they have shown an evil side, when he murdered the Army survivors. Im sure he wants to find a cure to help save his little girl, but that doesnt change the fact that he could be a psycopath. I like the way theyre letting the character develop. You know you shouldnt trust him, but he makes you want to trust him. Andrea will learn this first-hand.

 

On another note, this has not been discussed in the TV series, and I have not read the comics so forgive me if it has been explained, but how do you guys think the whole zombie apocalypse began? Obviously, everyone is infected, but there had to be a patient zero somewhere... I

The only evil part they showed from him there was the fact that he had an angry ass face when he was beating the guy to death.

 

Otherwise, they certainly portrayed the soldier killing as a 'we kill to bring supplies home to our people.' kind of thing. I've yet to see what's going on wrong IN WOODBURY is my point. Something is f***ing wrong about WOODBURY, but they haven't showed that yet. THe only speculation we've seen is when Michonne was snooping and found that notebook. Which was super unclear.

they have shown an evil side, when he murdered the Army survivors. Im sure he wants to find a cure to help save his little girl, but that doesnt change the fact that he could be a psycopath. I like the way theyre letting the character develop. You know you shouldnt trust him, but he makes you want to trust him. Andrea will learn this first-hand.

 

On another note, this has not been discussed in the TV series, and I have not read the comics so forgive me if it has been explained, but how do you guys think the whole zombie apocalypse began? Obviously, everyone is infected, but there had to be a patient zero somewhere... I

 

 

I'm still waiting to see the relevance of the opening scene of the pilot episode.

 

How did it begin... hmm... a human had sex with a zombie ape in Africa. It started in the gay community, duh.

LMAO! Poor gays! Always getting the shaft! (pun, most definately, intended)

I don't think they explained it in the comics how everything started. I doubt they ever will personally.

they have shown an evil side, when he murdered the Army survivors. Im sure he wants to find a cure to help save his little girl, but that doesnt change the fact that he could be a psycopath. I like the way theyre letting the character develop. You know you shouldnt trust him, but he makes you want to trust him. Andrea will learn this first-hand.

 

On another note, this has not been discussed in the TV series, and I have not read the comics so forgive me if it has been explained, but how do you guys think the whole zombie apocalypse began? Obviously, everyone is infected, but there had to be a patient zero somewhere... I

 

 

I'm still waiting to see the relevance of the opening scene of the pilot episode.

 

How did it begin... hmm... a human had sex with a zombie ape in Africa. It started in the gay community, duh.

 

Where Rick gets shot? Probably just to set up that Rick wasn't around when all hell broke lose. Started the same in the comics too.

Well certainly psychotic, but the way they depicted it in the show last week was just like... "this is what I'm working so hard for. This is what I want to learn how to keep with me and not let go." It was kinda crap. They imply he's up to something very evil, but otherwise they've shown us nothing to state that he is in fact evil. Dunno why they do that..

I interpreted it differently. The vet on the farm had his family locked up in hopes for a cure, but you didn't see him walking out there and brushing anyone's hair. He was shown as "this is what we need to survive for." The governor keeps his daughter in a straightjacket and in his house. Dude brushes her hair and whispers sweet nothings in her ear. That's f***ing sick, not compassionate.

 

Didn't they feed the barn walkers chickens?

Can we move this to the Marlins main forum now?

Well certainly psychotic, but the way they depicted it in the show last week was just like... "this is what I'm working so hard for. This is what I want to learn how to keep with me and not let go." It was kinda crap. They imply he's up to something very evil, but otherwise they've shown us nothing to state that he is in fact evil. Dunno why they do that..

I interpreted it differently. The vet on the farm had his family locked up in hopes for a cure, but you didn't see him walking out there and brushing anyone's hair. He was shown as "this is what we need to survive for." The governor keeps his daughter in a straightjacket and in his house. Dude brushes her hair and whispers sweet nothings in her ear. That's f***ing sick, not compassionate.

 

Didn't they feed the barn walkers chickens?Yeah. They dumped chickens on them. No caressing. I think that whole scene solidified the suspicions that he is more than just crazy. He's on a whole other level.

 

Oh no doubt. But I really am interested in seeing just how f***ed up The Governor is and what he is willing to do.

they have shown an evil side, when he murdered the Army survivors. Im sure he wants to find a cure to help save his little girl, but that doesnt change the fact that he could be a psycopath. I like the way theyre letting the character develop. You know you shouldnt trust him, but he makes you want to trust him. Andrea will learn this first-hand.

 

On another note, this has not been discussed in the TV series, and I have not read the comics so forgive me if it has been explained, but how do you guys think the whole zombie apocalypse began? Obviously, everyone is infected, but there had to be a patient zero somewhere... I

 

 

I'm still waiting to see the relevance of the opening scene of the pilot episode.

 

How did it begin... hmm... a human had sex with a zombie ape in Africa. It started in the gay community, duh.

 

Where Rick gets shot? Probably just to set up that Rick wasn't around when all hell broke lose. Started the same in the comics too.

 

Actually I was referring to Rick being alone in the parking lot and blowing away the little girl's brains. I don't recall that scene at all... maybe it's just been a while though.

And yeah, I'm just not creeped out by the governor enough.

 

Now if you want me to be creeped out by the governor, have the governor have zombie sex with his straight jacketed zombie daughter.

 

Then he'll be f***ed up enough.

And yeah, I'm just not creeped out by the governor enough.

 

Now if you want me to be creeped out by the governor, have the governor have zombie sex with his straight jacketed zombie daughter.

 

Then he'll be f***ed up enough.

 

 

If you want that kind of creepy, then just look up ET porn.

No thanks!

Can someone feed Loria to the walkers?

At least we still have this thread guys...

Breaking News: Loria trades this thread for John Buck.

Breaking News: Loria trades this thread for John Buck.

 

 

I'm just waiting for Loria to trade MarlinsBaseball to Northside.

I'm so looking forward to Sunday.

I only wish that The Walking Dead and Breaking Bad came on during the same part of the season. Having them go back-to-back would be amazing television.

Oh man! So close!!!!!! Do you guys think the Grimes/Greene Gang will finally encounter the Woodbury folks this coming episode?

If not this then at the very end of the next, but I think so.

I don't know if I brought it up already, but you guys should definitely check out The Walking Dead game. It's more of an interactive story split into 5 different chapters (the 5th chapter releases next week). The story is superb and really draws you in. It's based off the comics instead of the show however, with you taking control of a man named Lee.

I want to but I don't have time. I'll write it down though, danke.

This episode is a pivotal one. The direction of this show on the Grimes front is going to change drastically.

Yup, too bad after tonight there are only 2 episodes left in this half season.