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

[DiFabio]

Well, I'm not so sure they left. We saw them making preparations to go to war.

Maybe they're setting traps home alone style.

 

[a-dev]

Maybe they're setting traps home alone style.

Setting up a bunch of micro-machines on the floors and christmas b @ lls at every window!

edit - jesus you can't even type b @ lls on here.

 

[TheObsoleteMan]

Yeah, I doubt they just left.

 

[Mightytrex]

Yeah maybe the Woodbury gang will go inside the prison and it will just blow up. As the prison group sits back and laughs.

 

[Niltusk]

Well, I'm not so sure they left. We saw them making preparations to go to war.

Maybe they're setting traps home alone style.

This would be cool, a prison with its narrowed areas and labyrinth style could help even the odds to take the Woodbury boys out. You may be onto something considering how quiet the outside seemed in the preview.

 

[TheObsoleteMan]

Maybe they snuck off to Woodbury. I'm sure they'll end up rescuing Andrea somehow.

 

[RyanGabriel]

Did you guys notice that there where no zombies on the prison field? What could be behind door number 1? I'm guessing the prison group giving them a doze of thier own medicine. Lol

 

[TheObsoleteMan]

Did you guys notice that there where no zombies on the prison field? What could be behind door number 1? I'm guessing the prison group giving them a doze of thier own medicine. Lol

Yes, I noticed that as well and had the same thought. Turnabout is fair play.

 

[Deckard]

Welcome to Rick and Morgan's Things and Stuff Booby-Trap Apocalypse Emporium. Please keep your stumps and possesions inside the ride at all times.

Seriously didn't Morgan have like a dumpster filled with grenades. Rick and Morgan are hoarding serious weapons while the Governor is hoarding people's heads as trophies. He should have been stocking up on tanks from all those super trusting national guard units he killed.

 

[Buttmunch]

Haven't watched Talking Dead yet, but here is my take on Merle this episode.

Merle realizes he won't ever belong to the group, but he knows his brother is forever apart of this group. He knows what a sick freak the Governor is. He knows he isn't going to honor any deal about Michonne even if they hand her over. They'll just kill the delivery boys and take Michonne back to the torture chamber.

So Merle realizes the best way to help group (and mainly his brother) is a suicide mission. Take out as many of the Governor's men as he can and even the Governor himself if given the chance. But he builds in a fail-safe backup. He takes Michonne like he is really going to hand her over (even though he doesn't plan to at all). He knows Daryl will follow after him. He'll run across Michonne heading back to the prison but continue after Merle.

Merle has one last hoo-ra at the bar, gathers as many zombies as possible, leads them there and uses them as a distraction to take out as many Woodbury soldiers as possible (8 apparently). He figures he'll either get lucky and take most/all of them out or he'll die in the process.

That's where Daryl comes in. Merle knows if the Governor has the choice, he won't kill Merle with a blow to the head. He'd want him to turn. Merle knows Daryl will put him out of his misery. It helps Daryl put Merle behind him now and completely join the group.

In the end, the racist bastard from season 1 I couldn't wait to die, ended up being a real hero in the end. He took out some of the Governor's best fighters with him as the only casualty on the prison's side. 1 - 8 is a good kill ratio. I'm sad to see him go (I REALLY like him this season) but a least he went out doing something good for a change

 

[DiFabio]

Haven't watched Talking Dead yet, but here is my take on Merle this episode.

Merle realizes he won't ever belong to the group, but he knows his brother is forever apart of this group. He knows what a sick freak the Governor is. He knows he isn't going to honor any deal about Michonne even if they hand her over. They'll just kill the delivery boys and take Michonne back to the torture chamber.

So Merle realizes the best way to help group (and mainly his brother) is a suicide mission. Take out as many of the Governor's men as he can and even the Governor himself if given the chance. But he builds in a fail-safe backup. He takes Michonne like he is really going to hand her over (even though he doesn't plan to at all). He knows Daryl will follow after him. He'll run across Michonne heading back to the prison but continue after Merle.

Merle has one last hoo-ra at the bar, gathers as many zombies as possible, leads them there and uses them as a distraction to take out as many Woodbury soldiers as possible (8 apparently). He figures he'll either get lucky and take most/all of them out or he'll die in the process.

That's where Daryl comes in. Merle knows if the Governor has the choice, he won't kill Merle with a blow to the head. He'd want him to turn. Merle knows Daryl will put him out of his misery. It helps Daryl put Merle behind him now and completely join the group.

In the end, the racist bastard from season 1 I couldn't wait to die, ended up being a real hero in the end. He took out some of the Governor's best fighters with him as the only casualty on the prison's side. 1 - 8 is a good kill ratio. I'm sad to see him go (I REALLY like him this season) but a least he went out doing something good for a change

Yup. Agreed.

 

[316what]

Yeah, I just saw that. There's like 30 well armed men there, and the Governor.

That's nuts. 30, give or take vs. 9?

It'll be interesting to see what goes down. Too bad Merle wasn't still with them for a strong 10.

30 vs 9 is very good odds for Rick's group inside the prison. They somewhat know the layout of the prison...where to hide, where to ambush and where walkers are inside the prison.

 

[SixMillionDollarMan Guy]

Pretty damn good episode.

I thought the show did justice on how it ended for Merle.

I guess you can plunder wedding rings from walkers also. Nicely done Glenn.

 

[DiFabio]

No doubt. The group has got this covert ops thing going on that originated out of the 8 months wandering around. We saw how fast and strategically they got rid of the Walkers and made it into the prison.

 

[SwedishHeat]

Yea really frigin' stupid. I'm still brewing on that.

ATTN MODS: I'm paying good money for detailed information on the where abouts of that spoiling bozo. PM ME!

This episode would've knocked me off my feet if I never saw that stupid pic

It's interesting that that pic got out. AMC didn't send out screeners to press, soooooo. . .



It was an inside job. Glenn Mazarra taking his revenge???

Luckily the pic didn't finish loading as I scrolled past it and saw people freaking out about it, so I couldn't tell who it was.

 

[ONEYE]

I has a sad. However, I genuinely laughed out loud when Merle offered a sip to the Walker. I had read the spoilers and seen the photos. Michonne was/is wrong, Daryl will morn Merle.

 

[Elder_Predator2]

It's another preview for next weeks episode.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJPDKp-NqwA

 

[Buttmunch]

I has a sad. However, I genuinely laughed out loud when Merle offered a sip to the Walker. I had read the spoilers and seen the photos. Michonne was/is wrong, Daryl will morn Merle.

He was definitely mourning him as he was stabbing away at his face. That was defiantly tough for him. He takes out walkers like they are nothing. But this one meant something to him. In the new Walking Dead video game Merle asks Daryl if he thinks the zombies feel pain. Daryl's response was "I hope so." Probably feels different now.

 

[Wake]

Haven't watched Talking Dead yet, but here is my take on Merle this episode.

Merle realizes he won't ever belong to the group, but he knows his brother is forever apart of this group. He knows what a sick freak the Governor is. He knows he isn't going to honor any deal about Michonne even if they hand her over. They'll just kill the delivery boys and take Michonne back to the torture chamber.

So Merle realizes the best way to help group (and mainly his brother) is a suicide mission. Take out as many of the Governor's men as he can and even the Governor himself if given the chance. But he builds in a fail-safe backup. He takes Michonne like he is really going to hand her over (even though he doesn't plan to at all). He knows Daryl will follow after him. He'll run across Michonne heading back to the prison but continue after Merle.

Merle has one last hoo-ra at the bar, gathers as many zombies as possible, leads them there and uses them as a distraction to take out as many Woodbury soldiers as possible (8 apparently). He figures he'll either get lucky and take most/all of them out or he'll die in the process.

That's where Daryl comes in. Merle knows if the Governor has the choice, he won't kill Merle with a blow to the head. He'd want him to turn. Merle knows Daryl will put him out of his misery. It helps Daryl put Merle behind him now and completely join the group.

In the end, the racist bastard from season 1 I couldn't wait to die, ended up being a real hero in the end. He took out some of the Governor's best fighters with him as the only casualty on the prison's side. 1 - 8 is a good kill ratio. I'm sad to see him go (I REALLY like him this season) but a least he went out doing something good for a change

Great interpretation. Good.

 

[averagejo]

Dammit! It made me cry.