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"The Walking Dead" Season 4

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I like how they've leaned more on the comics in this season.

 

With Hershel gone, I hope that doesn't mean they'll neglect to bring in the cannibals storyline. I think they can go a whole season with that threat.

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We saw what was left of her body I thought. Honestly, I didn't really see the Governor dying already. But I like the direction of the show MUCH better.

 

I think they had to kill him, his story had peaked..

 

 

Plus, he dies soon after in the comics.

Watched Talking dead. Sorry.

 

I'm about halfway finished with it. Been like a funeral service so far.

Wonder if they have Lilly, I think that's her name..The mom of the girl who died.....and the girl who didn't want to kill anyone, back for the second half of the season? Could they possibly join Rick?

 

I could see the girl who wouldn't kill anyone and Carol being an item.

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For those who've read the books....

 

 

Do you think with Meghan finding the "Flash flood area" sign, that it's a sign of the flood with the walkers as it talks about in the books?

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I like how they've leaned more on the comics in this season.

 

With Hershel gone, I hope that doesn't mean they'll neglect to bring in the cannibals storyline. I think they can go a whole season with that threat.

 

Cannibals would be a great storyline. Wish they would have hinted at it already though..haha The suspense kills me..

For those who've read the books....

 

 

Do you think with Meghan finding the "Flash flood area" sign, that it's a sign of the flood with the walkers as it talks about in the books?

 

Never thought about that, but you could be on to something there.

My wife' date=' when that walker was creeping up on Daryl: "If they kill off Daryl, I'm out."[/quote']

 

:lol2: My wife said the same thing.

Judith is dead IMO.

 

Probably. Other thought I have is that the one guy who got shot in the shoulder (the one who likes the bottle :lol2:) maybe grabbed her out of the carseat and ran with her. He would have been bleeding, so that could account for blood in the carset while taking Judith out.

About Tyrese and the kids at the end, especially "Carol's girls"......so an interesting piece would be if Tyrese has the girls and is separated from the rest, and stumbles upon Carol. Then that makes a little subgroup. Because Tyrese still does not know that Carol killed Tyrese's lady friend.

Cannibals would be a great storyline.

 

Just not feeling that with you, SvFan4life. :lol2:

Okay, took a little while to digest everything...but, after a night's sleep, here's what I got.

 

1. By fracturing the group into at least 2, if not 3, new sub-groups (Rick/Carl, Maggie/Tyrese, and the people on the bus) they can really diversify the storylines with each of their adventures. Plus, it'll allow the writers to introduce new characters in a much more realistic sense (as opposed to someone walking up to the prison).

 

2. With as much blood as they showed in the car seat, I'll be very disappointed if the baby is still alive (am I morbid for thinking that?!?). Plus, if someone wanted to take the baby, why not just grab the whole car seat and go? (The only ones that might not be able to do that, would be the little girls. But, that still wouldn't explain the blood.)

 

3. It wouldn't surprise me if Tyrese comes upon Carol at some point in time. The fact that Rick and Daryl were thhhhhiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisssss close to telling him, makes me believe that it'll come back up at a later date. Or at the very least, somebody will say something (Maggie, maybe?) that will send him off the deep end, or not trusting Rick again (most likely at a critical moment).

 

4. The governor IS dead. Thank goodness. I can't believe he continued to find "supporters" who were willing to go along with some of his crazy plans. I mean, only one person in his group at the fence was "conflicted" after hearing Rick's speech/offer and then seeing the governor kill Hershel?!?

 

5. I can't believe how seemingly some characters are single-shot "expert" shooters when it comes to shooting walkers...but, then suddenly are unable to hit anything when it comes to using automatic weapons on humans. I almost felt like I was watching an old episode of the A-Team or something like that, with all of the shooting going on, but nobody getting hit.

 

What an episode, though!

Okay' date=' took a little while to digest everything...but, after a night's sleep, here's what I got. 1. By fracturing the group into at least 2, if not 3, new sub-groups (Rick/Carl, Maggie/Tyrese, and the people on the bus) they can really diversify the storylines with each of their adventures. Plus, it'll allow the writers to introduce new characters in a much more realistic sense (as opposed to someone walking up to the prison). 2. With as much blood as they showed in the car seat, I'll be very disappointed if the baby is still alive (am I morbid for thinking that?!?). Plus, if someone wanted to take the baby, why not just grab the whole car seat and go? (The only ones that might not be able to do that, would be the little girls. But, that still wouldn't explain the blood.) 3. It wouldn't surprise me if Tyrese comes upon Carol at some point in time. The fact that Rick and Daryl were thhhhhiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisssss close to telling him, makes me believe that it'll come back up at a later date. Or at the very least, somebody will say something (Maggie, maybe?) that will send him off the deep end, or not trusting Rick again (most likely at a critical moment). 4. The governor IS dead. Thank goodness. I can't believe he continued to find "supporters" who were willing to go along with some of his crazy plans. I mean, only one person in his group at the fence was "conflicted" after hearing Rick's speech/offer and then seeing the governor kill Hershel?!? 5. I can't believe how seemingly some characters are single-shot "expert" shooters when it comes to shooting walkers...but, then suddenly are unable to hit anything when it comes to using automatic weapons on humans. I almost felt like I was watching an old episode of the A-Team or something like that, with all of the shooting going on, but nobody getting hit. What an episode, though![/quote']

 

Regarding the baby...why would you grab the car seat? That's extra weight to carry running through the woods.

 

I think someone grabbed Judith.

 

Either Tyreese and the girls or someone else.

Somebody had to have grabbed that baby. Don't the walkers usually eat right on the spot? They wouldn't have taken the baby somewhere else to eat her?

The baby is still alive. No way they killed the baby and the young girl on the same night.

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