Pretty terrible last episode to a show that looked so promising. The first two episodes were fantastic, the last 4 were awful
Cool interview with Jon Bernthal, the guy who plays Shane:
http://blogs.amctv.com/the-walking-d...-interview.php
Is there a dl link to the finale?
This wasn't really a bad episode for a show they didn't know was going to make it another season.
I liked the whole CDC arc ending, which got rid of the crappy filler character and kept the cool ones around.
I just hope they don't deviate TOO far from the comic story, as it will definitely end up like Heroes if it doesn't hit the major plot points. They could drag this out for a long while if they keep adding fillers though.
Overall, not having ever read the comic, I can't say that I hated any part of it (except for the grenade blowing up... what the fuck... the shockwave only took out one window?).
Technically that window had been weakened by repeated axe and chair blows as well as being shot with a shotgun multiple times. It was slightly cracked before Rick set the grenade off. So it is possible, although not only a little bit, that only that window would break in the event of a grenade being set off next to it.
The real question should be "How did Dale and Andrea know exactly which way the rest of the group went so they could escape the maze-like building through that exact window in under three minutes?"
By seeing the same camera footage the other two saw them escape out of?The real question should be "How did Dale and Andrea know exactly which way the rest of the group went so they could escape the maze-like building through that exact window in under three minutes?"
Well I'm sure the place wasn't that hard to find an exit to. I mean...most buildings have signs that say "EXIT" in big red letters when the power goes out. I'm sure the CDC would have those too lol.
holy shit people are debating science experiments and window cracking and I get my balls busted for wanting the show to stay true to the comic. suspension of belief people motherfuck I'm never watching a Die Hard sequel with any of you
Pretty sure Mythbusters have debunked most of the outrageous stunts (although, the only really unbelievable thing from the first Die Hard is the explosion at the end/him surviving for like 3 different reasons but anyways...) I'm seriously seeing Finesse's point of view now. After reading the comics, the arguments I'm reading on message boards like that Rick's a zombie and that's what Jenner whispered to him, are fucking retarded.
Finesse is like that for me.
except with vomit in your mouth instead of a boner?
thank you. it's the whole 'If it ain't broke.." sentiment. Kirkman did another interview, says most of the same stuff he did before regarding the plot ( it's a bit spoilery for those that haven't read the comic ) but I still don't get his argument about Shane. He didn't know if the show would get picked up when they shot all that....
Anywho, I'm hoping they get back on track with s2 in a right proper way before I have to go all uncle joey on them.
http://blogs.amctv.com/the-walking-d...-interview.php
I think the argument he's making is sort of poor. Instead of saying he didn't know if comic was going to get picked up for a long time he should explain away the show's changes by saying they are changing some deaths to keep comics readers guessing as much as everybody else, the slight changes they've made should allow them to condense any scenes that happen with Shane throughout the comics into the first few episodes of S2 to save money, and to give more of a justification for the viewer as to why Carl/the camp would fear him.
The more I think about it, having read the comic now I can totally see the threading the needle AMC style storytelling at work and am okay with this season in its entirety. Minor stuff from these episodes will go a long way to explaining Rick and others behavior better later on to the viewer. i.e.
Spoiler: show
Other reason I think he's okay with them messing with the formula is money reasons. Whether or not he thought they would get picked up for another season, the show is on a strict production budget (which will likely be doubled for next season considering the finale was the highest rated episode). So they did most of the scenes on sound stages after the first episode to save money.
S2 speculation stuff w/ comic spoilersAnywho, I'm hoping they get back on track with s2 in a right proper way before I have to go all uncle joey on them.
Spoiler: show