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I can't see them going to woodbury for the same reason I can't see them staying at the prison -they need to shake up the scenery to keep things interesting. They had to create a huge disaster to move them off the farm, and now they have TWO locations that are both viable that need to be turned into a bad choice. I'm very interested in seeing just how they do that.

where else are they gonna go? I think if they stay within the walls of the prison and not out in the open, there is no way the woodbury crew is gonna be able to over take them unless they have rocket launchers. After all, it's a prison. Rick's crew knows the prison, I can't imagine it would be very difficult to trap a lot of the woodbury crew in a room full of zombies or something.
 
Oh please, there's not that much nudity in the series. If you think that's bad, you wouldn't last 10 seconds through Spartacus (which is another great series).

But with or without the nudity it's still one of, if not the best television shows out there.

I watched a few episodes of Spartacus and it came off, at worst, as badly acted porn and at best, a badly acted beer commercial.
 
I admit I'm very curious to see where they take this rag tag group next. If it was me I'd go to Woodbury to be honest and live semi-normal lives in the world they live in.

I'd like to see that, but it sure would make for a boring show. The same with (me) wanting to see Daryl hook up with someone pretty - that would ruin his character.

I wonder what the season finale cliff-hanger could be.

Spoiler pertains to next week's preview that was on the Talking Dead.

I think someone is going to be handcuffed to that chair they showed on next week's preview on the Talking Dead. I wonder if Michonne ends up getting caught.
 
That was the main thought I had when pondering this last night. It wouldn't make for an interesting enough season 4. Maybe if that housed themselves there but did more runs out into the real world.

Yup, the ending I'm hoping leaves us all wanting more and me ready to pester someone at comic-con.
 
I watched a few episodes of Spartacus and it came off, at worst, as badly acted porn and at best, a badly acted beer commercial.
I wasn't impressed with the first few episodes. Between the overly excessive gore, nudity and vulgar language I wasn't expecting to watch much more but it really started to pick up after that. Now it's one of my favorite shows and I think this season (third) is the best yet.

The only bad acting in the series that I can think of is from Spartacus' Thracian friend in the first episode. Besides him the acting is great. Much superior to the TWD actors dare I say.

Breaking Bad > GoT > WD > Spartacus
I haven't seen Breaking Bad yet, so I can't rate that but my top four as of now would be: Game of Thrones > Boardwalk Empire > Spartacus > Arrow



Back to TWD! :lol
 
It wasn't filler. You were just disinterested.

I wasn't disinterested, last nights episode was uninteresting, big difference. I find it very hard to believe that Rick wouldn't just shoot the Governor in the face the moment they meant, especially after all the **** that Rick has been through. If you don't think they've been dragging out the whole Gov. plot line then your lying to yourself. I guess that's why I consider these past couple of episodes "fillers.''
 
The only thing I think that would have pushed Rick to shoot immediately would be his son having been shot, or killed. That didn't happen so I felt Rick wouldn't kill immediately.
 
The only thing I think that would have pushed Rick to shoot immediately would be his son having been shot, or killed. That didn't happen so I felt Rick wouldn't kill immediately.

The Governor threatened Ricks #1 goal and purpose, which is to protect his people, and the prison. so I think Rick wouldve reacted a little differently when he was face-to-face with the Gov. Just my two cents.
 
snoop101,
Prior to arrival, I would have briefed D & H to take out the Governor's men at the first shot heard. I would have taken out the Governor, immediately. If Andrea happened to be there as well, she'd be my second target. How about you? What would you do?
 
snoop101,
Prior to arrival, I would have briefed D & H to take out the Governor's men at the first shot heard. I would have taken out the Governor, immediately. If Andrea happened to be there as well, she'd be my second target. How about you? What would you do?

Sounds like a decent plan to me. It wouldve saved themselves a lot of trouble, that's forsure. :lol
 
I just thought the whole idea of them meeting up felt so forced and scripted, and seeing all the interactions between everyone to me was kind of painful to watch. Also if no one trusts Meryl and he was left alone with Maggie, Carl and Glen why did they not put him in a cell until Daryl got back, wasn't the condition of him staying there that Daryl watch him. I still have full faith in the show and I have a lot of ideas where I think the story should go having read the books, I just really hope they go that route. It's also annoying hearing people say that the tension was so great and the characters need this for their development, the show is great at creating tension. The tension level between Shane and Rick felt a lot higher and there is a reason so many people love the show, they did an amazing job since the beginning and I never thought the farm story dragged at all, the pace of the show has been fine with me up until this second half since the break.
 
I would have taken the brothers and left Herschel back there. That's me, not Rick.

I get that it was to show the parallels between the group. Daryl/Martinez (Lieutenants), Herschel/Smithers (advisers).
 
I don't think Rick is the shoot-first, ask-questions-later type. Even in his Raylan Givens shootout with those two goons in the bar, he waited for them to pull first. He waited on Thomas to throw a walker at him. He waited for Shane to make a move.

He's not going to go to a meeting under a white flag, and then blow the guys' head off. Honor amongst theives. If he'd made a move ... Rick would've killed him. Since he didn't ... he didn't.

Yet.

I thought this week was great. Solid tension throughout. Interesting to see the groups play off one another ... Herschel and the butler. Daryl and Casey Jones. Made me wonder who might survive the war, and whether Rick might bring them aboard.

I did think it was odd he left Merle behind. Merle was clearly the strongest guy left in the prison -- or one of them -- which ain't a good idea. Gotta keep an eye on that one.

SnakeDoc
 
I did think it was odd he left Merle behind. Merle was clearly the strongest guy left in the prison -- or one of them -- which ain't a good idea. Gotta keep an eye on that one.

Taking Merle to the summit would have been like throwing a lit match on gasoline. He definitely should have been locked up while they were gone though.
 
The reason they didn't need to lock him up is because he's all out of options. He can't go back to Woodbury and he doesn't want to be on his own. That's why for the most part he hasn't been disturbing the peace. It's Rick's group or nothing. And Merle has shown on 3 different occasions that he doesn't want to be alone.
 
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