The Walking Dead (Season 4)

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  1. 1. Are you excited about season 4

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Just lazy writing to trim down the group size. 

 

There is no plausible scenario in which no one is able to get to either the front or back door of that bus.  Unless we're to assume that walkers formed at either end and worked their way to the middle.  Not to mention that there did not appear to be any kind of "feasting" on the bus.  All the bodies were fully intact and the bus was not a mess of gore.

 

Too many lame artificially inflated tension moments cropping in.  For example, the scene in the forest with Beth being 'surprised' by a walker sneaking up on her through the brush.  Really?  Not too mention hunter-tracker extraordinaire Darryl being caught out as well.  I'll grant some level of shellshock and tiredness, but that's only more likely to have them on edge and ready than slack.

 

Really hoping this season improves.

 

Also, it would have been ridiculously simple to have the bus be flipped and on the side of the road.  Then everyone inside could have died as a result of the impact, or was trapped when the others turned. 

 

 

I agree with a lot here.  One thought on the bus might be this...  Maybe they put too much protection on it and somehow covered the exhaust pipe and thus those on there passed out and died from the carbon?

Another thought is maybe one (or more) of the people on the bus went nuts and shot some of the others, and then fled and sealed the bus back up?  I'd have to go back and watch the episode again, but did any of those walkers have gun shot wounds anywhere?  How many piled out of the bus vs what got on at the end of the first half of the season, not including Glenn, of course..?

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CRAZY!

 

 

She is building up to be "that kid" from the comics. Very interesting character.

 

So are these guys good or bad?

 

 

Thats what I'm wondering.

 

 

I sense no (never read comics up to this point) he will try and corrupt Glen I feel

 

Abraham and Eugene, I still remember. Can't remember Rosita that much though. But they are good characters. It's a different mission. But then again, TWD TV deviates from the comics so we'll never know if they're going to follow the same "mission".

For some reason, I like this approach of seeing the prison aftermath on the POV of others. What's with the shoe scene on the Beth-Darryl part? I can't remember anyone dropping a shoe from Tyreese's group.

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