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[prowl123]

I honestly haven't read the graphic novel so I don't know who's in it, who dies, where they go etc. etc. But by the looks of things, that doesn't matter because they are changing things alot. But I'm enjoying this show very much and by the looks of things, it's only going to get better. I just hope they don't throw in a zombified creature that's like 10 feet tall and too powerful to over come like Nemesis from Resident Evil or something like that.

They won't be doing that.

[Me, Grimlock!]

I just hope they don't throw in a zombified creature that's like 10 feet tall and too powerful to over come like Nemesis from Resident Evil or something like that.

They won't be doing that.

No, no. Hold on. I can see Andre the Giant coming back from the dead.

[Overwatch]

Just watched the first episode after reading the first few posts of this thread. Gotta say, I quite enjoyed it, I'll have to make it one of my regular shows. Anyways,about to watch the second episode now. Cheers for making me aware of this show

[prowl123]

I just hope they don't throw in a zombified creature that's like 10 feet tall and too powerful to over come like Nemesis from Resident Evil or something like that.

They won't be doing that.

No, no. Hold on. I can see Andre the Giant coming back from the dead.

Yes, because you see Andre the Giant every day.

[Overwatch]

Spent the rest of my sunday night playing catch-up. Just finished season 1, no doubt I'll be up to date in 12 hours (including time for sleep) lol. Haven't read the comic/graphic novel, so characters, relationships, storyline, etc were knew to me, but overall this is quickly becoming one of my favourite (non-comedic) tv shows.

[prowl123]

This episode was pretty stupid. It's all about Daryl trying to climb a cliff and Glen trying to figure out if Maggie thought it was 'good.'

[Overwatch]

This episode was pretty stupid. It's all about Daryl trying to climb a cliff and Glen trying to figure out if Maggie thought it was 'good.'

Very accurate summary sadly
One of my mates pointed out the other day that the second season drags on. When I thought about it, I found it was quite true, the storylines involving the children have take up a good 3-4 episodes.

[prowl123]

This episode was pretty stupid. It's all about Daryl trying to climb a cliff and Glen trying to figure out if Maggie thought it was 'good.'

Very accurate summary sadly
One of my mates pointed out the other day that the second season drags on. When I thought about it, I found it was quite true, the storylines involving the children have take up a good 3-4 episodes.

It does. The entire season has been focused on finding the little girl, and making sure Carl doesn't die. It's all dragged out at this point.

[Just Negare]

It does. The entire season has been focused on finding the little girl, and making sure Carl doesn't die. It's all dragged out at this point.

Glad I'm not the only one who thinks so. Isnt season 2 supposed to be what, 12 episodes? They've wasted 7 with this stupid girl lost in the woods. At first I was like "OH NOOEZZZZ!" Now I'm like "I hope they find your chewed carcas you stupid girl".

Is this a lack of funding? An attempt at character development? What I love about the comics is that they focus on the survivors fighting to keep their own humanity, not just against the zombies, but against the urges and violent changes of character they need to survive.

So far they've looked for that brat, eaten some food, had some sex, and chopped a couple of zombies [which is pretty awesome], but really. It needs to move along. They could have been at the jail by now - if they wanted to include that.

[Evil_the_Nub]

It does. The entire season has been focused on finding the little girl, and making sure Carl doesn't die. It's all dragged out at this point.

Glad I'm not the only one who thinks so. Isnt season 2 supposed to be what, 12 episodes? They've wasted 7 with this stupid girl lost in the woods. At first I was like "OH NOOEZZZZ!" Now I'm like "I hope they find your chewed carcas you stupid girl".

Is this a lack of funding? An attempt at character development? What I love about the comics is that they focus on the survivors fighting to keep their own humanity, not just against the zombies, but against the urges and violent changes of character they need to survive.

So far they've looked for that brat, eaten some food, had some sex, and chopped a couple of zombies [which is pretty awesome], but really. It needs to move along. They could have been at the jail by now - if they wanted to include that.

I think a lack of funding might be a factor. I read that the budget for the second season was the same as the first. Since the first season only had 6 episodes they were able to do more with it. I still love the show, but this Sophia thing is getting ridiculous.