction shots, Rick's defeated/angry face, tears, smushing sounds. This backlash needs to mean something to AMC, and fans want to see this moment done right. That said, I wouldn't put it past the writers to just have a time jump, or to show a parallel timeline of Enid trapped in the closet like people are saying. They love love love stringing people along, and they've always found "great" :sick ways of doing it.
For the season 7 premiere I can see everyone back at Alexandria, Rick and the gang going through the motions, getting their deliveries ready for Negan, you can tell this has been going on for months now. Then you have a handful of the people not shown that were there with Rick and company. The viewer will then have to narrow it down to 3 or 4 potential victims that could have died and then you see Rick or someone at the end at the gravesite of THE character that died. OH! Shocker! As you can tell I have zero hopes for anything exciting from the season 7 Premiere.
This show was so great when it first came on but man I just watch it out of habit now. The bad thing about the finale, I can honestly say I do not care who dies! The characters have acted so silly that ALL of them should face the wrath of the Bat!
This show was so great when it first came on but man I just watch it out of habit now. The bad thing about the finale, I can honestly say I do not care who dies! The characters have acted so silly that ALL of them should face the wrath of the Bat!
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Solo4114
Master Member
You know what got me out of the habit of watching?
The mid-season breaks they do. Particularly given how this show deals with such breaks, it totally killed whatever waning interest I maintained in the show. Trust me. When the show comes back, you can probably ignore it and just read recaps and it'll be every bit as satisfying as sitting down to watch it. Maybe moreso because you won't be wasting an hour of your life watching something that ultimately leaves you unsatisfied or dissatisfied.
Life is way too short and there are way too many great shows out there to waste your time watching stuff "out of habit" anymore.
The mid-season breaks they do. Particularly given how this show deals with such breaks, it totally killed whatever waning interest I maintained in the show. Trust me. When the show comes back, you can probably ignore it and just read recaps and it'll be every bit as satisfying as sitting down to watch it. Maybe moreso because you won't be wasting an hour of your life watching something that ultimately leaves you unsatisfied or dissatisfied.
Life is way too short and there are way too many great shows out there to waste your time watching stuff "out of habit" anymore.
Scott Gimple pretty much said that's how it would go. The next season will start with the scene as seen by others. There is no time jump. There is no dream or fake out. The character death will basically set up the story for the everything following. Much like Ned's death on Game of Thrones being the lynchpin for everything that followed
Riceball
Master Member
Well, mid-season breaks beats the typical network method of airing a show by showing you episodes off and on, esp. during the beginning of the season. To me there's nothing worse than when they show you a decent couple of episodes with the last having something of a cliffhanger only to find that there's no new episode for the next 2 weeks. Then when they do air the next episode it's the only one before another week off and so on. Now, that, to me, is a real momentum breaker.
Solo4114
Master Member
Yeah, other shows (e.g. Agents of SHIELD) handle mid-season breaks better. TWD, though, regularly likes to jerk its audience around. That's the real problem.
