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Re: The Walking Dead (Season 3)
Very good episode. It was action packed but at the same time told us a lot about the people of Woodbury.
I also thought it was Milton that burned up the Pits, but at the same time, I feel that he doesn't have enough balls to actually go through with it. Or the wits to steal a car, leave Woodbury and set it ablaze.
My guess? Merle. He's sick of just staying in the prison waiting for Rick and Co to attack, so he did the next best thing he could to damage the Gov's army.
My question is.. why didn't Andrea steal the Governor's truck?!?! Dumb blonde.. smhComment
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Agreed. She just marched out of there w/ all of this confidence that she had just defeated him or something.
That is what makes me mad about the outcome of things, and that is how the writers are able to get Andrea captured. They instantly make her character stupid so that they can have her captured to ensure the level of suspense. However, in previous iterations of Andrea's character she is cunning and determined.Originally posted by Edmund BurkeComment
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Re: The Walking Dead (Season 3)
I think it was Milton, a lot suggests he is coming around to the grim reality facing him and the town, but at the same time I do think that's too easy. I don't think it was the "couple," or Merle for that matter, as I think there would have been some look in on him that episode if that was the case. I might pin Ben as the one who set the fire, but maybe that's a stretch. One thing's for sure; the writhing, burned bodies in the pit were pretty crazy looking. This show has some amazing "makeup" work done, which makes the cheesy gore effects and sounds that much more painful (not in a good way) when they show up. Like when the governor was smashing the face with the shovel ... while brutal, the squishing and smashing noises were entirely too exaggerated.Comment
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Re: The Walking Dead (Season 3)
I would have at least checked the truck for any guns laying around.
And I don't think it would of been safe/sane for her to walk out in the woods in the middle of the night with only a knife. I know she's portrayed as a warrior.. but that was too much.
And did anyone get the story in the beginning when they flashed back to Michonne and Andrea talking about the walkers? I was trying to piece it together with the episode. Were those chained up zombies Michonne had related to her? Her boyfriend? Guys that were trying to rape her?
Her stupid facial expressions don't give much into the story.Comment
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Re: The Walking Dead (Season 3)
The only thing I had a problem with was how the Governor just randomly finds Andrea in the middle of a field. I could understand spotting her on the side of the road, but just happening upon her in the middle of a field is far fetched.Member of The OS Baseball Rocket Scientists AssociationComment
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Re: The Walking Dead (Season 3)
Why couldn't he? The scene showed it was at night, so everyone could of been asleep. And it's not like if Merle goes missing, someone will get worried and go out looking for him. He's also the only other person that would know where the Pits were located.
With Milton, you have to think that
1) he had to steal a truck
2) sneak out of Woodbury with the truck (which is really hard to do with all the barricades)
3) Actually know where the Pits were located. And it seems as if he would be the type that would not know where this was located since he's really the scientist of Woodbury.
I actually think opposite. The ego on the Governor makes me believe he would capture Andrea easily in the building, and thus leaves the key in the car for a quick getaway. It's not like zombies or random strangers are lurking around willing to steal his truck.Comment
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Re: The Walking Dead (Season 3)
I read an article with one of the producers answering some questions, and he explained this one. There are hundreds, maybe even thousands of abandoned cars on the side of the road with gas sitting in them. So he says gas is not an issue for them.University of Minnesota Golden Gopher Hockey
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Re: The Walking Dead (Season 3)
At the start I could buy this but its been a fairly long time (atleast 9 months?). So the gas sitting around will either evaporate and/or lose the volatile chemicals needed to run effectively.
Not a big deal or anything, just thought it was funny they've got heavy duty trucks after the outbreak. Also, the Hyundai has one hell of a coat to remain clean the entire time.Aaron
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