It has been awhile since one of the main characters was knocked off. There are quite a few main characters now who have been on the show for a long time and many of the story lines focus on them individually. I wonder who it will be this season.
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The Walking Dead: Season Five
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Wild shot in the dark here, but I think Tyrese isn't going to make it. He's become too likable to the viewers. A fan favorite. They'll kill him off just for the controversy and emotional impact.
No no... whay I meant was that Carol seems to wanna bolt from the group. Quite possibly because of the same reason Rick booted her earlier, or possibly because of having to put psycho Lilly down. Either way, Daryl finding her at the car was part of it. If the group risks itself to save her, that may bring her back into the fold.
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Something about Dawn reminds me of many managers I've had in the past.
I liked it a lot on first viewing. I like Beth's character, she is turning into a total bada** like Carol. Seems nieve up until the point where she starts head shotting some zombies and you realize that she would have no problem offing you to protect herself, or someone she cares about.
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I think she learned from her time with Darryl that you can be bada$$ and have emotional strength and retain morality all at once.
Darryl is great. Stone cold killing machine and extremely caring if you let him and gain his trust.
Darryl is great. Stone cold killing machine and extremely caring if you let him and gain his trust.
I kinda dig the splintered group. Sounds like we're with Abraham this week. Next week, who knows?
BTW, on a semi-related note, my toddler bit me last night. He's 2 and a half. I was lucky I had two shirts on. Left a bruise but didn't break the skin. I'm now even more paranoid about the zombie apocalypse.
Good. Maggie and Glen can go back to the group now. Maybe they can get the fire truck going again to get back.
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Here you go. 42 minutes of Walking Dead absolutely eviscerates 2 3/4 hours of Interstellar. They could fund 10 more seasons of engaging Walking Dead story with what it cost to make that turd movie Interstellar.
Full Disclosure: I also had no use for The Departed, a movie I hated so much I walked out on it.
Full Disclosure: I also had no use for The Departed, a movie I hated so much I walked out on it.
I knew long ago Eugene was full of it...
I seriously lol'd when Rosita tells Abraham, "we're all banged up." You sure are, lady.
I seriously lol'd when Rosita tells Abraham, "we're all banged up." You sure are, lady.
Inter Stellar sucked on so many levels, even former Mahavishnu Orchestra Zimmer's score was all wrong. Bad script, bad casting, bad acting, and very poor editing. Like King Kong, there's a good 90 minute movie in both of the films.
I watched the last episode again and here's my take. After Abraham's wife and kids died, the only thing that gave his life meaning was the Eugene mission. That's why he was pushing the group so hard. I'm not even sure if he was even in the military. He was wearing civilian clothes in the flashbacks.
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This was discussed at length on Talking Dead. Eugene's spontaneous fabrication claiming to know how to stop the walker plague gave Abraham a reason to keep going. The Mission to get Eugene to Washington was everything to Abraham.
