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Buster Bluth
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Hopefully they pick it up after realizing what season 3 was.
Season 2 and season 3 started off great and then they both took wrong turns into the mud and got stuck. Season2: Looking for Sophia for ever, Season3: buildup to the war with the Governor. And now that apparently continues in season 4...
Well it all makes perfect sense when you consider that Frank Darabont (the writer/developer/director for season 1) was fire ~3 episodes into season 2. From what I have heard from friends loosely in the business, they were never supposed to stay on the farm for the duration of season 2. They had to though, because AMC fired Darabont (who is notoriously not easy to work with because he's a perfectionist) slashed the budget by 40% and increased the episodes from 6 to 13. So naturally, the new team of writers didn't have any choice but to tone it down.
However, that does not forgive season 3. What a gigantic let down. Eight episodes of predictable sabre-rattling and a rather wimpy season finale?! COME ON.
Once you start to see that this is little more than AMC sitting on a cash cow and they're simply milking it for all its worth, it loses its magic, quickly. We don't need more scenes of slow walks in the woods arguing with each other. We don't need more scenes of the women taking turns being absolutely batshit crazy and nonsensical.
Keep in mind, AMC doesn't own Breaking Bad or Mad Men. Sony owns Breaking Bad and Lionsgate owns Mad Men. They don't gut their shows for profit.
Just watched the second episode today and I am feeling pretty decent about this season so far. There seems to be more involvement with the actual zombies this season which cannot be said for the previous season.What does everyone think of the new season?
And they even started Juxtaposing fantasy by bringing in Harry Potter and then immediately killing him. Honestly, when I first saw that kid I was like, "whose Harry Potter"? And then the next thing you know he's dead. I think one of the writer's really doesn't like Harry Potter.
As for the enemy within, it's pretty obvious to me it's that little girl who named them. She thinks they are neat pets or something.
I like Micchone's hunt for the governor and I think they can build on that, but they need to include a character with her. Maybe one she finds along the way.
I highly doubt that. How could she have overpowered two adults and burned them?
I highly doubt that. How could she have overpowered two adults and burned them?
I was only talking about the rats at the base of the fence. I wasn't talking about killing the other two.
I just don't get the lack of rules and schedules set up... Walking alone through the prison at night (Tyreses new lady), why isn't someone walking the fence line at night? Why isn't there a dedicated crew (I think it was implied) doing away with the fenced zombies? Once you clear the fence, then head outside the fence daily and start whacking the stragglers. Start gather supplies on your runs to put on the fence so the walkers can't see in.. Why not setup sound traps in no wheres ville to attract the stragglers? So many things they should be doing.
Man I just don't get it.
Wouldn't all of this kinda kill the dramatics? lol
Then again, what better way to destroy all sense of security than to create a threat from within.I was only talking about the rats at the base of the fence. I wasn't talking about killing the other two.
I thought about this too. From a logical standpoint, you or I would have done this in the real world, but increasing their defenses and blocking the zombie's view into the prison would certainly kill the dramatics. On this show they're more likely to tear down a fence than to reinforce oneThen again, what better way to destroy all sense of security than to create a threat from within.
I think it could be the little girl too, it's a sensible choice. Her sister has already said that she's not weak, she's just messed up. A messed up person certainly would be feeling for the walkers and feeding them.
I have no possible idea who would have burned the two adults though, unless they somehow did it themselves to prevent from being turned. It's probably not someone we've met yet, or maybe it's someone like the governor that found a way to sneak in? That last one is highly unlikely. I can't see it being anyone from the original cast. If it was anyone from the original cast, the only one I could see it being is Carl trying to protect everyone or something weird like that.
I have no possible idea who would have burned the two adults though, unless they somehow did it themselves to prevent from being turned. It's probably not someone we've met yet, or maybe it's someone like the governor that found a way to sneak in? That last one is highly unlikely. I can't see it being anyone from the original cast. If it was anyone from the original cast, the only one I could see it being is Carl trying to protect everyone or something weird like that.
Did they ever shore up the gaping hole at the back of the prison that Tyrese and his friends waltzed into when we first met them? And Yah I get the dramatic ideas etc. But like when someone says their sick, wouldn't you have a plan in place to implement a quarantine like immediately? God knows there isn't many antibiotics going around.
I guess I'm just jaded from the show veering way off the comic course.
I get what you're saying. I find myself thinking about if I was in that situation, what would I do and they seem to do the opposite.