The Walking Dead - TV Series on AMC ( Comic and Un-aired Spoilers unwelcome!)

[Nuka Cola Kidd]

I can only hope most people are wrong.

Do you really think they would kill him though?

 

[Sidewinder]

So whoever these people on the outside are, they're tying up humans to attract more Walkers to the area, which is then leading them to Alexandria? So they're trying to create a horde that will demolish the fence because for some stupid reason the supports were all built on the outside?


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[Fritz]

Michonne is becoming more and more annoying to me, she's turning into Andrea. Carol is moving to the top of the board and Michonne is on her way down.

 

[azurepred]

I have to say the most disappointing thing from last night was that Rick got his ass kicked by a drunk Surgeon who is supposed to be soft. What a let down. He should've just knifed him when he got the okay from the hottie cause Rick can't fight for ****.

Whoever the Wolves are it seems they are carving the W in living people before they kill them. I was thinking they were marking walkers but it's much worse. We all know the Wolves are coming but who'll be there when they show up?

I never heard of these Wolves til you just mentioned them. It's pretty sick to tie a woman up naked in the woods for walkers to feed on her. I don't see why Morgan would be the one who did those sick things, so it must be the "Wolves".

I don't think Carol gets it but I'm thinking Glenn will. I was thinking Sasha might accidentally shoot the girl Carl is with running through the woods while she was shooting walkers.

Yea, I'm surprised Sasha hasn't shot someone already. She needs to go imo.

Saw this interesting theory being floated out there....hoping it's just misdirection and not true....

Spoiler

That the limbs found could belong to Morgan:

Would be a waste and disappointing not to see him reunite with Rick.

yea, I don't know what the point would be to do that when they were teasing his return not that long ago.

 

[a-dev]

I have to say the most disappointing thing from last night was that Rick got his ass kicked by a drunk Surgeon who is supposed to be soft. What a let down. He should've just knifed him when he got the okay from the hottie cause Rick can't fight for ****.

Haven't seen the episode yet but that annoys me. He's like Jackman's Wolverine....cool, but keeps getting his @$$ handed to him.

 

[Fritz]

I have to say the most disappointing thing from last night was that Rick got his ass kicked by a drunk Surgeon who is supposed to be soft. What a let down. He should've just knifed him when he got the okay from the hottie cause Rick can't fight for ****...

His fights seem to go the opposite way they should. He kicked Shane and Tyresse's ass but got beat down by the Governor and the Doctor.

 

[Spartan Rex]

Yeah, that intro music was piss poor. And it didn't work story-wise. I couldn't see the senator/mother listening to that to remember her son. Naawwwwpppp!

Exactly,it was the whole family.
Nobody in that family looked like they knew who Nine inch Nails were.

 

[Spartan Rex]

Saw this interesting theory being floated out there....hoping it's just misdirection and not true....

Spoiler

That the limbs found could belong to Morgan:

Would be a waste and disappointing not to see him reunite with Rick.

Oh man, same ring, sunglasses and shade of skin and jacket.
He could've helped center Rick, what a waste of a character.

 

[Deckard]

Really don't know what to think about this show anymore.

Starting this season, I really liked Rick, Tyrese was finally becoming an actual character...

Now I don't really care much for Rick. He's losing it again but in a wtf, poorly written Lori's ghost kinda way. Michonne having to knock him out was just sort of, I dunno, embarrassing? Glenn never really fully recovered for me after his pouty I wanna help fit, but he's certainly in better shape than last season. I like that he's finally stepping up as a leader at least. Daryl just sort of wanders around now. Are they going to make him gay or what exactly is the point of him at the moment? They aren't doing a good job keeping track of all the characters they have. Sometimes a main just vanishes for several episodes and it feels odd in such a small community.

I also feel like they just keep cycling certain characters in and out of situations. Someone is always going through a crazy mode like Sasha is right now. Tyrese before her. And it's always the same thing, they just go out and kill a bunch of zombies to take out their frustration. Like they will either kill every zombie or die trying. Someone is always super depressed. They get better, a new character gets suicidal and than becomes stronger and helps the next suicidal person. Like they only have 4 variant stories to tell. Strong guy in the lead questioning his decisions, guy that's gone bat-**** gung ho protect the group by killing everyone, the i failed my friend and got him killed pouty guy, and crazy suicidal rambo.

The locations and travel have kept fresh, what is otherwise somewhat formulaic character arcs. Here though, I feel like they don't know how to properly tell the story dynamic of a functioning community. I'm also really concerned that they are going to use these Wolves instead of Negan and the Saviors and it will greatly lessen their eventual impact as being the next Governor type when everything they do is already occurring and not even phasing the group.

I'm concerned but I'm not giving up just yet. Let's see what the finale has.

 

[Spartan Rex]

Spoiler

Rick being exiled before the Wolves show up then Rick teams with Morgan and whoevers still outside the walls to take back the town and redeems himself ala CookieMonsterCarol.
Thats my guess.

 

[azurepred]

Haven't seen the episode yet but that annoys me. He's like Jackman's Wolverine....cool, but keeps getting his @$$ handed to him.

yea, it drives me nuts, especially as a guy that can imagine the situation, trying to impress a hot chick, then you go get your ass handed to you by a drunk person, then got knocked out cold by a woman. Then to make matters worse, you go on a crazy tirade. How embarrassing. Rick lost major man points in my book. He's got a lot of work to do. He might not have to prove anything to the people that know him, but there are even more people who don't know him. Gotta play by the rules when your NOT the leader.

 

[filip629]

I never heard of these Wolves til you just mentioned them. It's pretty sick to tie a woman up naked in the woods for walkers to feed on her. I don't see why Morgan would be the one who did those sick things, so it must be the "Wolves".

Maybe these Wolves were former members of Alexandria that were cast out (or peeps not allowed in) before Rick and company showed up. Could it be possible that these Wolves want to take down the town and have their revenge? That would explain why these Wolves are luring walkers to the town with fresh meat and why they are putting W's on the walkers foreheads. It's obvious they are sending a message. This probably has nothing to do with Rick and the group. They haven't been there long enough to piss anyone off in the area. I think what the Wolves are doing is based off of some action taken against them by the peeps governing Alexandria. Hopefully, we'll only have to wait a week to find out what's going on.

 

[Mr. Green]

Saw this interesting theory being floated out there....hoping it's just misdirection and not true....

Spoiler

That the limbs found could belong to Morgan:

Would be a waste and disappointing not to see him reunite with Rick.

slightly similar but not the same. Morgan is wearing a jacket and the dead person have a shirt on. ring and glass looks basic

 

[Darth Snoopy]

Maybe these Wolves were former members of Alexandria that were cast out (or peeps not allowed in) before Rick and company showed up. Could it be possible that these Wolves want to take down the town and have their revenge? That would explain why these Wolves are luring walkers to the town with fresh meat and why they are putting W's on the walkers foreheads. It's obvious they are sending a message. This probably has nothing to do with Rick and the group. They haven't been there long enough to piss anyone off in the area. I think what the Wolves are doing is based off of some action taken against them by the peeps governing Alexandria. Hopefully, we'll only have to wait a week to find out what's going on.

That's what I'm thinking.

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

Last night's episode was boring and the characters are doing so many unnecessary, illogical things to get into trouble....just poor writing, imo. Also, the priest turning on them on the previous episode was badly done, just out of nowhere, without any explanation or setup.

 

[The Mike]

Rick's "downfall" screams a overused plot point. Have everyone doubt him only to have him be redeemed and be the big savior. It isn't necessary really. Deanna trusting Rick so quickly and then suddenly mistrusting people doesn't make sense. Her son confessed what they did to Glenn yet he said nothing to anyone about that. Sasha is clearly bat**** crazy yet they still let her go up there with a gun. Rick mooning over Jessie doesn't make much sense as the development of it was all of a sudden with him willing to kill for her and leaving out that what is prompting it is his own experience with Carol.

Last night's episode felt like they were mucking things up just to clarify for the finale. Some of the spoiler guesses here seem pretty on the nose, I'm sure we'll see Morgan, I'm sure we'll see at least one person go "Rick was right" and I'm sure we'll find out who the "Wolves" are but not really the extent until next season. I'd imagine they've got a while here.

Hopefully Pete and Gabriel are killed and I still think one of our core members is going to go out too. All signs seem to lead to Carol or Sasha but who knows at this point. I really like this show but some of the development of arcs seems rapid quick without much payoff.

 

[wanderlai]

I don't think the Wolves are from or even know about Alexandria. They seem ruthless so them taking over that rookie bunch would be simple. I figure Daryl stumbles across them and somehow he is the key in them locating the town. I don't get how that town hasn't been raided yet. It's in sight of Washington DC which has a huge population and it has many military personal as well as VIPs. The town has a road leading to its front door for Pete's sake. I agree with the others wondering why Rick gets his ads whipped so often. Shane was right.

 

[a-dev]

I might leave this episode to watch till the next one is available. Sounds like it's gonna frustrate me. Better to be able to go right into a (hopefully) better episode immediately after enduring it.

 

[crows]

Really don't know what to think about this show anymore.

Starting this season, I really liked Rick, Tyrese was finally becoming an actual character...

Now I don't really care much for Rick. He's losing it again but in a wtf, poorly written Lori's ghost kinda way. Michonne having to knock him out was just sort of, I dunno, embarrassing? Glenn never really fully recovered for me after his pouty I wanna help fit, but he's certainly in better shape than last season. I like that he's finally stepping up as a leader at least. Daryl just sort of wanders around now. Are they going to make him gay or what exactly is the point of him at the moment? They aren't doing a good job keeping track of all the characters they have. Sometimes a main just vanishes for several episodes and it feels odd in such a small community.

I also feel like they just keep cycling certain characters in and out of situations. Someone is always going through a crazy mode like Sasha is right now. Tyrese before her. And it's always the same thing, they just go out and kill a bunch of zombies to take out their frustration. Like they will either kill every zombie or die trying. Someone is always super depressed. They get better, a new character gets suicidal and than becomes stronger and helps the next suicidal person. Like they only have 4 variant stories to tell. Strong guy in the lead questioning his decisions, guy that's gone bat-**** gung ho protect the group by killing everyone, the i failed my friend and got him killed pouty guy, and crazy suicidal rambo.

The locations and travel have kept fresh, what is otherwise somewhat formulaic character arcs. Here though, I feel like they don't know how to properly tell the story dynamic of a functioning community. I'm also really concerned that they are going to use these Wolves instead of Negan and the Saviors and it will greatly lessen their eventual impact as being the next Governor type when everything they do is already occurring and not even phasing the group.

I'm concerned but I'm not giving up just yet. Let's see what the finale has.

You forgot to mention how this season will end the same way season 2 or the prison attack ended lol

 

[SnakeDoctor]

I actually think this is an interesting turn. Similar plot to Season 3, with the characters flipped -- Rick as the Governor, and the Alexandrians are the good people who think he's dangerous. Until now, we've always been on Rick's side. He was always the good guy fighting against somebody who's farther gone ... Shane, The Governor, the Termites, being out too long. He got progressively worse to deal with each progressive threat.

Now, he comes across some good people who haven't been through anything ... and he's the one who looks like he's the threat. And, he's changed so much that he can't go back. They see him how he saw The Governor. And, they're not wrong. This isn't like the insanity spell after Lori died. This isn't a momentary breakdown, but a demonstration of how far his character has come since he had to kill Shane, or since he had to face the Governor.

To me, shaking the audience's confidence in Rick's judgment is an interesting storyline. Seeing Rick -- brutal as he has become -- from the perspective of the last innocents on Earth isn't retreading ground.

SnakeDoc