Walking Dead– Season 3 **Spoilers**

[Derekmtl85]

Originally Posted by a_minimalist

Killing off Daryl would be such a horrible idea.

I swear George R.R. Martin has made me paranoid when I watch tv shows I like. I'm always afraid the people I like are going to die.

I doubt they kill him off right now, they know he's probably the biggest fan favorite right now + the creator of the comics wants to introduce him into the story.

But then again...maybe that's exactly why they will kill him off.

[a_minimalist]

Originally Posted by Derekmtl85

I doubt they kill him off right now, they know he's probably the biggest fan favorite right now + the creator of the comics wants to introduce him into the story.

But then again...maybe that's exactly why they will kill him off.

Not sure if you are a fan of George R.R. Martin but his logic applies to your last sentence. He's sick! lol

[Derekmtl85]

Originally Posted by a_minimalist

Not sure if you are a fan of George R.R. Martin but his logic applies to your last sentence. He's sick! lol

I am a HUGE A song Of Ice and Fire fan, so i understand what you mean.

He's has no mercy for people's favorite characters...which i love in his books.

[iceberg]

Originally Posted by a_minimalist

Killing off Daryl would be such a horrible idea.

I swear George R.R. Martin has made me paranoid when I watch tv shows I like. I'm always afraid the people I like are going to die.

he won't die. if you watch the preview following the episode, i did see daryl.

didn't see merle.

[a_minimalist]

Originally Posted by iceberg

he won't die. if you watch the preview following the episode, i did see daryl.

didn't see merle.

Hope not. I could live with that scenario.

[MichaelWinicki]

Originally Posted by iceberg

he won't die. if you watch the preview following the episode, i did see daryl.

didn't see merle.

Lot's of good stuff in that preview.

It appears someone "smokes" the arena where the towns-folk of Woodbury have gathered. It wouldn't be a stretch to think at least Daryl escapes.

We also see that Andrea goes back to the prison. Where are her loyalties? We'll see.

Obviously there's a big dust-up at the prison at some point involving all 3 groups.

[Rackat]

Just watched this episode. Wow! I can't wait to see how Darryl gets away, that should be interesting!

[iceberg]

Originally Posted by Rackat

Just watched this episode. Wow! I can't wait to see how Darryl gets away, that should be interesting!

Its a small town and he finds a phone booth handy.

[MichaelWinicki]

Originally Posted by iceberg

Its a small town and he finds a phone booth handy.

Would it surprise anyone if Daryl actually allowed himself to be captured? Just to see his brother?

May not be that much of a stretch.

[iceberg]

Originally Posted by gambit187

Did anyone notice how the big black dude (from the wire), acknowledge lil Carl as a man in the world now....I thought that was great

I know its something stupid to point out but still kinda touched me.

This was huge.

[Trendnet]

Really enjoying this season so far. Damn midseason break!

My only quibble is that I don't think the show has done a good job of conveying how bad the Governor is (although I think the actor is doing a great job). Or what Michonne's vendatta is against him. Reading the comics I understand, but if I didn't read the comics, I'd have a hard time understanding what's so wrong with the Governor. Other than the zombie heads that is...

[MichaelWinicki]

Originally Posted by Trendnet

Really enjoying this season so far. Damn midseason break!

My only quibble is that I don't think the show has done a good job of conveying how bad the Governor is (although I think the actor is doing a great job). Or what Michonne's vendatta is against him. Reading the comics I understand, but if I didn't read the comics, I'd have a hard time understanding what's so wrong with the Governor. Other than the zombie heads that is...

I thought murdering the last survivor from the helicopter crash (and keeping his head) combined with the ambushing of the National Guard unit pretty much colored the governor as a "bad guy".

Michonne knows/knew what he was capable of... She saw the fresh blood on the .50 cal machine gun that one of the National Guardsman was standing by. She knew what went down-- that the guard unit wasn't wiped out by the undead.

The Governor in the comic was more over the top. The one on the TV show, more cunning and sneaky about it, i.e. being evil.

[Trendnet]

Originally Posted by MichaelWinicki

I thought murdering the last survivor from the helicopter crash (and keeping his head) combined with the ambushing of the National Guard unit pretty much colored the governor as a "bad guy".

Michonne knows/knew what he was capable of... She saw the fresh blood on the .50 cal machine gun that one of the National Guardsman was standing by. She knew what went down-- that the guard unit wasn't wiped out by the undead.

The Governor in the comic was more over the top. The one on the TV show, more cunning and sneaky about it, i.e. being evil.

Yes, the heads are definately the one sign of his more cunning/evil side, but for the other stuff... is it really that different than what Rick has done?

But I don't see much difference between what the Governor has done as opposed to Rick. Other than the Governor has been far more successful at establishing a safe haven for his group.

The Governor taking down the National Guard any different than Rick quick drawing the two people in the bar? Both were threats to their leadership, and both were eliminated.

And Michonne knowing he is bad is one thing, I don't think the show did enough to establish her hatred for him, and why she decided to camp out at his place to kill him. Solely off the show, what's her motivation for that?

It's just a minor quibble, but I wish the show had established more of Michonne's character and why she hates the Governor.

[Kilyin]

Originally Posted by danielofthesaints

What is this rise of the governor entail?

It's not a graphic novel, those would be the comics. Rise of the Governor is an actual novel, really well done. It's about how the governor and his family/friends dealt with the outbreak early on and came to arrive at Woodbury.

[MichaelWinicki]

Originally Posted by Trendnet

Yes, the heads are definately the one sign of his more cunning/evil side, but for the other stuff... is it really that different than what Rick has done?

But I don't see much difference between what the Governor has done as opposed to Rick. Other than the Governor has been far more successful at establishing a safe haven for his group.

The Governor taking down the National Guard any different than Rick quick drawing the two people in the bar? Both were threats to their leadership, and both were eliminated.

And Michonne knowing he is bad is one thing, I don't think the show did enough to establish her hatred for him, and why she decided to camp out at his place to kill him. Solely off the show, what's her motivation for that?

It's just a minor quibble, but I wish the show had established more of Michonne's character and why she hates the Governor.

Huge difference between what Rick did with the two guys and what the governor did with the National Guard unit.

The guys in the bar were in the act of pulling their weapons when Rick shot them. Rick's intent wasn't to kill them from the get-go.

Same thing with the prisoners.

Same thing with Shane.

Rick killed when he felt threatened physically.

The governor fully intended to wipe out the National Guard unit... No prisoners, regardless of how friendly or non-friendly the Guard unit actually was. They were dead. He level of evil was established right there.

I don't think Rick would have killed anyone if they had simply not threatened him.