February 7, 201412 yr 'The Walking Dead' spoilers: Fate of Judith revealed by Andrew Lincoln - Oklahoma City Pop Culture | Examiner.com
February 7, 201412 yr Author So I read one article and it mentioned this quote from him As Andrew Lincoln, the actor who played Rick Grimes, said, "I think, as you've seen in the episode, she's gone. That's it. That's the feeling for Rick and Carl." Which still doesn't actually confirm she's dead, it's simply saying that's what Rick and Carl feel like.
February 7, 201412 yr So I read one article and it mentioned this quote from him As Andrew Lincoln, the actor who played Rick Grimes, said, "I think, as you've seen in the episode, she's gone. That's it. That's the feeling for Rick and Carl." Which still doesn't actually confirm she's dead, it's simply saying that's what Rick and Carl feel like. Could be. I read an article earlier today that said Kirkman & the producers knew they couldn't kill Judith as she died in the comics, so they opted for this "invisible" death. I think she's dead.
February 7, 201412 yr Author Could be. I read an article earlier today that said Kirkman & the producers knew they couldn't kill Judith as she died in the comics, so they opted for this "invisible" death. I think she's dead. Yeah, I still think it's a strong possibility and I said earlier that they should they had the baby die during birth or something to lessen the outcry but it does make for strong ratings and good tv. I do doubt that any cast member actually gives up the reveal before the season starts, Kirkman and the rest of the crew would go nuts if they spilled the beans too soon.
February 7, 201412 yr Yeah, I still think it's a strong possibility and I said earlier that they should they had the baby die during birth or something to lessen the outcry but it does make for strong ratings and good tv. I never thought Judith would last long because it just seems difficult to keep a baby/toddler on as a regular character.
February 7, 201412 yr Author I never thought Judith would last long because it just seems difficult to keep a baby/toddler on as a regular character. Exactly what I said from the moment she lasted longer than birth. They'd have to fast forward too much for her to age and it was different in the comics. I understand them switching her death the way they did but still a rough scene altogether.
February 7, 201412 yr I never thought Judith would last long because it just seems difficult to keep a baby/toddler on as a regular character. The way Carl has developed has impressed me. I was worried the time line of the show would, in real life, leave him to grow too quickly or not quick enough but he still fits the role he needs to.
February 9, 201412 yr I dont think anyone will die tonight so much as a catch up of where all the groups are. Next week - Someone will have to go.
February 9, 201412 yr I don't think anyone dies tonight except for some walkers. I feel pretty good that tonight's episode will look like this: I've got a pretty good idea what the first episode of the 2nd half will be after re-reading some of the comics the other night. I read in an interview where Kirkman or one of the producers said they were taking at least one show straight from the comics, and I'm almost certain it'll be this & I think it'll be the first episode of the 2nd half: Rick is badly wounded from the fight w/ The Governor. He & Carl hole themselves up in a house, but Rick gets sick to the point that Carl thinks he might be dying--even pulling a gun on him when he thinks he has died for fear of his return as a walker. Carl leaves the house with Rick in it to try & find medicine & also to draw walkers away from the house. He does so successfully & when he comes back he talks to a passed out Rick & says basically, "I can survive without you."
February 9, 201412 yr Which Walking Dead character are you? Which 'Walking Dead' Character Are You? - Zimbio I am Michonne! :lol2:
February 9, 201412 yr Here is a review of tonight's episode. Highlight to read it. As usual for early episode reviews, I do keep it short. While I avoid major spoilers, basic plot items are discussed which have been previously revealed in the trailers and clips. Avoid this review if you want to know absolutely nothing going into this episode. What I’ve really enjoyed about Season 4 is that the creative team isn’t playing it safe. It would have been very easy to stretch out the prison story over the next eight episodes, but they took a chance here and it has really paid off so far. If you’ve seen the new poster, photos, or any of the teasers, you know that Carl is a big focus in this episode. With Carl being one of only a handful of the original group of survivors, he’s gone from more of a secondary character to someone that has an active role in helping keep the group safe in Season 4. It’s been great to see Chandler grow up over the four seasons to the point where he can carry his own scenes and this entire episode really hangs on his performance. I have a feeling that there are going to be a lot more Carl fans after tonight. For those who have wanted to learn more about Michonne, you’re going to get your chance this episode. She was a woman of few words when we first met her in the comic book series and in Season 3, but that doesn’t work for the long run on TV. I won’t go into any details to avoid spoilers, but I really like how they’ve been evolving her character this season and that trend continues in this episode. The focus this week is on a handful of characters, so you may or may not get a look at your favorite survivor this time. However, if you’ve seen the trailer for the second half of Season 4, it looks like every character will get plenty of screen time. After was directed by Greg Nicotero, who has become one of the series’ go-to directors and it’s for obvious reasons. The walkers are once again top-notch and there are more than a couple of zombie scenes that will keep people talking. Not only is Nicotero able to put together some great horror scenes, but he also delivers impactful character moments. It’s been great to watch him take on more episodes as a director each season and I hope the trend continues. Robert Kirkman is responsible for writing this particular episode and you can tell that he really enjoyed adapting this area of the story. Where many writers are opposed to major changes when their material is adapted, Kirkman sees this as an opportunity to remix and expand what we’ve read in the comic book series, and there are a number of surprises fans are going to really enjoy. The Walking Dead Season 4 returns with an episode that feels very different from much of what we saw in Season 3 and the first half of Season 4, and that’s a good thing. In order for this story to continue, the survivors have to leave the prison and this is the most excited I’ve been for new episodes in a while. This opens the door to many possibilities, including new characters, and I’m really interested to see where Scott M. Gimple, Robert Kirkman, and everyone else takes these survivors in the second half of the season. Episode Score: 4/5 http://dailydead.com/review-walking-dead-episode-409/
February 10, 201412 yr Which Walking Dead character are you? Which 'Walking Dead' Character Are You? - Zimbio I am Michonne! :lol2: I'm Rick!!
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