The Walking Dead (Season 4)

[Brandwin]

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I can't help but feel they'll kill off Rick this season and Daryl will be the main the character afterwards.

I would prefer them killing Daryl off. I'm not as fan of him as much as others, plus it would piss people off more as a lot seem to dislike Rick.

[Cubfan]

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So, what's the deal with spoilers? We don't have to use spoiler tags for the episode after it airs right? I'll do it for now to be safe, but I'd assume people will stay out of this thread until they've seen the latest episode, lol.

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I really hope the disease does not go airborne. I think it would be lame to have people randomly turning because they caught the fever through the air. But yeah, the pig dying and the kid at the end definitely mean something is up...

I enjoyed the episode tonight. I think things are going to ramp up very quickly.



Well, he pumped it before he turned it on, and since it's just a barrel of water I'd imagine you have to pump it to build up pressure to get some water up and out of the shower head, which is why it gradually turned off. I don't think anybody shut it off, it just doesn't stay on for very long without more pumping.

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I think its either animals are infected like people are or animals are eating the remains of the walkers.

[Cutter15]

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At the beginning of the episode Rick told Carl the pig was food and not to name them. Now they're eating diseased meat. This group just can't catch a break.

[Picci]

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Not that it matters much, and I'm going to watch it again on DVR but did anyone hear anything mentioned about the governor? Looks like there's a span of a good 2-3 months forward in time since season 3 and I find it strange there's nothing regarding him (not that I want him to return) or no care of any retribution from him. Almost seems he was a waste of time.

[13]

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On Talking Dead the guy said that roughly 6 - 7 months past since Season 3's finale.

[Dogslax41]

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On Talking Dead the guy said that roughly 6 - 7 months past since Season 3's finale.

Yean the burried gun from the shootout and the fact that Rick has no problems wearing headphones outside show there has been a significant amount of time passed.

[Dogslax41]

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Not that it matters much, and I'm going to watch it again on DVR but did anyone hear anything mentioned about the governor? Looks like there's a span of a good 2-3 months forward in time since season 3 and I find it strange there's nothing regarding him (not that I want him to return) or no care of any retribution from him. Almost seems he was a waste of time.

They only mention him in reference to Michonne. Thats why she has been gone from camp and she mentions that she want to go search as far as Macon for him. He's not done yet.

[ThatKidNamedTae]

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Fellow W.D watchers

Anyone else find D'Angelo from The Wire very suspicious especially during the run? It seems as if he is a recovering alcoholic from the way he was treating that bottle. And he didn't look very sad/guilty for getting Beth's boyfriend killed. Hmmm.

(BTW, I think Carl has gotten wayyy to grown for his age. Needs a good ol' whoopin.)

[Jr.]

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That was a super quick death from whatever virus for that kid. He's fine during the day, fast-forward 8 hours and he's sweating and coughing, then BAM, he's dead.

I'm guessing it won't be that quick for the rest of the characters if/when they get it.

[Psyblast]

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They made a point of showing that one walker outside the fence with the bleeding eyes more than once. That and the pig. Interesting.

[gopher_guy]

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Yeah I have to imagine the walker with the bloody eyes and the kid dying are connected somehow.

But in the final scene I couldn't tell if the kid was supposed to be bleeding from the "disease" or if he just hit his head on the tile when he fell.

[goh]

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I would prefer them killing Daryl off. I'm not as fan of him as much as others, plus it would piss people off more as a lot seem to dislike Rick.

I don't dislike Rick but in theory if they're trying to make a different universe than the comic that'd be the best way.

Speaking of which here's the comparision for this week: http://screencrush.com/walking-dead-...t-an-accident/

Not too spoilerish but maybe a little bit.

[Picci]

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"The Walking Dead" Season 4 premiere ratings are record-breaking. More than 16 million viewers tuned in to see the return of AMC's zombie drama.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/10/14/the-walking-dead-ratings_n_4098367.html

[WWF80sKid]

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The disease is already airborne. Everyone is already infected. You have to die to turn. Therefore there is some kind of virus that is spreading that has nothing to do with the zombie disease, but a virus that kills people once infected with it.

The kid coughed all over the open water supply. Between him biting people (as a walker), and people using the water he coughed on, there is going to be some crazy stuff going on next episode!

Also, the Governor will be around. They have to save some stuff for other season. IF he even shows up this season, I see it being at the very end. We get a breather from him, and that way when he shows back up it'll be a shock.

[gopher_guy]

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The disease is already airborne. Everyone is already infected.

Aahh yeah. Duh.

That slipped my mind for some reason.