The Walking Dead (Season 3)

[nc0ffey]

damn Morgan...not the way i wanted this reunion to go.

[Bellsprout]

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damn Morgan...not the way i wanted this reunion to go.

It's The Walking Dead. Nothing good ever happens to these people.

[Bellsprout]

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Holy hell. I forgot that this dude can ****ing act.

[LionsFanNJ]

Lennie James (Morgan) doesn't get a lot of roles but he's a hell of an actor.

Morgan's story is really making this episode. Great so far

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[Sinner]

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Yeah but Morgan is bout gone....may be time to help him out and take ALL the weapons

[Bellsprout]

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Carl, on the other hand, cannot act.

[mikenoob]

Damn complete opposite of what I thought this reunion would be

Also, aisha Tyler on the talking dead show, probably gonna mention that "whose line is it anyways" is returning. Actually, I'm surprised no one made a thread about that show yet.


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[Brandwin]

I was watching last few minutes off and on. Did Morgan leave with Rick and co?

[Jdoug312]

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It kinda annoys me that everyone gives Carl free reign to act like a dick.

Anyway, what exactly was Morgan's goal? To clear? To clear out all the zombies in the neighborhood?

Poor hitchhiker lol.

[Bellsprout]

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I'll call that one the best of the season.

I know a lot of people thought last year was boring, and I partially agree, but sometimes I do miss the character development over a lot of the mindless action that we've gotten non-stop this year.

This felt like a nice balance.

[BenGerman]

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I'll call that one the best of the season.

I know a lot of people thought last year was boring, and I partially agree, but sometimes I do miss the character development over a lot of the mindless action that we've gotten non-stop this year.

This felt like a nice balance.

Yeah, I agree. Easily my favorite ep since the show returned at the very least.

[LionsFanNJ]

This episode was great. For one it kind of closes Morgans thread, for now anyway, and second its really giving Rick perspective on what could happen if he falls into despair. You lose everything and you're left in this hell of a reality. Tough stuff. Though I think overanalyzing things

Oh and it gave Michonne some personality. So there's that.

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[Galvatron]

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I'll call that one the best of the season.

I know a lot of people thought last year was boring, and I partially agree, but sometimes I do miss the character development over a lot of the mindless action that we've gotten non-stop this year.

This felt like a nice balance.

Yes. The character arcs and development in this show is some of the best I've seen on TV in recent memory. I agree this was one of the best episodes.

[Sinner]

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I haven't read any of the comics so excuse me if this is a stupid question but on the Walkers is there still something in their mind from their lives? Asking cause Morgans wife in season one came back to the house where she lived a few times...then ended up killing her son...all coincidence? BTW that was a deep moment to have his son killed by his Walker Wife...crazy

[Brandwin]

I haven't read any of the comics so excuse me if this is a stupid question but on the Walkers is there still something in their mind from their lives? Asking cause Morgans wife in season one came back to the house where she lived a few times...then ended up killing her son...all coincidence? BTW that was a deep moment to have his son killed by his Walker Wife...crazy

And the fact that he didn't kill his wife when he had the chance lead to his son being killed.