[Otter]

QUOTE (Firefly8000 @ Monday, Apr 1 2013, 11:11)

QUOTE (Otter @ Monday, Apr 1 2013, 18:58) That was a great season finale. Loved everything about it. Honestly felt like they could have killed anyone. I also love that the Governor is still alive. I felt his demise in the comics was satisfying, but them pulling almost a complete 180 for the show was surprising and, holy sh*t, harrowing. What role he plays in the future is so up in the air now, but I expect we can expect him to lay low for at least a season. Do you guys think they'll go with the Hunters storyline? I doubt that could carry an entire season. And aside from a few left over prison stories from the book, I can't see them sticking around for too long. Anyone's guess at this point! Well, Morrissey's confirmed to be back in season 4 as a regular. So I'm guessing that's when we'll get a confrontation between him and Rick and see the prison fall, which makes sense since they're probably just trying to squeeze out as much of this story arc as they can before they have to move on. The Governor will surely get a new crew or join one right? I'm thinking maybe they'll incorporate him in with The Hunters or probably their own non-comic group. It'd be kinda cool to see The Governor rolling with a bunch of psychotic killers like himself, although having constant attacks on the prison would just get boring. Why didn't they just stay at Woodbury? It's a lot better than that walker/corpse-ridden prison.

I think Woodbury is a little too indefensible against a human threat. The prison offers a little but more protection; at least when they use the front door.

It would be interesting to see the assault proper. With (comic spoiler) a tank and a Tyreese beheading.

[guib]

QUOTE (Otter @ Monday, Apr 1 2013, 18:58)

That was a great season finale. Loved everything about it. Honestly felt like they could have killed anyone.

Exactly what I was thinking, it was a great episode, especially in the end when you feel that there is hope for them. Kind of Rick redemption by staying who he really is.

That whole scene of the Philip killing everyone was awesome though, for a moment I thought Martinez or Shupert were going to shoot at the Governor, but they just got cowardly in their car.
Allen was really an idiot, he could and should have shot the moment Philip reached for his handgun. A little fake that none of those people fired back, but then again, they were cowards to begin with, otherwise they wouldn't have fled the prison in the first place.

And I was surprised about Carl's reaction, sure, the kid should have put down his gun instead of handing it over, but Carl is turning into a psychopath.

Anyway, more NPC to kill in the prison for season 4

[funkybub]

I think the reason Andrea left was because she's (the actress) was getting threats from fans due to her character's actions

[Otter]

I think Carl's walking this great line between how people should and shouldn't act at this point. I think the kid took too long to disarm, personally. Carl's got a point about not having the luxury of trust anymore.

His story arc is going to be one of the most interesting in the next season, for sure.

[Antinark]

QUOTE (Otter @ Monday, Apr 1 2013, 18:36)

I think Carl's walking this great line between how people should and shouldn't act at this point. I think the kid took too long to disarm, personally. Carl's got a point about not having the luxury of trust anymore. His story arc is going to be one of the most interesting in the next season, for sure.

Too bad that kid can't act his way out of a paper bag.

Also, the series finale was sort of unacceptable. With all the painfully drawn out build up, what kind of climax was it for the Governor to run off like a pansy little bitch. We all knew he was evil and capable of doing what he did, but tactically it made no sense for his character to off his whole team. Oh well, it'll be interesting to see him go rogue for a bit.

This post has been edited by Antinark on Monday, Apr 1 2013, 23:48

[whatsstrength]

QUOTE (Otter @ Monday, Apr 1 2013, 18:36)

I think Carl's walking this great line between how people should and shouldn't act at this point. I think the kid took too long to disarm, personally. Carl's got a point about not having the luxury of trust anymore. His story arc is going to be one of the most interesting in the next season, for sure.

That moment with Carl shooting the kid was easily the highlight of the episode, at least for me. He's also become the most interesting character on the show because of just how much he's changed. Rick changed quite a lot as well, but he still seems to be holding onto his moral code.

The only other good moment from the episode was when the Governor went apesh*t and fired on his people. It came out of the left field and really fit what the Governor character is supposed to be like.

[Greasepalms]

so when does the next season start now? Next year's Fall?

[theomenofficial]

QUOTE (Greasepalms @ Tuesday, Apr 2 2013, 05:03)

so when does the next season start now? Next year's Fall?

October. 6 months.
They start filming in May in Atlanta.

[Johnny Playert]

Well... many people were disappointed but i thought it was a great finale! There isn't a cliffhanger but it was a very good episode.
I just can't fathom WHY wouldn't they just stay at Woodbury? Take it over? Wait for the Governor to come back (hell, it was just him and 2 others) and take them out. It's great he took those people out of there (purely saying this to be morally correct) but from a logical standpoint it makes no sense. Why bring so many people to an area which doesn't seem to have ANY provisions? Woodbury seems to be the ULTIMATE spot to live in in a post-apocalyptic world. Really perfect. But no. Hmmm, oh well...

The bit with Carl shooting that kid was perfect. Really perfect. THE SECOND i thought to myself 'Don't risk it, just shoot him' he actually did it. He was taking way too long for comfort. Hershel should realise he was being smart and get over it.

When the Governor murdered those people, i was shocked. The guy is just the ultimate super ego. Someone should unload into his eyepatch. Multiple bullets just straight in there. I actually hate him for being so arrogant to fight personal feuds in a world like theirs.

Plus we got to see another ugly crying face.



Who else is convinced after this that they were definitely getting down and dirty back when they were together? She was REALLY emotional
And i'm actually sad she's dead. Nice ending, but i'd love to see a walker Andrea though.

[darthYENIK]

My mom and sister started watching the Walking Dead after watching the season finale. So they know who lived and died based on what they saw in that episode. But then they flat out spoiled the Sophia barn shocker by looking it up on the internet.

[ajbns87]

I like the episode, glad to see Rick finally looked up without visions of that annoying woman, Lori.

Carl killing that kid, and putting Rick in his place, was also a pretty funny moment too, reminds me of the song in robocop2 - 'The Kid's Gone Wild'.

It leaves me wondering though where will the next season kick off? Perhaps Carl will go on walkabouts and have his own separate story-arc.

[Johnny Playert]

QUOTE (ajbns87 @ Thursday, Apr 11 2013, 13:19)

It leaves me wondering though where will the next season kick off? Perhaps Carl will go on walkabouts and have his own separate story-arc.

Man, that's a great idea! That would be cool to see. Just hope he doesn't mess up like the last time, when he dropped that gun and almost got bit (season 2 i think)

[Prominent Fate]

Coming up to the last episode of season two in a few moments.
Finally that prick Shane got what was coming to him.

[theomenofficial]

QUOTE (Prominent Fate @ Friday, Apr 19 2013, 19:50)

Coming up to the last episode of season two in a few moments. Finally that prick Shane got what was coming to him.

Don't come in here, too many spoilers.
You are very far behind.

[theomenofficial]

SEASON 1 - 3 SPOILERS

[Zizo008]

You will die of laughter!

[theomenofficial]

QUOTE

Season 4 officially began filming on Monday, May 6 in Georgia. And to add to the excitement, Norman Reedus, who plays Daryl on the show, recently tweeted "Episode one is huge. I promise you'll freakout. gonna be SO GOOD." Reedus then posted a photo with Nicotero himself, saying "Ep1 is gonna RULE." AMC has yet to reveal the official season 4 premiere date, but it's expected to begin sometime in October, as it has in the previous three seasons.

[Kuiosikle]

Less than 200 people at zombie school this season. Think there will be less hordes?