The Walking Dead (Season 3)

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lol I did not know there was webisode :(

I guess those are not avalaible in Canada again like for BSG. I guess i'll have to start my best friend app for those situation.

Regardless, I still do enjoy the show, it is definitely one of the better dramatic shows on TV these days, but they really are missing out on what could be a good show to absolutely brilliant. Oh well, they still have some time to turn it around.

The beginning of season 2 was really bad imo. I was really close to drop the show when it started to be intesresting again. The last 2 or 3 episodes of season 2 was really awesome. I don't think anyone will miss Hershel farm ...

I have yet to read the comic books. I'm waiting for the end of the show to do so. Like for Game of thrones.

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According to the ever reliable Michael Ausiello over at TV Line, a series regular will be killed off in season three of The Walking Dead. "I can confirm that a series regular will become zombie kibble during Season 3," he told one reader in his regular "Ask Ausiello" column, although the writer remained tight-lipped over when exactly we should expect to see that happen. "Whether that death takes place in the first half or second half I can?t say." This shouldn't come as too much of a surprise to fans of either the AMC series or the Robert Kirkman penned comic book, although it is a little surprising that yet another main cast member will be leaving the show, especially after the last few episodes of season two thinned down the group quite drastically.

uh oh!

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The beginning of season 2 was really bad imo. I was really close to drop the show when it started to be intesresting again. The last 2 or 3 episodes of season 2 was really awesome. I don't think anyone will miss Hershel farm ...

Their stay on Hershel's far was very short on the comics. I think they stretched it too much on TV to probably stick with a one-place-per-season way, I dunno but I'm definitely looking forward for the next season.

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