The Dead Zone Season 6 Discussion *SPOILERS*

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Grand Master

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Alright, who saw last night's S6 premiere??

All I gotta say is - holy ****!

Last chance for those who don't want to know what happened, spoilers ahead!

The previews all said that this episode would change Johnny forever, boy they weren't kidding. I think any of us Zoner fans probably figured one of the main characters was going to get knocked off, but I never expected Walt of all people to get killed! Man, I guess now Johnny's life will come full circle, as I'm sure he and Sara will get back together sooner or later.

Plus, that evil guy (I forget his name) the one in charge of that "group" that wanted Stilson in charge was killed also...yikes. And Stilson....what the? Now at the end of the episode, Johnny shakes his hand and DOESN'T see Washington D.C. nuked....ok? Hmmm, and Stilson tells him, he isn't the man he thinks he is. Interesting to say the least.

So to recap, Stilson is Vice President of the US now, Walt has now been killed off, Sara is pregnant again (Walt?) and Johnny's best friend has a new job offer (but doesn't take it). Way to start off the (assumed) final season eh?

What do you guys think? If any of you even remembered it was on :D

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I read the book and finished it alittle bit before season one started and i loved the series, saw a bunch of episodes but because of my schedule never got into the way of a routine watcher. What day and time is the show on? Is it still on USA?

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I don't watch this show, but from your title I would assume that even though there is a spoiler tag, you reveal the spoiler before anyone decides to click on the link or not. Correct me if I'm wrong.

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I don't watch this show, but from your title I would assume that even though there is a spoiler tag, you reveal the spoiler before anyone decides to click on the link or not. Correct me if I'm wrong.

i have no idea what you just said...but if you think the "Mr. Smith returns" part is a spoiler you are sadly mistaken as he is the main character of the show...

so no you don't see any spoilers until you open and read the thread...

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Any thoughs on the 2nd episode guys?

New Sheriff in town, obviously doesn't buy into Johnny and his visions (yet). Johnny asks Sarah and JJ to move in with him. Who didn't see that coming eh?

No Stilson of course. Overall a pretty solid episode introducing the new character, but doesn't further the mythos of the show at all. Obviously Doomsday is still coming, as that is the entire point of the show (unless they have changed that now, which I doubt).

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Whoops, NM, they did change actors. Stupid IMDB and TV.com haven't been updated yet.

They changed actors probably because of schooling or perhaps they felt the kid needed to start looking "older" and more like Johnny or something?

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more like Johnny or something?

i would hope that's not the case...since this kid looks less like Johnny than the other kid...

i don't remember where but i remember reading something that said they had to change the actor due to changing the shooting location...i guess the kid couldn't move/go to where ever they were gonna be shooting from now on....

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