The Walking Dead (Season 5)

[jeremym480]

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What was the deal with the Carol flashbacks? Seems like they would show smoke in each one.

That was the prison.

[kt-od]

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It was the worst episode of the season, so far. Like others have said, oh the van! I also thought it was dumb of how they had Daryl and Carol run back in to Noah. I wish they would have shown them tracking him or something.

[Bruce1975]

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I think they got a little to aggressive on carol getting smoked by the van.

That was a death hit.


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[jeremym480]

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I think they got a little to aggressive on carol getting smoked by the van.

That was a death hit.


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IDK, the car was sort of coming to a stop.



Now, the van. That was probably the most ridiculous thing I've seen in awhile.

[kingkilla56]

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I thought the drivers intentionally hit her. Like make sure she needs rescuing so she would be indebted to them.

But they do have some explaining to do with that van fall. Its like they didnt want to bother filming upside down in the van. That had to be a lazy/budget moment by the producers/director

[slickdtc]

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That's my take too. Isn't that their whole MO? "Rescue" people, then try to save them.

[Brandwin]

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That was the prison.

It seemed like every flash back of hers they made it a point to show smoke in the background or somewhere int he scene.

I thought the drivers intentionally hit her. Like make sure she needs rescuing so she would be indebted to them.

I thought so as well.

[jmillhimes]

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Yeah, This flashback stuff is a way of eating up alot of time. I know Robert is trying to get everyone in touch with each character but this is going to far now. I mean, the van thing sucked but it wasnt the first time we have seen lazy moves..

[kingkilla56]

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Thats more advertiser catering than lazy.

[jasontoddwhitt]

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And the way they are playing around with Darryl, one minute he's righteous and sparing lives and the next he's ready to let the boy die?!

...,and the van...ugh...

Carol had just got through saying that people couldn't be saved.

Daryl was forcing Carol to make a decision to save Noah, showing that she indeed still cared. He had his crossbow ready.

[jeremym480]

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#physics

Here's the reason for the change, I guess



#aintnobodysurvivingthat

https://tv.yahoo.com/blogs/tv-news/walking-dead-brain-dead-move-daryl-van-190641220.html

[kingkilla56]

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They should have had the van drop, hitting the ground front side down and fall back on its wheels. It would have been slightly believable at least. Could have used the airbag saved them excuse too.

Anyway Im sure this will just go down as one of the shows lol moments.

[Jr.]

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It seemed like every flash back of hers they made it a point to show smoke in the background or somewhere int he scene.

Yvette Nicole Brown had a great observation about this on Talking Dead.

She talked about the symbolism of showing Carol and smoke in each of her flashbacks, and her talking about how different she is now from what she was before the outbreak. She said something about how she went to ashes and has basically been reborn as a survivor.

Every scene with fire had Darryl starting it, so there was significance there as Carol was saying how much Darryl has changed in that she thought he was a boy at the start and is a man now.

So ultimately, Yvette thought the smoke/fire acted as symbols for Carol's transformation, and maybe Darryl's impending transformation as the season progresses?

I probably didn't explain it all that well, but it made a lot of sense when she was talking about it. I'll see if I can find video.

EDIT: Here's a link to the segment I was referring to.. http://www.amctv.com/talking-dead/vi...e-walking-dead

[bigbob]

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My mom thinks she ran in front of the car I purpose so that they had to take her, not that they intentionally hit her.

I agree.

I said before that I believed she got herself caught to get into the hospital and that it was Noah Daryl took back to the hospital.

[jmillhimes]

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Yvette Nicole Brown had a great observation about this on Talking Dead.

She talked about the symbolism of showing Carol and smoke in each of her flashbacks, and her talking about how different she is now from what she was before the outbreak. She said something about how she went to ashes and has basically been reborn as a survivor.

Every scene with fire had Darryl starting it, so there was significance there as Carol was saying how much Darryl has changed in that she thought he was a boy at the start and is a man now.

So ultimately, Yvette thought the smoke/fire acted as symbols for Carol's transformation, and maybe Darryl's impending transformation as the season progresses?

I probably didn't explain it all that well, but it made a lot of sense when she was talking about it. I'll see if I can find video.

EDIT: Here's a link to the segment I was referring to.. http://www.amctv.com/talking-dead/vi...e-walking-dead

Dont forget Darryls Mom died in a fire as well. Did anyone see the movie references in this episode?