That would be a little too way unbelievable. I'd settle for a nice shovel to the face or pick-ax to the head.2quik4u;1105561 wrote:im calling it now Randall is going to somehow find the gun that carl left on the ground and kill shane wit​h it
Exactly what I was thinking when it happened in the show. Lol!gorocks99;1105546 wrote:http://www.quickmeme.com/meme/36fxso/
gorocks99;1105549 wrote:
hahahahahahahahah The token black fellow gets killed off and moves on to his new show on South Park after he is worked to death.
Shane's an asshole.2quik4u;1105541 wrote:if they kill shane, then fuck this show
The Governor plot is taking place in S3 but an actor has already been hired for the role. It wouldn't have made sense for Shane to become the Governor and if you don't know why, you'll find out.gut;1105564 wrote:That would be a little too way unbelievable. I'd settle for a nice shovel to the face or pick-ax to the head.
I'm not sure about the rumors of the Governor plot. But that seems like it would be an ideal role for Shane. They could disappear him but not write him off and leave the possibility of him coming back in that role open. The rumors of Shane dying (well, apparently aside from the books) seem to be based on him being wanted for another show. But the way AMC runs these shows I think it's fairly doable to do two shows, especially if you are talking about something that might only be a 4-5 show story arc.
I was waiting for him to utter "soilent green is made of people!"bigkahuna;1106261 wrote:This season definitely picked up from what it was back in the fall. That was an intense way for Dale to die... Very Zombie movie esque if you know what I mean.
I'll agree it was a little cheezy, but if that one walker could maul that cow, it's not THAT unbelievable.dwccrew;1106573 wrote:I am glad Dale is off the show. His character was holding the group back. I think, in the context of the show, there is only a certain amount of humanity and civility you can keep in a zombie ruled world.
The one thing I wasn't a fan of was how the zombie ripped his guts open. Give me a break. Everyone knows zombies have little stregth unless they are in a group. So for Dale to not be able to toss the zombie off of him was stupid. Also, the writer of this episodes explanation of how the walker could rip open Dale's stomach was idiotic.
That was the other thing, no way that walker mauls a loose cow. Walkers are not fast, cows can run faster than a walker. I just felt they got a little sloppy with the writing there. In the context of the show, it makes no sense.bigkahuna;1106575 wrote:I'll agree it was a little cheezy, but if that one walker could maul that cow, it's not THAT unbelievable.
The one thing I remember from this series is during the first or second episode in downtown Atlanta. For the first time, I saw zombies run and be somewhat intelligent. If the cow was sleeping, I could see a walker biting it, especially having his lips removed for extra mobility.dwccrew;1106577 wrote:That was the other thing, no way that walker mauls a loose cow. Walkers are not fast, cows can run faster than a walker. I just felt they got a little sloppy with the writing there. In the context of the show, it makes no sense.
I'll agree to that; or even biting through his stomach.hoops23;1106586 wrote:Yeah, first real zombie scene that felt "cheesy" in the way the victim was mauled. That zombie was thin as a rail and wasn't moving very fast.
The moment afterwards was awesome, however.
I agree that the way the director explained it was a bit stupid as well.. Claiming the walkers' fingers was pretty much bone and that he was just scratching and tearing at the skin.
They just wanted to get some guts in there.
Personally, I think it would have been better if the zombie just feasted on Dale's back.
agree terrible special effects on this . that zombie could not even get out of the mudd yet it put down a cow and clawed through a mans chest . . Dale should have been able to throw the thing off him . ,or atleast not be clawed open .hoops23;1106586 wrote:Yeah, first real zombie scene that felt "cheesy" in the way the victim was mauled. That zombie was thin as a rail and wasn't moving very fast.
The moment afterwards was awesome, however.
I agree that the way the director explained it was a bit stupid as well.. Claiming the walkers' fingers was pretty much bone and that he was just scratching and tearing at the skin.
They just wanted to get some guts in there.
Personally, I think it would have been better if the zombie just feasted on Dale's back.
+1Thinthickbigred;1106612 wrote:agree terrible special effects on this . that zombie could not even get out of the mudd yet it put down a cow and clawed through a mans chest . . Dale should have been able to throw the thing off him . ,or atleast not be clawed open .
