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By your rational though, the Governor had zero character development. We knew he wanted to attack the prison at the middle of last season, when they'd captured Glen and Maggie. He attacked the prison in ep. 8 this season and died. According to you, the stuff in between doesn't matter at all.

But that in between stuff was enjoyable to watch, it was very interesting. It wasn't just episode after episode of people moving from one place to another hiding from or killing 6 million zombies along the way.

This stuff right now is pretty boring compared to that. A matter of opinion yes. That I will concede.
 
But that in between stuff was enjoyable to watch, it was very interesting. It wasn't just episode after episode of people moving from one place to another hiding from or killing 6 million zombies along the way.

This stuff right now is pretty boring compared to that. A matter of opinion yes. That I will concede.

:nono same same. The only difference is the characters and timeframe of getting from one point to the next. Remember (to quote Aerosmith), Life's a journey, not a destination. :wink1:
 
Does this mean they are not going to Terminus now? :mad:

I guess some people want a show of people walking out a door, end credits. Opening door sitting down, end credits. Opening door and walking out to new destination, end credits. Opening door at new home and sitting down, end credits. Insert the occasional wall-to-wall zombie slaughter episode randomly in between the arrival and departure episodes. :lol
 
Is this "code" for butt problems? :dunno :lol

:rotfl:rotfl

Great post. Nicely sums up a lot of the moaning and groaning that goes on in here.

Apparently characters cannot develop unless they get killed off on a regular basis. :duh

People are also forgetting that they are only days removed from a major character getting killed off and losing their home in the process. I think all the characters are being developed just fine.


I can't believe it but I agree with this... I need to lie down :sick
 
Does this mean they are not going to Terminus now? :mad:

They'll all get there happily and be given homes in the Soylent Green district. It's a nice area where the food they get seems to be quite fattening, and Corrul will eventually sneak into a warehouse and find out the real reason behind it all.
 
I guess some people want a show of people walking out a door, end credits. Opening door sitting down, end credits. Opening door and walking out to new destination, end credits. Opening door at new home and sitting down, end credits. Insert the occasional wall-to-wall zombie slaughter episode randomly in between the arrival and departure episodes. :lol

That sounds riveting...

I can't believe it but I agree with this... I need to lie down :sick

What a revolting turn of events. :monkey4

They'll all get there happily and be given homes in the Soylent Green district. It's a nice area where the food they get seems to be quite fattening, and Corrul will eventually sneak into a warehouse and find out the real reason behind it all.

Will they all get ball peen hammers too?
 
:nono same same. The only difference is the characters and timeframe of getting from one point to the next. Remember (to quote Aerosmith), Life's a journey, not a destination. :wink1:

Then we are simply in a less interesting part of the journey at the moment. I actually liked what I saw of Abraham, I'm looking forward to them getting back to him. Maybe I'm just losing interest in the old regulars and newer people like Bob and Sasha were never of any particular interest to me.
 
Then we are simply in a less interesting part of the journey at the moment. I actually liked what I saw of Abraham, I'm looking forward to them getting back to him. Maybe I'm just losing interest in the old regulars and Bob and Sasha were never of any particular interest to me.

Yeah, not every episode can be a favorite. Personally, I thought Daryl's hallucination episode was a little lagging and wasn't really intrigued by the character at that time and look what he's turned into. :lol
 
There's certainly room for optimism. Daryl with this new group (of presumed bad guys) and Abraham and that whole Eugene thing (I read the spoilers on that but it'll still be interesting to see play out)
 
I think if they put him in the spin off, maybe Rick could be the leader we want him to be.

It doesn't even have to be a WD show. AMC could give Norman his own show about something else, and I think the fans would be okay with taking Daryl out just as long as they get to see Norman on a regular basis.

OR..... Make Norman the host of Talking Dead if he dies?... :dunno
 
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