Nah, WD is a cash cow right now for AMC. So much so that it's getting a spin off.
[TV] The Walking Dead
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Don't go stealing Jay's gifs he just usedI don't think I have to justify that Disagree.
.Obviously I don't want that; I love the show. I just remember AMC treating it like shit the first couple seasons and I don't have faith in a TV network.
In the comic, this is where it starts getting REALLY interesting. Most of my favorite parts are post prison. If they can replicate even half of that then I'm sold for another season.
That said, they are quickly going to outpace the comic. Next season will probably take them to the end of the current comic arc and that's when we're going to see just how good the writers actually are.
Oh I don't think so, I think they can very much draw out
Sanctuary
The town where Jesus comes from
Negan's group/town
Carl getting his eye blown off
Instead of Rick + Andrea hookup if we'll get Rick + Michonne
I'm actually kind of surprised how quickly they're catching up to the comic, honestly. Then again, they did skip a storyarc or two along the way or merge some stories (like having the Governor show up at the exact same time as the prison story started; in the comic, he didn't show up until MUCH later).
Eh, to be fair, they could still do that. I meant things like the walled-off subdivision (the second storyarc).
Yeah, the side story you're talking about doesn't happen for a while yet. What I'd really like to see should happen pretty soon.
Three bandits hold Rick, Abraham, and Carl at gunpoint and try to rape Carl. Rick kills one of them by ripping the bandit's throat out with his own teeth.
You mean "CUUUHHHRRLLLL CUURRRHHHLLLLL"
Yeah that or "Coral".
GasBandit
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Ah, Drifter's Mahjonng nemesis.
Last night's episode ...
That episode's going to be up for stuff come award season. Pretty fucking great.
There were a lot of moments to that episode that made me uncomfortable, but damn they just had to make it worse.
Funny enough I didn't watch it, but that is because seeing the previews I already knew what was going to happen.
I had just watched 12 Years a Slave the night before, so I was just not in the mood for something that dramatic. Now that what I thought is confirmed I can go into it next week more prepared and a little less drama drained.
I had just watched 12 Years a Slave the night before, so I was just not in the mood for something that dramatic. Now that what I thought is confirmed I can go into it next week more prepared and a little less drama drained.
That would be amazing I thought they were going to skip that storyline but since they did the -twins- I'm willing to bet that's a solid possibility, especially after the sneak peek we see at the end of the episode.
It keeps them all moving towards Washington too. Doubt Rick ever loses his hand in the tv show.
I am getting the strongest "nope!" feeling from that episode end.
Looking forward to the finale. Really hating the group Daryl is with, but if there's a clash, I expect he'll go against them considering he was even willing to leave Merle last season.
Looking forward to the finale. Really hating the group Daryl is with, but if there's a clash, I expect he'll go against them considering he was even willing to leave Merle last season.
It's too late he's been "claimed"
Oh, I never once got the feeling that he 'liked' the group he was with. He's just going along with it for safety in numbers until he can find Beth/the others.
You mean Daryl? 'Cause Dale ...
Died in season 2/
The whole claiming thing is really juvenile. "Dibs! Dibs! Dibs on everything!" Like they're the fucking seagulls from Finding Nemo.
