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(1) They search for Sophia and finally find her. She is up in a tree (or trapped in a room) surrounded by walkers. She is hungry and dehydrated, but they save her in time.
(2) Rick goes back to recover his gun. Find some interesting clues of what happened, such as Shane's hair and what appears to be a bullet near Otis served leg. But Rick doesn't understand them at the time.
(3) Glenn and Maggie (the country girl daughter) start to form a bond and budding romance.
(4) Shane starts cracking under the guilt and admits what he did to Lori.
(5) Sophia's mother gets bitten, but gets to see her daughter one last time
(6) The group leaves the farm
I don't know if they find the girl they are making this show too wishy washy, Shane getting back just in the nick of time with the supplies to save Carl was stretching it, there is no way a 12 year old girl could survive days in the woods with walkers all around.
Which leads to a question I have ....
What makes the group in the farm house feel so safe? They are like a beacon in the night, sitting around chit chatting like everything is right in the world. Are they not concerned that a walker may venture onto the farm?
I don't know if they find the girl they are making this show too wishy washy, Shane getting back just in the nick of time with the supplies to save Carl was stretching it, there is no way a 12 year old girl could survive days in the woods with walkers all around.
Which leads to a question I have ....
What makes the group in the farm house feel so safe? They are like a beacon in the night, sitting around chit chatting like everything is right in the world. Are they not concerned that a walker may venture onto the farm?
When Glen and T-dog got to the farm Glen said he closed the gate and latched it. I was thinking the fence runs the perimeter of the entire farm and is either high enough and/or barbed wired so the walkers can't through.
I don't know if they find the girl they are making this show too wishy washy, Shane getting back just in the nick of time with the supplies to save Carl was stretching it, there is no way a 12 year old girl could survive days in the woods with walkers all around.
Which leads to a question I have ....
What makes the group in the farm house feel so safe? They are like a beacon in the night, sitting around chit chatting like everything is right in the world. Are they not concerned that a walker may venture onto the farm?
It's the "chit-chat" that protects them: Any walker that comes within hearing distance of The Farm will have its head explode from boredom.
I just watched the last episode, where each character (including the PC mix of Asian, Black, and Blonde) must explain their angst in detail to every other character between eluding zombies that are always on the opposite side of a chain link fence.
Which leads to a question I have ....
What makes the group in the farm house feel so safe? They are like a beacon in the night, sitting around chit chatting like everything is right in the world. Are they not concerned that a walker may venture onto the farm?
When Glen and T-dog got to the farm Glen said he closed the gate and latched it. I was thinking the fence runs the perimeter of the entire farm and is either high enough and/or barbed wired so the walkers can't through.
Wouldn't they be able to come through the forest eventually? Rick and Shane got to the farm house with Carl when he was shot right through the forest without crossing a fence.
Which leads to a question I have ....
What makes the group in the farm house feel so safe? They are like a beacon in the night, sitting around chit chatting like everything is right in the world. Are they not concerned that a walker may venture onto the farm?
It's the "chit-chat" that protects them: Any walker that comes within hearing distance of The Farm will have its head explode from boredom.
I just watched the last episode, where each character (including the PC mix of Asian, Black, and Blonde) must explain their angst in detail to every other character between eluding zombies that are always on the opposite side of a chain link fence.
What does this say about me? I never, ever even noticed that, at all, until you just pointed it out. My mom and dad used to do the same thing when my kids were little and Seasame Street came on.
It's the "chit-chat" that protects them: Any walker that comes within hearing distance of The Farm will have its head explode from boredom.
I just watched the last episode, where each character (including the PC mix of Asian, Black, and Blonde) must explain their angst in detail to every other character between eluding zombies that are always on the opposite side of a chain link fence.
What does this say about me? I never, ever even noticed that, at all, until you just pointed it out. My mom and dad used to do the same thing when my kids were little and Seasame Street came on.
And, I bet you also didn't notice that there are no fat ugly chicks that are not zombies....
What does this say about me? I never, ever even noticed that, at all, until you just pointed it out. My mom and dad used to do the same thing when my kids were little and Seasame Street came on.
And, I bet you also didn't notice that there are no fat ugly chicks that are not zombies....
Not kidding. I know that's rare but it's true.
Zombies don't care what you look like they just care that you're fresh!
I don't know if they find the girl they are making this show too wishy washy, Shane getting back just in the nick of time with the supplies to save Carl was stretching it, there is no way a 12 year old girl could survive days in the woods with walkers all around.
Which leads to a question I have ....
What makes the group in the farm house feel so safe? They are like a beacon in the night, sitting around chit chatting like everything is right in the world. Are they not concerned that a walker may venture onto the farm?
When Glen and T-dog got to the farm Glen said he closed the gate and latched it. I was thinking the fence runs the perimeter of the entire farm and is either high enough and/or barbed wired so the walkers can't through.
Seriously.
And, I bet you also didn't notice that there are no fat ugly chicks that are not zombies....
Not kidding. I know that's rare but it's true.
Zombies don't care what you look like they just care that you're fresh!
I'm going to watch the series until next season when I'm certain there will be a Zombie vs. Werewolf Clash.
Not kidding. I know that's rare but it's true.
Zombies don't care what you look like they just care that you're fresh!
I'm going to watch the series until next season when I'm certain there will be a Zombie vs. Werewolf Clash.
Walkers vs. Lycans
I'm going to watch the series until next season when I'm certain there will be a Zombie vs. Werewolf Clash.
Walkers vs. Lycans
I'm also pretty certain the blonde chic will be torn between her relationship with an Emo Walker and a Hunky Lycan.
Walkers vs. Lycans
I'm also pretty certain the blonde chic will be torn between her relationship with an Emo Walker and a Hunky Lycan.
Will she have to turn so she can be with the walker and have his baby?
I'm also pretty certain the blonde chic will be torn between her relationship with an Emo Walker and a Hunky Lycan.
Will she have to turn so she can be with the walker and have his baby?
The suspense is killing you, isn't it?
I saw something coming, jsut not him getting shot. I expected the deer to run away and a walker grab him, fade to black, to be continued. THAT would've been the mother of all cliffhangers.Oooo, I so enjoyed this episode! Did anyone see Carl's situation coming? I didn't . . . I thought they were going to find the little girl behind the deer being eaten or something.
(1) They search for Sophia and finally find her. She is up in a tree (or trapped in a room) surrounded by walkers. She is hungry and dehydrated, but they save her in time.
(2) Rick goes back to recover his gun. Find some interesting clues of what happened, such as Shane's hair and what appears to be a bullet near Otis served leg. But Rick doesn't understand them at the time.
(3) Glenn and Maggie (the country girl daughter) start to form a bond and budding romance.
(4) Shane starts cracking under the guilt and admits what he did to Lori.
(5) Sophia's mother gets bitten, but gets to see her daughter one last time
(6) The group leaves the farm
I don't know if they find the girl they are making this show too wishy washy, Shane getting back just in the nick of time with the supplies to save Carl was stretching it, there is no way a 12 year old girl could survive days in the woods with walkers all around.
Which leads to a question I have ....
What makes the group in the farm house feel so safe? They are like a beacon in the night, sitting around chit chatting like everything is right in the world. Are they not concerned that a walker may venture onto the farm?
(1) They search for Sophia and finally find her. She is up in a tree (or trapped in a room) surrounded by walkers. She is hungry and dehydrated, but they save her in time.
(2) Rick goes back to recover his gun. Find some interesting clues of what happened, such as Shane's hair and what appears to be a bullet near Otis served leg. But Rick doesn't understand them at the time.
(3) Glenn and Maggie (the country girl daughter) start to form a bond and budding romance.
(4) Shane starts cracking under the guilt and admits what he did to Lori.
(5) Sophia's mother gets bitten, but gets to see her daughter one last time
(6) The group leaves the farm
I don't know if they find the girl they are making this show too wishy washy, Shane getting back just in the nick of time with the supplies to save Carl was stretching it, there is no way a 12 year old girl could survive days in the woods with walkers all around.
I don't know if they find the girl they are making this show too wishy washy, Shane getting back just in the nick of time with the supplies to save Carl was stretching it, there is no way a 12 year old girl could survive days in the woods with walkers all around.
Which leads to a question I have ....
What makes the group in the farm house feel so safe? They are like a beacon in the night, sitting around chit chatting like everything is right in the world. Are they not concerned that a walker may venture onto the farm?
It sounds like they have a security fence around the outskirts of the farm that keeps the Walkers out. I just wonder where they are getting power from!
Yesterdays episode was good, who is the father of this baby?
