The Walking Dead (Season 3)

[OSUFan_88]

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I dont know what you mean. You need to be clear when you say some bull**** like this.

Should I have put an emoticon on there to express my lightheartedness?

Would have helped.

I have a problem when people tell others how they should feel about a show. Who cares how people would have reacted to it?

[kingkilla56]

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Would have helped.

I have a problem when people tell others how they should feel about a show. Who cares how people would have reacted to it?

I couldnt care less how anybody feels about a show but Ive had extended conversations with CMH and others about that exact topic in this exact thread; about Michonne and trusting new people. Which is why I said what I said.

Ive shown you no disrespect in the 3 years Ive been here. Please dont disrespect me by calling me a, or any form of a 'dick' again; especially without merit.

[OSUFan_88]

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Wow, okay man. Sorry, didn't mean it to cause THAT much offense. Just thought you were being a little too harsh to people. Guess I'll choose my words a little more carefully next time.

[gopher_guy]

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Was anyone else a little perplexed by the guy in the cabin scene? I didn't really see the purpose for it.

His cabin is surrounded by walkers, yet he seems completely oblivious to what is happening ("I'll call the cops"). And on top of that, his cabin is <2 miles from Woodbury, but the Governor's people haven't found him?

[Jr.]

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Was anyone else a little perplexed by the guy in the cabin scene? I didn't really see the purpose for it.

His cabin is surrounded by walkers, yet he seems completely oblivious to what is happening ("I'll call the cops"). And on top of that, his cabin is <2 miles from Woodbury, but the Governor's people haven't found him?

Yeah I didn't think it was very well done. Seemed like a forced way to reinforce the "not everyone knows what's going on" idea. The house was isolated, but not like the prisoners were, so it didn't make much sense that the guy wasn't aware of what was going on.

[DukeC]

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What part of Texas?

Dallas. I know next to nothing about the different parts of Dallas though. I've only ever been there to visit family.

[shugknight]

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Yeah I didn't think it was very well done. Seemed like a forced way to reinforce the "not everyone knows what's going on" idea. The house was isolated, but not like the prisoners were, so it didn't make much sense that the guy wasn't aware of what was going on.

Maybe it was to show that the group doesn't care for innocent victims anymore? They could of spared him, or beat some sense into him, but instead they used him as a distraction to get away.

Maybe its foreshadowing what will happen in Woodbury with Andrea/Merle.

No matter who gets in there way, nothing will stop them from getting Glenn and Maggie back.

[Jr.]

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Maybe it was to show that the group doesn't care for innocent victims anymore? They could of spared him, or beat some sense into him, but instead they used him as a distraction to get away.

Maybe its foreshadowing what will happen in Woodbury with Andrea/Merle.

No matter who gets in there way, nothing will stop them from getting Glenn and Maggie back.

Yeah I can see the innocent victim thing. It just seems that the writers have dropped the ball with advancing the story lately.

[The 24th Letter]

Whew, i'm all caught up on this show....my wife stopped watching because it was too morbid...so i'm all on my own lol. How all these characters have developed is just amazing to watch..

[shugknight]

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Yeah I can see the innocent victim thing. It just seems that the writers have dropped the ball with advancing the story lately.

I just think it's to not drag the storyline anymore. Did you really want to see 5 minutes of the group explaining the situation to the victim as 30 zombies are trying to break into the house, meanwhile they're still on the hunt for Glenn and Maggie?

And as sad as it is, the story is totally believable as I've known some people who live in the woods by themselves and have no knowledge as to what's going on in the outside world. But that is their intent to not wanting to know what kind of crap goes on in the world.

[Jr.]

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I just think it's to not drag the storyline anymore. Did you really want to see 5 minutes of the group explaining the situation to the victim as 30 zombies are trying to break into the house, meanwhile they're still on the hunt for Glenn and Maggie?

And as sad as it is, the story is totally believable as I've known some people who live in the woods by themselves and have no knowledge as to what's going on in the outside world. But that is their intent to not wanting to know what kind of crap goes on in the world.

I think it was more unnecessary than anything. I definitely wouldn't want them spending time on something like that, which is why I didn't like or understand the scene at all. But it's not a huge deal to me.. it just seems like the writing is slipping a bit the last few episodes. Hopefully it doesn't continue on that path for the rest of the season.

[bigbob]

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So, I've just been getting into the comic, I just finished the first volume of if.. and..

Spoiler

I honestly don't hate anyone in the show as much as I hate Donna from the comic. The second she said something in the comic, I was praying she'd die.

[iRepIndiana]

TYRESEEEEEEE!!!!!!

[redsrule]

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Is that part of the prison Tyrese & co got into?

[iRepIndiana]

Is that part of the prison Tyrese & co got into?

I think so man. Me and the wife thought so. Based on the fence with razor wire at the top. Woodbury isn't that big.