The Walking Dead Season 3

[barlowd]

I like season 3 the best so far.
Season 2 on the farm was my least favorite.
Season 1 was good but I hated Shane
Also Carl was an annoying little **** until season 3, not sure what happened over the winter but by season 3 he was a little bad ****.

His balls dropped

[oorah_okie]

full season 3 review.

Summary It started off great but hit some bumps and went full **** by the finale. I say that is fairly accurate.

Agreed

[JDShellnutt]

His balls dropped

He dropped a huge set of titanium balls apparently.

[OnlyOneOklahoma]

you are all going to hate me for this

What's it like to have asperger's?

I honestly dont understand why people are so critical of tv shows. Suspension of disbelief is real easy in this show, don't think hard about it and the show is actually quite good. As someone who is able to enjoy most anything, I think Walking Dead is quite good (top 10 shows), especially compared to the other **** I like.

[JDShellnutt]

What's it like to have asperger's?

I honestly dont understand why people are so critical of tv shows. Suspension of disbelief is real easy in this show, don't think hard about it and the show is actually quite good. As someone who is able to enjoy most anything, I think Walking Dead is quite good (top 10 shows), especially compared to the other **** I like.

Holy ****...I agree with ooo, might be the first time ever.

[oucub23]

What's it like to have asperger's?

I honestly dont understand why people are so critical of tv shows. Suspension of disbelief is real easy in this show, don't think hard about it and the show is actually quite good. As someone who is able to enjoy most anything, I think Walking Dead is quite good (top 10 shows), especially compared to the other **** I like.

I think the problem usually stems from people that don't have enough real life and their real life.

[FriarDan]

If you can laugh at yourself you can probably laugh at silly observations about the show without making a big deal about it.

[SoonerBeerSnob]

What's it like to have asperger's?

I honestly dont understand why people are so critical of tv shows. Suspension of disbelief is real easy in this show, don't think hard about it and the show is actually quite good. As someone who is able to enjoy most anything, I think Walking Dead is quite good (top 10 shows), especially compared to the other **** I like.

You realize I didn't make these right? I found them all in one album. I also don't agree with every single one. It is one of my top 3 favorite shows on tv. Does it have its flaws? Yes, but I still watch every single week because it is great drama. I hold it to a high standard because I do like the show so much. It's okay not to agree with everything on the screen of a show you like. This show, as you can tell from posts, generates much more discussion (was carl right or wrong, is shane's philosopy more correct than ricks) than GoT. Does it make it a better show? It depends on what you like. One is a sweeping political drama the other is a more intimate character driven story. Me not liking some parts does not lessen your enjoyment of the show. I am not sitting here trying to get a rise out of people like oorah was for a while. He made people so defensive that you can't even criticize the show on here anymore.

[oorah_okie]

I am not sitting here trying to get a rise out of people like oorah was for a while. He made people so defensive that you can't even criticize the show on here anymore.

[oucub23]

You realize I didn't make these right? I found them all in one album. I also don't agree with every single one. It is one of my top 3 favorite shows on tv. Does it have its flaws? Yes, but I still watch every single week because it is great drama. I hold it to a high standard because I do like the show so much. It's okay not to agree with everything on the screen of a show you like. This show, as you can tell from posts, generates much more discussion (was carl right or wrong, is shane's philosopy more correct than ricks) than GoT. Does it make it a better show? It depends on what you like. One is a sweeping political drama the other is a more intimate character driven story. Me not liking some parts does not lessen your enjoyment of the show. I am not sitting here trying to get a rise out of people like oorah was for a while. He made people so defensive that you can't even criticize the show on here anymore.

The last one was the best.

[barlowd]

[Sooner Bob]

The last one was the best.

Yep . . . I thought Laurie was more of a pain than Andrea most of the time.

[barlowd]

Refresh my mind, didn't the Gov. allude that they saw Rick taking ammo/weaponry from Morgan? If so, how did he know?

[nolesooner]

Refresh my mind, didn't the Gov. allude that they saw Rick taking ammo/weaponry from Morgan? If so, how did he know?

I don't remember that at all.

[barlowd]

I don't remember that at all.

Maybe at the Summit?

[drumhead23us]

Refresh my mind, didn't the Gov. allude that they saw Rick taking ammo/weaponry from Morgan? If so, how did he know?

Yes, he did. It wasn't clear whether he saw him actually taking it from Morgan's location, or whether he saw them bringing it back to the prison. Odds are it's the latter, and they had a spy on the prison watching Rick and Co.

[SiggyPoke]

Refresh my mind, didn't the Gov. allude that they saw Rick taking ammo/weaponry from Morgan? If so, how did he know?

Yes he did, but I believe they were watching the prison and noticed Rick bringing weapons/ammo back from somewhere.

[SiggyPoke]

I'm looking forward to season 3 being on Netflix. I'm going to watch it again from start to finish without commercials. I did the same a few weeks back during the weekend with seasons 1 & 2.

[nolesooner]

Good call guys.

[barlowd]

Makes sense

[SiggyPoke]

Or is Morgan connected to Woodbury in some way and the Gov got that info from him?

[barlowd]

Or is Morgan connected to Woodbury in some way and the Gov got that info from him?

Maybe he is an outstationed member. Lookout. Pretty sure if the Gov knew that weaponry was guarded by one guy, they would have killed him off long ago.

[usaosooner]

Morgan isn't connected to the Governor all the way back at Ricks town(besides being that bat**** crazy he wouldn't be controllable) The Gov had a spy on the prison,

Rick wasn't followed either

[SoonerSean03]

The Gov had people watching the prison and saw the weapons going in. Though that kind of begs the question -- where were his spies when the gang pretended to leave and instead only hid in the woods? You would think the Gov would have wanted some good intel before charging through the gates the second time.

[Turk]

Nah, he murdered the kid.

In ZA, there is no murder.

[SiggyPoke]

In ZA, there is no murder.

There is only Zuul.

[AcousticSoup]

To USAO spoiler reply to OB that I can't quote and reply to for some stupid reason:

  Spoiler:

I don't think they'll replace Abraham with this "Roy Stark". They're keeping the backgrounds of the comic characters in check. Abraham didn't have a medical background, but if I remember correctly, he was military. Even the guy who plays Tyreese on Talking Dead said that his character played in the NFL and they didn't say anything about that on the show.

I'm thinking this "Roy Stark" may be a created character like Daryl or Merle and may be an amalgam of several comic characters that won't make an appearance.

The more I've thought about it, the more I think that the show is still on schedule to follow the arch set by the comics. The Woodbury people DID refuge in the prison, but that was after Rick's gang was severed in different directions.

With the Governor leaving with his two main henchman, he could discover Woodbury is abandoned and find the biggest weapon he was missing from the comic raid on the prison:

The tank.

He returns to **** **** up and the story arch returns to normal.

I'm anticipating a lot of flux in season four. Stability should be at a premium and they should be on the road for a vast majority of it.

The main thing that people have said about the TV version of the Governor is that he's tame compared to his comic counterpart.

I think now that he's done what he's done, we got the visual of how the governor became who he is, rather than the mad hatter we were introduced to immediately in the comic.

[usaosooner]

To USAO spoiler reply to OB that I can't quote and reply to for some stupid reason:

  Spoiler:

I don't think they'll replace Abraham with this "Roy Stark". They're keeping the backgrounds of the comic characters in check. Abraham didn't have a medical background, but if I remember correctly, he was military. Even the guy who plays Tyreese on Talking Dead said that his character played in the NFL and they didn't say anything about that on the show.

I'm thinking this "Roy Stark" may be a created character like Daryl or Merle and may be an amalgam of several comic characters that won't make an appearance.

The more I've thought about it, the more I think that the show is still on schedule to follow the arch set by the comics. The Woodbury people DID refuge in the prison, but that was after Rick's gang was severed in different directions.

With the Governor leaving with his two main henchman, he could discover Woodbury is abandoned and find the biggest weapon he was missing from the comic raid on the prison:

The tank.

He returns to **** **** up and the story arch returns to normal.

I'm anticipating a lot of flux in season four. Stability should be at a premium and they should be on the road for a vast majority of it.

The main thing that people have said about the TV version of the Governor is that he's tame compared to his comic counterpart.

I think now that he's done what he's done, we got the visual of how the governor became who he is, rather than the mad hatter we were introduced to immediately in the comic.

Good stuff here I agree with it

  Spoiler:

I didn't think Stark would be the exact replica I do agree its likely he's a mesh of comic folk

[SoonerBeerSnob]

Three actors bumped up to "Series Regular" status. Spoilers?

This answers some of the speculation about season 4 but im not sure if it qualifies for a spoiler tag.


These promotions follow the news THR reported earlier this week that David Morrissey (The Governor) will remain a series regular in Season 4 as well.

[usaosooner]

Three actors bumped up to "Series Regular" status. Spoilers?

This answers some of the speculation about season 4 but im not sure if it qualifies for a spoiler tag.


when in doubt

  Spoiler:

These promotions follow the news THR reported earlier this week that David Morrissey (The Governor) will remain a series regular in Season 4 as well.

I don't really think its spoilers but I like that we know that certain characters won't be lost in the shuffle of the new larger group

[AcousticSoup]

Good stuff here I agree with it

  Spoiler:

I didn't think Stark would be the exact replica I do agree its likely he's a mesh of comic folk

  Spoiler:

I think we could see a prison finale by the mid season break and the fallout the rest of the season. We still haven't seen the army depot yet. Or the stragglers at the department store. They could even bring in the cannibals. There's tons if directions they can go.

[AcousticSoup]

Three actors bumped up to "Series Regular" status. Spoilers?

This answers some of the speculation about season 4 but im not sure if it qualifies for a spoiler tag.


These promotions follow the news THR reported earlier this week that David Morrissey (The Governor) will remain a series regular in Season 4 as well.

That's so strange that they pointed out that neither the actors who played Herschel (been a prominent character for two seasons) and Carol (since season one) aren't billboard characters.

I hope Tyreese brings more of the hammer.

[SoonerBeerSnob]

wrong thread *