The Walking Dead (Season 3)

[DukeC]

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The real age of the actress is 28.

I know this.

But in the context of the show, she is walking jailbait (lol at the producers doing that joke) hence the Axel reference

[Dillberg435]

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My mind doesn't seem to be working. In the cast photo, who is the person behind Carl?

[jeremym480]

My mind doesn't seem to be working. In the cast photo, who is the person behind Carl?

The lone survivor from the governor's roadside slaughter I believe.

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[Dillberg435]

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The lone survivor from the governor's roadside slaughter I believe.

Ok, that would make sense. Thank you.

I felt like the finale episode would have been better suited as the episode before the finale. It just seems like there should be more. I didn't even flinch at Andrea dying. It didn't move me at all, and I don't even hate her as much as others. There were no resolutions to the season. All along it felt like the story was building up to something, but it never came. The entire Woodbury "army" got turned away by Glenn and Maggie, but they didn't even do any damage. The only people who got hurt were from Carl and The Governer himself.

Maybe season 4 will start off with the bang I was expecting. I still love the show, so i will still be itching for next season.

[Psyblast]

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[bigfnjoe96]

Finally saw the season ender. All I can say is DAMN......

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[PhilliesFan13]

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Bahahahahahahaha!!!!

[st67]

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Just finished up season 3. Enjoying the show, but the shows seems to make less and less sense as it goes on.

I mean, it kind of started on a realistic note (I mean, about as realistic as a zombie apocalypse show can be), and they just seem to be going downhill bit by bit during the course of the show. It seems to me they're just getting kind of lazy and going for the big action sequences without really thinking them through at all. Then the actions/decisions of some of the characters are just completely baffling.

Either way, it's a good show and I'm looking forward to season 4. I just kind of hope they can clean it up a bit and bring it back to where it started. If it keeps on the track it is, I just don't see it being interesting much longer.

[JBH3]

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Season 4 I am hoping touches on more of the outbreak. We had a nice glimpse of things when they were at the CDC in season 1 and the Dr. explained that Paris was the last to go off line and they were close to a cure.

Since then, everything has been small town, day to day survival and inner turmoil.

[CMH]

Watched the finale last night. Took some time to let it marinate.

And it sucked. What a major disappointment of an episode. Forget season finale or anything. The entire episode was cliched, poorly constructed, and lacked any true suspense.

Bleh.


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[BDKiiing]

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I don't really like it that there's no new episode tonight.

[jeremym480]

I don't really like it that there's no new episode tonight.

Game of Thrones and season premiere of Mad Men make up for it, but I'm still going to miss The Walking Dead.

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[skywalkah]

I didn't even realize it was the finale, thought we were 2 out. Not the finish I was expecting. Pretty weak, TBH.

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[bigbob]

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Q: What was the reasoning behind having Laurie Holden's character killed in the Season 3 Finale? --Cancerdog

A: We were really working on the Woodbury arc, and it sort of played out that it made sense. The only thing that would make Rick accept the remainder of Woodbury would be something as tragic as seeing Andrea lose her life. The unfortunate thing about all these deaths is that right now the audience is saying, "Oh my God, why did you kill Andrea?" We understand that's an emotional thing -- it's supposed to be -- but there's a lot of stuff in Season 4 that comes from that moment. Once the viewer sees the next season, they'll know why we did it.

Nobody, and I mean nobody, is wondering why you killed Andrea.

If anything, people are wondering "Why did it take this long?"

[Picci]

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I feel as if I'm in a zombie state of mind thinking about the season finale. It's if they filmed half the episode and the staff decided to leave and AMC said Ok, lets leave it as that.