amc The Walking Dead (Season 2)

[ANON86364]

I'll bet that Daryl's brother Merril is one of the "30 guys" that Randall was talking about.

I have always wondered what happened to him. That is an interesting take.

[Razorwing]

That was an epic ending to that episode.

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Also, is there a need to black out the spoilers we have in this thread? I haven't bothered since I would think anyone who cares about the show would be watching it...

Neowin rules are that when an episode has aired, you don't need to use spoiler tags. If something has not aired, such as an upcoming death, then you use spoiler tags.

[robertobaggio2k]

i cant believe Dale died so disappointing

[GameOverRob]

About Carl.. I really feel Rick and his wife suck at raising him. I can understand developing a vengeful attitude, but they don't talk to him at all. He's just left to his own thoughts without his parents giving context to what's going on. No one is ever watching him so he just wanders into the shed to watch them kill Randall. Carl doesn't even think that it's wrong to blurt out "kill him". He's completely detached and it's because they suck as parents.

I completely agree, they seriously need to discipline the insolent little ******; and severely punish him when he disobeys them. (Easier said then done, sorry Carl no TV for you, no xbox and no you can't go to that party next week)

I'll bet that Daryl's brother Merril is one of the "30 guys" that Randall was talking about.

This is a very interesting thought.

Neowin rules are that when an episode has aired, you don't need to use spoiler tags. If something has not aired, such as an upcoming death, then you use spoiler tags.

I find spolier tags so annoying and pointless when they are about an aired episode. I mean seriously anyone who watches a TV show knows what day the episodes come out and if they are so stupid to come and read a thread about the show if they haven't watched the latest episode then more fool them.

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This is a very interesting thought.

It was thought for a long time that he would be The Governor. That isn't the case. Probably means he will be with the group, though. When Rick meets that group in the comics --

he gets a hand chopped off. I wonder if Merle will do that to Rick as payback for Merle losing his hand on the roof.

I find spolier tags so annoying and pointless when they are about an aired episode. I mean seriously anyone who watches a TV show knows what day the episodes come out and if they are so stupid to come and read a thread about the show if they haven't watched the latest episode then more fool them.

Agreed. If its within an hour or two of the episode airing, I can understand. But once its the next day, its fair game, to me. The problem is, when people use them wrong, its hard to tell if they are using them about an upcoming episode or an aired one.

[GameOverRob]

As others have already said i'm pretty gutted about Dale's death while I didn't necessarily like him he was a good character, just like Shane I hate him but he is a good character. Now if they had got rid of Andrea or Carol or Theodore then that would have been good and wouldn't have made the show any less interesting infact i think it would have probably improved it significantly if either of the women had been killed.

[Rudy]

[+longgonebn Subscriber²]

In S2E11, at the very end when Daryl shoots Dale, my sound cut out. What did he say?

[c.grz]

In S2E11, at the very end when Daryl shoots Dale, my sound cut out. What did he say?

I think it was "Goodbye, brother".

[benthebear]

I like the fact that they're making Carl slowly turn into a psychopath due to the fact that he is growing up in a zombie apocalypse and knows no life before z-day (almost). I think that will continue to be really interesting material for the show later on.

I like it too. The series has greatly deviates from the comics, and the writers are doing a good job of it, but it seems they've put Carl's development on the same path. He ends up being cold-blooded.

I'll bet that Daryl's brother Merril is one of the "30 guys" that Randall was talking about.

I'll bet that they're setting up for the Governor story arc, or the AMC version of it at least.

HAHA! I'm not saying that you're implying the opposite, but it's something I think the writers are doing intentionally to build to something. Carl's parents are too busy trying to play parents to everyone else, and because of that, they end up, "loosing," their little boy.

[IceBreakerG]

In S2E11, at the very end when Daryl shoots Dale, my sound cut out. What did he say?

It sounded like he said "Sorry brother" then there was the gun shot right when the screen went black.

[shakey]

It sounded like he said "Sorry brother" then there was the gun shot right when the screen went black.

Yup, sorry brother is right.

[Hurmoth]

I thought the first season was bad with drama, drama, drama, but this season has been horrible. I get that they're trying to make this show as real as possible, but some of the characters they've got are dumber than a box of rocks and wouldn't last no time if this were real. Just like that image up there regarding parenting Carl. No one really talks to anyone until they're ready to blow up.

Rick said he wanted to sleep on the idea, but come on, he never once sounded like he was going to let him live. They blind folded him the entire way to the farm. It wouldn't be easy for him to find his way back to his camp, especially with walkers out there. I wouldn't see the harm in letting him go free. Well, before they tortured him.

And killing Dale off was such a bad idea. He had become the only voice of reason in the camp. I would much rather have see Shane get killed than Dale. I hate Shane.

[edit] Over at Talking Dead, they've got a poll up:

What should Rick have done when Carl walked in as he was about to execute Randall?

1. Shoot Randall in front of Carl
   
2. Tell Carl to leave. Then shoot Randall
   
3. Let Randall live and lock him back up
   
4. Shoot Shane
   

I vote for #4 :laugh:

[trag3dy]

I like Shane. He changes the dynamic of the show. They'd all be goody goody without him.

[+Warwagon MVC]

Oh Noes!! Now who's going to repair the radiator hose!!!?

[Dirk]

Oh Noes!! Now who's going to repair the radiator hose!!!?

Very good sir. lol

[Razorwing]

Holy crap. Didn't see that coming.

[firey]

Holy crap. Didn't see that coming.

Me either holy ****! The last 5 minutes were the most intense bits of this entire season!

[ATLien_0]

daym! those last 5 minutes were intense and amazing.

any theories as to why shane came back?

im thinking its all the blood on him from when he previously took out zombies at the beginning of the episode.

[D!ABOL!C]

any theories as to why shane came back?

im thinking its all the blood on him from when he previously took out zombies at the beginning of the episode.

Then what about Randall? He didn't have any contact with any walkers.

[ATLien_0]

he didn't but when they inspected his body, they found his neck was broken, thats the theory on the facebook page.

as far as shane I thought it could be his knife. the only other theory is that the virus is airborne and once you did it takes over.

[c.grz]

Everyone is already infected; once you die you WILL turn.

[+Elі Subscriber²]

Now this was an intense episode, specially the ending wow, incredible so many theories can come up from this, can't wait to see what happens next.

[Am_I_Evil]

it has nothing to do with blood...everyone will come back once dead unless they died due to a head/brain wound...that was never actually made clear in TWD until tonight but its classic Romero rules...