The Walking Dead Review: Gunfight at the Zombie Corral Comments (Page 2)
14 Comments
Terrie Rank: Regular Character
February 20th, 2012 11:25 AM
Ok, I just started this show last night.....I watched the episode that aired before this one and this new one........I'm hooked.........
Jarrod Mitchell Rank: Leading Character
February 20th, 2012 8:48 AM
As much as I hate Lori, I hate Shane even more. Kill him off. Honestly, I hope he takes Andrea with him too. She's just as annoying lately. I know I sound negative, but tonight's episode really showed characters true colours more than ever and quite frankly, I wish Shane would just die. I may sound naive here, but I do believe the baby is Rick's and I think Shane thinking he can get Lori is 100% ridiculous. Just get with that ignorant blonde woman! As for Carol, your daughter disappeared and all you did was cry. Now she's dead and you're thinking about other people. I understand people grieve in different manners, but I see none whatsoever.
Spookypaws
February 20th, 2012 7:13 AM
I sorta disagree Bob. I think what they're trying to show here is that even in the face of difficult situations and odds, being HUMAN is what separates Rick and Shane. Shane would have left that kid and probably shot him (a la Otis), Rick wants to at least save a non zombie life and help out. He wants to help people, because let's face it, the world is gonna need people to re-populate and survive. And what action are they going to take? I don't think there are enough of them to go out and form a killing squad against walkers, but the more people they save and help, they can become stronger. Point being is that I think they're showing that Rick accepts that all PEOPLE need to band together against the walkers. Pitting humans against humans is going to lead you to death, unless of course the people turn on each other. It's easier for a community to survive than a single person.
StBob
February 20th, 2012 3:51 AM
This had to be one of the worse episodes ever. Shane's comments about "let's buy them flowers" was apt. Rick's "will we shoot them in cold blood or talk about our feelings" was out of place this far in. He's either stupid or... well stupid as all I can think of, I wouldn't want him leading my group. This belonged to series 1 when they where still in conflict about what they needed to do to survive. But now they are survivors and we need less "kumbaya" and more action. Somebody is losing the plot here and it's the writers not the characters. And really can Glenn do anything other expression than nervous worried kid? Speaking of kids why haven't Laurie and Rick discussed what school they are going to send their unborn child to? I mean these things are important.
Rank: Regular Character
February 20th, 2012 11:25 AM
Ok, I just started this show last night.....I watched the episode that aired before this one and this new one........I'm hooked.........
Rank: Leading Character
February 20th, 2012 8:48 AM
As much as I hate Lori, I hate Shane even more. Kill him off. Honestly, I hope he takes Andrea with him too. She's just as annoying lately. I know I sound negative, but tonight's episode really showed characters true colours more than ever and quite frankly, I wish Shane would just die. I may sound naive here, but I do believe the baby is Rick's and I think Shane thinking he can get Lori is 100% ridiculous. Just get with that ignorant blonde woman! As for Carol, your daughter disappeared and all you did was cry. Now she's dead and you're thinking about other people. I understand people grieve in different manners, but I see none whatsoever.
February 20th, 2012 7:13 AM
I sorta disagree Bob. I think what they're trying to show here is that even in the face of difficult situations and odds, being HUMAN is what separates Rick and Shane. Shane would have left that kid and probably shot him (a la Otis), Rick wants to at least save a non zombie life and help out. He wants to help people, because let's face it, the world is gonna need people to re-populate and survive. And what action are they going to take? I don't think there are enough of them to go out and form a killing squad against walkers, but the more people they save and help, they can become stronger. Point being is that I think they're showing that Rick accepts that all PEOPLE need to band together against the walkers. Pitting humans against humans is going to lead you to death, unless of course the people turn on each other. It's easier for a community to survive than a single person.
February 20th, 2012 3:51 AM
This had to be one of the worse episodes ever. Shane's comments about "let's buy them flowers" was apt. Rick's "will we shoot them in cold blood or talk about our feelings" was out of place this far in. He's either stupid or... well stupid as all I can think of, I wouldn't want him leading my group. This belonged to series 1 when they where still in conflict about what they needed to do to survive. But now they are survivors and we need less "kumbaya" and more action. Somebody is losing the plot here and it's the writers not the characters. And really can Glenn do anything other expression than nervous worried kid? Speaking of kids why haven't Laurie and Rick discussed what school they are going to send their unborn child to? I mean these things are important.