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The Gov worked well because he had two sides to his character. They were able to tell a story using his false 'good' side in the community and then turn that to show his evil side.

plus they didn't have like 4-5 plots going on at once. you saw either the prison or the Gov's place. each week you saw one of either. you were invested in the story.
you had Andrea but she was part of the Gov's plot. you had Michonne but she was part of the Prison Plot

Imagine if in season 3 you had Andrea having her own plot dealing with a new community that has nothing to do with the Gov and imagine you had Michonne having her own plot dealing with living in the forest by herself and encountering some crazy people.............. imagine 4 plots going back and forth :lol
 
Marlon Brando laughs at this comment.

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Some real a**holes in this thread

Yes, please continue bullying people about issues like their weight...what can possibly go wrong?

https://www.cnn.com/2016/12/01/heal...rbullying-trnd0128PMStoryLink&linkId=31835091

I thought about this thread when I saw this on the news. I honestly can't understand what people get out this sort of cruel behaviour. But whatever.

Back on topic:

TWD is slowly losing ratings because of their awful writing and lack of creativity. Mediocre acting from the characters we don't care about, along with constant bottle episodes. I also want to say Negan is also to blame. He was hyped up waay too much and now people dislike the character. The writers need to drop this ego trip they're on and just end the show already. 7 years in the zombie apocalypse, it doesn't even feel like a show about zombies anymore.
 
I do question in a world were food is in short supply and you're constantly running and working how anyone could realistically be overweight. I know it's a show but it does remove the realism for me of what I'm watching when I see heavy folks. I'm not judging cause I'm a fat bastard myself, I just wonder if it's possible to be heavy in that kind of world? It's not like they are eating fast food. Even Negan mentioned the lady who was watching the supplies was hefty.
 
I do question in a world were food is in short supply and you're constantly running and working how anyone could realistically be overweight. I know it's a show but it does remove the realism for me of what I'm watching when I see heavy folks. I'm not judging cause I'm a fat bastard myself, I just wonder if it's possible to be heavy in that kind of world? It's not like they are eating fast food. Even Negan mentioned the lady who was watching the supplies was hefty.

This is the point that was missed imo. Rather than saying she gained weight or she's fat, the better argument is that it's unrealistic for the show, particularly at this stage of the apocalypse. Much better way to frame the issue.
 
I was always fine with the "Gilligan's Island" approach to characters' hygiene and fitness. Because really if you want to call out overweight characters then you'd pretty much have to do the same for the ladies' clean shaven legs, armpits, guys not looking like Gandalf or having yellow teeth, etc. It's a stylized zombie show, I never needed (or wanted) it to look like Cast Away.
 
The real question is why did TWD's most annoying character get her own episode?


Sorry if I'm personality shaming. ;)

Boom! That was probably the worst episode ever. Do they screen this? Maybe someone should have told them, "you know, this kind of sucks".
 
The episode did a 2 big things- 1. We learn that there is another community outside hilltop, alexandria, and the kingdom. Thats not inthe comics and opens up a whole new dynmanic, and 2. That community also has motivation to eventually join in the collective war against the saviors.

I dont know if this comes from a collective shrinking attention span but not every ep is a major battle. It cant be. Nor should it be. But this ep did expand the walking dead world.

Somebody wrote about soap operas a few pages back. You could skip them for a month and miss almost nothing. Not that you have that here. But you have to give the story some leeway to unfold.
 
The weight issue is ridiculous. Not everyone who is overweight pigs out on food, gorges on high sugar and carb food, or lives at McDonalds. My mrs is overweight, whereas I can't put on weight even when I try. I've even tried adding stuff to my diet to gain weight. We both eat more or less the exact same every day, which is coffee during the day with maybe a sandwich, or toast, and a cooked meal at night.

Truth is, we could both have much better diets than what we do, but we don't "overeat", and we eat very little junk food. She's not helped by being a heavy smoker and not doing much physical work. She works in an office, but in her younger working years did mainly labour jobs, including factories. Sure, she was lighter then than what she is now, but was never skinny. By the time you reach 45, life catches up to you. Grey hairs, wrinkles, and your body doesn't sit like it used to.

Me, I'll never be any heavier than what I am until the day I die. I sit anywhere between about 57 and 61kg, which is about 130lb for you non-metric people. 20 years ago my mates and I ate little else than Denny's, McDs, KFC and Burger King, and our diets at home were largely instant noodle and pasta/rice dishes. The sort of stuff you just add water or milk to, maybe throw in some frozen veges and meat and microwave. I was never heavier than I am now.
 
I was always fine with the "Gilligan's Island" approach to characters' hygiene and fitness. Because really if you want to call out overweight characters then you'd pretty much have to do the same for the ladies' clean shaven legs, armpits, guys not looking like Gandalf or having yellow teeth, etc. It's a stylized zombie show, I never needed (or wanted) it to look like Cast Away.

People don't want to see that stuff. Can you imagine the guys on here if Maggie was hairy with yellow teeth and matty, greasy hair? :lol
 
Your talking about your Mrs, who's 45, heavy smoker and maybe a bit overweight in the real world to a 20-30 year old who's been in a zombie apocalypse for several years now where food is almost non existent and you are constantly on the move everyday. I love me some fat and have no problem with it but when I'm watching a show where I'm already picking it apart for having **** that shouldn't be around years later, (bullets, gas, medicine) I tend to start picking other things apart and this is one of those issues. In my mind there is no way she would be that heavy. I am just talking about Tara here as a character on the show. I know it's stupid and something I should just forget about for the show's sake but it's just one of those things I think about watching it.
 
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