Something that wasn't touched on, but that might make sense...
Comic Spoiler though it happened early in themAnybody think this new threat will be the cannibals?
I was thinking that a couple weeks ago as well.
Something that wasn't touched on, but that might make sense...
Comic Spoiler though it happened early in themAnybody think this new threat will be the cannibals?
If that's the case, I'd expect Kirkman to combine the character with Nagan. Otherwise, the Governor needs to be killed off so the story can evolve.
Something that wasn't touched on, but that might make sense...
Comic Spoiler though it happened early in themAnybody think this new threat will be the cannibals?
I was thinking that a couple weeks ago as well.
If that's the case, I'd expect Kirkman to combine the character with Nagan. Otherwise, the Governor needs to be killed off so the story can evolve.
Something that wasn't touched on, but that might make sense...
Comic Spoiler though it happened early in themAnybody think this new threat will be the cannibals?
didn't they say that the threat would not be other people? (or something like that???)
On the shocking note, Lauren Cohan (Maggie) teased the new danger of Season 4. "It's not even the walkers and it's not even other people this time; there's a whole new threat." Kirkman said the new threat could be more deadly than the other two combined. Now we’re paying attention!
"There's a whole new threat in this season that we have to deal with which you get to know about," David Morrissey told io9 . "This new threat is the thing that overall is the thing for us. The zombies are the same threat that they've always been, but with this added extra that makes the world a very, very dangerous place. And people start to sort of react in different ways ... It's not a threat you're going to be able to kill very easily. So it's something that happens within the world. Another thing. And that is very dangerous. It's very dangerous and I think when you see it, you'll ... there's a lot of identity with it, for us in our world. You'll get it when you see it. Each person reacts to it very differently."
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So WTF guys?! All this wondering if zombies are smart and ****. Why the **** did it take this gaggle of nerdy fanboys (myself included) so long to come up with that possibility?
Just watched the extended season 4 trailer! Looks so badass! https://www.thewalkingdead.com/season-4-extended-preview/
We were busy playing with our dollies?
I can't wait for Season 4 to start!
Gotta catch 'em all!
So WTF guys?! All this wondering if zombies are smart and ****. Why the **** did it take this gaggle of nerdy fanboys (myself included) so long to come up with that possibility?
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