I realize that, but they still might go with the same type of ending for his character.

Dale was supposed to stay alive and get bitten by zombies and they save his life by amputating his leg.

 

Then he gets partially eaten by cannibal humans.

 

Now that he is dead, that wont happen.

 

Sophie is still alive and one of the less than handful who survive a long time. She's dead now.

 

I have read and reread all of them recently at public library where they are free and dont know what they are planning to do next.

If they were basically recreating the comics I don't think it'd be a fun show to watch, we'd know what was coming at every moment. I'm glad they have strayed away from the comics to an extent. Keeps everything interesting but still true.

With the directors not following the comics, I wonder if they will spring anymore surprises in the final two episodes.

 

Remember the Brow!

With the directors not following the comics, I wonder if they will spring anymore surprises in the final two episodes.

 

Remember the Brow!

In the ign interview he does say that in the final two episodes is going to be insane with more twists and shocks.

T-Dog is going to start barking a lot more in the last episodes of the season I think.

final 2 episodes? Seems like we just got started 2 weeks ago!

T-Dog is going to start barking a lot more in the last episodes of the season I think.

He has at least two lines next week. As Rick is 'barking' out orders to him he sort of grunts and gives him an OK.

He has at least two lines next week. As Rick is 'barking' out orders to him he sort of grunts and gives him an OK.

And it will be epic, right up there with "Go ahead. Make my day."

^^

 

I am thinking Tdog will look at Rick or his wife and utter these classic line's

 

"Come on Man!"

^^

 

I am thinking Tdog will look at Rick or his wife and utter these classic line's

 

"Come on Man!"

 

:lol: :lol: :lol: Thanks for the Tuesday morning laugh!

The guy who played Dale is out of a job. When he read the script I wondered what he thought? "Guess I'll retire.." I liked what he played and his stand for Randell, but Dale was wrong.

 

MadMen starts March 24th.

Now if they can just get a random bearded walker to eat Rick's wife and Carl.

Now if they can just get a random bearded walker to eat Rick's wife and Carl.

In the comics, Carl is a key, key part of the nature of the story. Not sure they can kill him off without changing the nature of the story.

 

The things they have changed so far are much different but does not really alter the nature of the story. One man's attempt to protect his family and the lengths he will go to do that.

The things they have changed so far are much different but does not really alter the nature of the story. One man's attempt to protect his family and the lengths he will go to do that.

 

So Rick throws Laurie to the Walkers to save Carl? (Sorry TAC, just my crystal ball again.)

In the comics, Carl is a key, key part of the nature of the story. Not sure they can kill him off without changing the nature of the story.

 

The things they have changed so far are much different but does not really alter the nature of the story. One man's attempt to protect his family and the lengths he will go to do that.

 

I would even add Rick's attempt to protect those entrusted to him & not necessarily just his family. In the comics, he very much becomes more like Shane currently is in the television series. And he has this civil war going on within himself about whether or not he's getting the job done. The bar scene in the TV series led me to believe that perhaps the TV people were steering him down this more aggressive path.

 

I'm curious to see if Michonne (pronounced Me-Shawn) is included in the TV series. She is the one character, even more so than the Governor, that I'm anxious to see. For those that haven't read them, think Linda Hamilton in Terminator 2, except she is African-American & carries a huge sword instead of a huge gun.