OK, so they did get a little more aggressive in this episode with the beating of Glenn but there was no brutal rape scene and no one lost so much as a digit. So I think they phoned it in a little there.
I also felt like they were spinning their wheels with the Mr. Coleman turning experiment (maybe that was the experiment he wanted the power for or something like it?). The same for the groups advancement on Woodbury being impeded by a small herd of walkers as well as anything to do with Andrea and the Governor (which is incredibly tedious IMO).
Its still entertaining but it just feels a little watered down.
I hear ya on what you have said. Some of it was probably just added filler because they needed some additional air time to take up the space between then and the mid season finale.
who was carl talking about in the trailer when he says "you have to leave her"?
Also have any of you watched the webisodes "Cold Storage"? I haven't yet. Is it any good?
The scene where Carol saw the baby for the first time and, without one word being spoken, her exchange with Rick when she immediately realized that Lori was dead, rivaled Lori's farewell to Carl for emotion and intensity.
Most of the acting in this series is top notch, and they do such a good job of getting you invested in the main characters.
Since this tread is primarily about the latest episode -I'm wondering if we an add spoiler to the thread title and stop using them here on the thread since you can't see te text on a mobile device.
Honestly, it is what we should do. Put spoilers in the title, stop doing it in the text. I typically do not watch the episodes on Sunday. (I spread Walking Dead/Dexter/Homeland throughout the week). Since I do this, I simply do not check this thread until I watch it because I expect spoilers. It's simply common sense.
Honestly, it is what we should do. Put spoilers in the title, stop doing it in the text. I typically do not watch the episodes on Sunday. (I spread Walking Dead/Dexter/Homeland throughout the week). Since I do this, I simply do not check this thread until I watch it because I expect spoilers. It's simply common sense.
That's what I do, too -- it makes sense to watch one of the premium channel shows "live" and put Walking Dead on the DVR, especially with the latter's endless commercials.
I also don't open this thread until I have watched the latest episode. Maybe we all should just agree to stop using spoiler tags from this point forward.
However, I think it would be prudent to ask the OP and perhaps the Mod to change the title of the thread to include spoilers rather then to just do whatever,....
I'll use spoiler tags until such time as this is sorted correctly,.....I've been burned before and I consider myself a model BBR / DSLR member,....
I can't wait for the show tonight. The governor suspects they might come looking for Glenn and Maggie, but he has no idea they're already outside and know for sure Glenn and Maggie are in there. And, Rick & Crew have already been prepped as to the silver tongued Jim Jones nature of the governor. They've also been making it seem like everyone inside the town is basically weak compared with Rick & Crew who have become stone cold lightning fast killers. Heck, I'd put money down on Carl against anyone from that town. Which by the way - the whole thing about Carl's pubs coming in and him getting the hots for the younger sister is annoying. No way he'd have a chance with that girl. Only messed up psycho women go for younger guys. lol
The whole zombie guts thing reminds me of that torture scene in prison break where the dude is explaining how a body will shut down and you'll die after prolonged exposure to rotting flesh. That was Gretchen (sp?) early in the last season I think. I imagine being next to the bucket of guts would be bad, but spilling it on you like in this show would be unbearable.
The big question is... will the screw us with a big cliff hanger for 3/4 of a year, or will they sum up this season at the end like they did last season.
I can't take anymore. Having to wait until freaking March for the last episode of Grimm is bad enough. Although even though only 13 episodes are listed, that has always been a 20 episode show per season and maybe the other 7 episodes just haven't been listed back. At least they said "We're sorry" at the end of the last one.
I avoid reading things until after I have seen the show. So it doesn't bother me to use/not use spoiler tags.
Its the last episode of the season so lets just leave it the way it is and when we start a new thread for part 2 of the seaon, we can put a warning in the title.
Personally I think spoilers are for information that hasn't happened yet. Say for example a plot twist for next season or for an episode that hasn't aired yet. For an episode that has already aired it shouldn't matter. I know we keep putting the tags in to be nice and not to spoil it for each other but if the episode has aired then don't read the thread until after seeing the episode.
Seems like there can only be one black man in the group at a time
Good way to end the first half of the season. A cliff hanger but none of the main characters died. Curious to see if Daryl and Merle can somehow get out alive, only if Andrea decided to help them maybe. And what would Merle do after if they did.
Loved the Michonne/Gov fight scene, glad she made it out too. She is my fav for sure.
The governor never let's a good crisis go to waste! You could see the fury in his eye at Merle for lying to him about Michone. I hope he rejoins Rick and the crew but I don't think he will make it.
About the Governor -- I know in the books he is far more demented but in the tv series, he's definitely not a good guy - but he doesn't seem as genuinely evil.
Carl also grew a pair this episode. He can be quite clever it seems (Esp his remark in the preview for the next episode)
I was a little distracted during the final scene because of bloopers or rather inconsistencies, ..Im sure others picked up on it. If I re-watch it Ill try and ignore it to better get a feel of the acting.
I was a little distracted during the final scene because of bloopers or rather inconsistencies, ..Im sure others picked up on it. If I re-watch it Ill try and ignore it to better get a feel of the acting.
Can you elaborate?
Anyway I though the episode was great. I watched most of it standing up cause it was so suspenseful. Also, is the black guy the guy from the first season?
I don't recall seeing the son i... . Went googling around because I've been wondering about Morgan and his son Duane for a while now and rumors are they are supposed to come back (or at least Morgan is) this season)
I was a little distracted during the final scene because of bloopers or rather inconsistencies, ..Im sure others picked up on it. If I re-watch it Ill try and ignore it to better get a feel of the acting.
Can you elaborate?
Anyway I though the episode was great. I watched most of it standing up cause it was so suspenseful. Also, is the black guy the guy from the first season?
Sure,
The last scene with the Governor at the end looked like it was edited from at least three distinctly different takes. The first one I'll call the "baseline" (bandage firmly in place over clean gauze patch) and the second I'll call the "slip" (clean gauze patch over the eye is positioned noticeably lower then before). Finally the last one I'll call "over zealous makeup artist" (red tinge was added to the gauze patch).
I enjoyed the episode as well though. I really liked the opening scene as well as the closing scene, .and just about everything else in between, .
Tyreese is a well known character in the books. I wont go into any real detail unless someone wants to know more. However, Ill just say that in the book, Tyreese (and his group) originally met up with Rick (and his group) while they were on the road. This is when Ricks group were still living out of the Winnebago and were transitioning from Hershels farm (due to a falling out) but had not yet found the prison. So Tyreese helped clear the prison.
Tyreeses group consisted of his daughter and his daughters boyfriend. If there were others I forget their relation and significance.
Morgan is currently an active character / group member in the book so it makes sense that he would make an appearance in the show at some point. It feels way too early for that in the show since a lot still should happen before he reappears. However, Tyreese seems very late so events are somewhat out of order