The Walking Dead (spoiler tags for comic talk, no spoilers for tv talk) - CAAAAAAAAAAAAARL's a bitch

[bori]

Boring episode, too much filler

[FNH]

Boring episode, too much filler

can be applied to about 90% of the series.

[Tyrath]

Except filler can be made to be entertaining. That filler was not.

[FNH]

It wasn't so bad. Though, I start the episodes 30 minutes later on my dvr and fast forward through a lot of it.

[ninjafox]

So basically Morgan is keeping a walker inside and not telling anybody

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[FNH]

So basically Morgan is keeping a walker inside and not telling anybody

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What is more dangerous: A murderous human or a walker?

[TheDirtyHobo]

As a fan of slow-paced artsy indie hipster bullshit, I quite enjoyed this episode. I think it did a lot to show how (mentally) fragile and feeble of a character Morgan is, even while being pretty badass. He just grasps onto whatever ideal is readily available without really understanding the whens and whys that those philosophies work. He misuses them, pays for it, and looks for a new one.

[Tyrath]

What is more dangerous: A murderous human or a walker?

I'm gonna go with a surprise walker inside a building you thought was safe.

[FNH]

I'm gonna go with a surprise walker inside a building you thought was safe.

Or a surprise murderer in a building you thought was safe?

[Tyrath]

Or a surprise murderer in a building you thought was safe?

He's gonna be dead though so idk what you're arguing for.

It's the walking dead, they're gonna go with surprise walker.

[ninjafox]

His hands are tied though, unless he rips his skin off as a walker, which there isn't enough time for his skin to rot. I don't see him doing too much damage

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[Kanriel]

Hopefully that final talk with the wolf guy let him know that just because he's anti-killing doesn't mean others aren't. And he'll get over his no-kill nonsense. That shit don't work in post-apocalyptic world. Especially with the next big arc...

[Tyrath]

You can't bite someone with tied hands?

[ninjafox]

You can't bite someone with tied hands?

Don't think we've ever seen that.... a bite without actually holding on to bitee

[Byrd]

As a fan of slow-paced artsy indie hipster bullshit, I quite enjoyed this episode. I think it did a lot to show how (mentally) fragile and feeble of a character Morgan is, even while being pretty badass. He just grasps onto whatever ideal is readily available without really understanding the whens and whys that those philosophies work. He misuses them, pays for it, and looks for a new one.

Overall, I enjoyed the episode, too. I thought Eastman was a great character, although the bite which led to his death was dumb and kind of contrived, as most death-via-single-zombies are.

The thing that annoyed me about the episode was that it was clearly inserted at this point to just arbitrarily draw out the suspense of Schrodinger's Glenn, which I find to be an annoying plot contrivance. I would liked to have seen the episode, but rather it have been in the lineup during a relatively peaceful time, where it could be inserted and help provide a sense of "time passes peacefully in Alexandria" without extended episodes of Carol playing gin rummy with the local harpies, Daryl hunting for snipes, and Hurley trying to start up an old VW Bus.

[Tyrath]

Don't think we've ever seen that.... a bite without actually holding on to bitee

We've seen plenty of bites where nothing but the upper half is shown.

[Inshiya]

I'm fine with a slow episode. I was even thinking "slow your roll walking dead, you can't go hardcore every episode" after the first couple.

The problem with last night's episode was: We didn't need 90 minutes for it; and we don't need another backstory about how someone won't kill or wants to save someone.

We don't need another peaceful person. We need some hard ass motherfuckers. We need some more Carols.

[FNH]

He's gonna be dead though so idk what you're arguing for.

It's the walking dead, they're gonna go with surprise walker.

If he dies and becomes a walker, his level of being dangerous drops. He is far more dangerous with a functioning brain.

[Tyrath]

If he dies and becomes a walker, his level of being dangerous drops. He is far more dangerous with a functioning brain.

Sure but exactly -how- dangerous either outcome is an irrelevant point because leaving a dying enemy locked in there and not telling anyone is still stupid as fuck.

[FNH]

Sure but exactly -how- dangerous either outcome is an irrelevant point because leaving a dying enemy locked in there and not telling anyone is still stupid as fuck.

surely this isn't your first episode.