http://uproxx.com/tv/2015/11/the-walking-dead-steven-yeun-removed-opening-credits/

 

 

I LOLD

 

 

 

… unless we’re going to get another 90-minute flashback episode of Enid eating more turtles or Nicholas being a cowardly jackass.

 

I think it's just a game AMC is playing now. The writers have already said Glenn will be back in some way shape or form and are doing this on purpose to keep people in suspense. It's all about the ratings and people are raging over this on the interwebs.

LOL I loved that episode of Brooklyn Nine Nine...

Morgan is too angry. I would say he is Raphael.

So was that Glen calling for help?

Could have been... He DID ha e a walkie talkie with him.

 

I think it was the dude who jacked Darryl's bike and equipment. He took the walkie with him and probably ran into trouble.

Could have been... He DID ha e a walkie talkie with him.

 

I think it was the dude who jacked Darryl's bike and equipment. He took the walkie with him and probably ran into trouble.

Did he have the radio? When Daryl realized it was going bad, the guy told him to give the girl the crossbow. That's the only thing I saw him give the blonde dude.

He's alive!

Glawks don't have a thumb safety

 

 

Just sayin' :rofl:

 

That was also a mistake in the very first episode. Rick (it may have been Shane) told another sheriff's officer to take the safety off his Glock right before Rick got shot.

Glawks don't have a thumb safety

 

He gave him a glock but was showing him a Beretta prior.

They look to be in pretty bad shape for next week. And of course the midseason break

Also last nights commercials seemed back even by the wd standards

Seriously - commercial break every 5 minutes.  That was pretty bad.

 

The mid-season finale is gonna be interesting...

Negan has arrived....

Negan has arrived....

Didn't really enjoy last nights episode to be honest

http://uproxx.com/tv/2015/11/the-walking-dead-start-to-finish-questions/

 

 

worst episode ever

worst episode ever

I didn't think it was too bad, aside from the two ladies not taking the hostage headshot in the Wolf made me angry. I mean, c'mon, they routinely make headshots at 25 yards on walkers - while running full tilt. You can't make one on that guy's big grape at 7 yards?

 

Although, not taking the shot was probably more believable.....

I didn't think it was too bad, aside from the two ladies not taking the hostage headshot in the Wolf made me angry. I mean, c'mon, they routinely make headshots at 25 yards on walkers - while running full tilt. You can't make one on that guy's big grape at 7 yards?

 

Although, not taking the shot was probably more believable.....

 

Yes, I thought the same thing.  I enjoyed the episode.  Lots of different story lines after the group was split up.  

 

I was looking at that hostage head shot thinking that even I could have made that shot, and I'm not that good.  

It was good. Should be interesting when the second half starts next year.

They dressed up the aimless writing a bit for the finale, but they took a kick ass opening to the season and have turned it into the band padding out the instrumental for time because the singer had to go take a dump. 

 

Pinch it off already and get to actually moving the plot forward. 

How does having their sanctuary city breached and a horde of walkers enter their safe haven not move the story along? The choices the characters have to make from here are huge.

 

Stay or go? Fight or run?

What am I supposed to watch tonight?

 

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