The Walking Dead on AMC

Rick and Shane showdown. What a hell of an ending. Can’t wait till next week.

same here next week should be great

Glad the Liberal died.

Anyone else getting real tired of this stupid kid carl? I know everyone that I watch with hope a zombie catches him, ass rapes him, then guts him!

lol yeah, but if he didn't get into mischief then no Dale drama and likely no Shane drama.


Anyone else thinking Shane wanted Rick to kill him. He talks about what a better husband and father he would be and if you watch it just before Rick stabs him, it looks like Shane sees he's about to do it but doesn't shoot. He looks down just before he's stabbed. Now of course he could just be looking at Rick's hand, but it's almost like he wanted Rick to do it, he baited him into it.

I was thinking maybe the blood. When Shane was trapped on the school bus he used the knife he earlier used on a zombie's head to cut his hand. He then kept sticking it in the zombie's heads and continuing to cut his hand. His blood was likely mixed Randall's bllood from the open cuts they both had...my 2 cents

 

I was thinking maybe the blood. When Shane was trapped on the school bus he used the knife he earlier used on a zombie's head to cut his hand. He then kept sticking it in the zombie's heads and continuing to cut his hand. His blood was likely mixed Randall's bllood from the open cuts they both had...my 2 cents

 

oops double post..sorry

I just got this in my email from E, it's from an interview with Jon Bernthal...pretty much confirms what I had thought above....

The sense I got during that final scene was that Shane is processing like 10 million different things at once and trying to make sense of it all. He’s thinking about his relationship with Rick, his relationship with Lori and Carl, the safety of the group. In terms of Shane’s mental state at that point, what were you trying to get across?
There’s a whole part of the character that I think some people may or may not pick up on, but I think there’s a part of Shane himself that knows he is no longer fit to be among the people. He knows how much of a danger he is. He knows now he’s killed yet another human being, and I think a part of this is him really spurring and challenging and getting Rick to step up and encompass what Shane has and take Shane out. I think there’s a suicidal flavor. There’s a flavor there that’s really saying, “Come on, man, I’m challenging you to be the man that’s fit to raise the woman I love and the child I love and my child on the way. Come on and step up, raise your gun.” And there’s a part of him that so desperately wants Rick to be that man, and when Rick finally does it, there’s an element of some sort of relief.

I suggest YOU might want to read the comic again.

The title ‘The Walking Dead’ does not refer to the zombies.  It refers to the survivors.  The reason for this is everyone will end up becoming a zombie once they die because they are already infected (unless they get blown up or something that completely destroys their body).

So unless I missed the part in the comic where one of the characters was revealed to be an immortal vampire, what I said was correct.

 

surprised they got rid of such a crucial character like shane, i would have thought they could have used the tension in another couple of more storylines, I am expecting an infusion of new characters maybe from the other group the kid was with.

well as someone mentioned there is a character about to be introduced next season the governor. He's supposed to be a key character. He's going to be played by this guy. https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0607375/ another British actor to join Andrew Lincoln and Lauran Cohan.

Shane lasted a lot longer on the show. In the comic Carl killed him before they left the camp outside Atlanta.

I'm glad to see the Governor is going to be on the show. They have drifted so far off course from the comic I was worried they might have axed him.

if I was in that world.. I think I would "take my reward" with any woman that I saw. I would have a group of 30 something guys that did whatever they wanted at any time and couldn't be stopped

the genius of the story is that it shows how people would truly react to being in those situations. some would fall apart and other rise up.

The Governor has arrived and off to the prison finally..Can they make him as sick as he is in the comic

this show is beyond fucking stupid on so many levels i dont even know where to begin. it just hurts my head

some people just have to be contrary. You know the people who hate what everyone else thinks is good. It's been this way forever. They just want to try and be different.

This was a MUCH better season finale than last season's .

However, I did find it extremely annoying how the group not only failed to attempt to take out the walkers by running them down with the cars, but they actually did everything they could to avoid it.  Jimmy slammed on his breaks to avoid hitting some with the RV.  Maggie had about 5 walkers in front of her SUV, stopped the car, and yelled “I’m stuck.”  Really?  You’re stuck?

Instead they just drove around wasting almost all of their precious ammunition.

Of course if they did the smart thing they would still be at the farm and the story couldn’t progress.

It was pretty cool seeing Michonne though.  She’s perhaps the most badass character of the entire series.

 

this coming from a fuckin misfit

I caught the final episode on the computer. When it panned out was their some sort of giant complex in the distance behind the forest? Couldn't tell on the shitty online feed

Messier - That was the prison.

yep as Wake said it's the prison. From what I understand it's where most of the action in the comics happened.