has anyone watched "Honest trailer" by the screen junkies on the walking dead?![]()
Where's your link?
has anyone watched "Honest trailer" by the screen junkies on the walking dead?![]()
Actually, I looked it up on iTunes and it doesn't show it being in surround sound.
Don't we think this is strange...?
I think something is terribly wrong when I can download a pirated copy of a show minutes after it was sent, with full HD and DD, but if I pay for it, I don't get the same quality...![]()
****! Is it October 12th yet or what?
Also heard the quasi-spinoff pilot got greenlit. That should be interesting. I'd definitely give it a view. I wonder what they're timeframe is on that? Maybe a mid season/winter replacement?
So was Bob hiding a bite?
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That's what I thought. From his first reaction right after the walker was killed to crying at the tree.
And from what Gareth was saying, they appear to have some kind of history. Maybe he was with them before he met up with the group?
I really hope we see the group take justice on the cannibals.![]()
This season has been pretty intense. I told my wife it seems a little more graphic than before. I mean it's always been zombie graphic, but they seem to be showing more human gore. The guys they "slaughtered" at Terminus was horror movie worthy and Bob's cooking leg fits the bill too.
If they stay somewhat close to the book, this is definitely in the cards.
They don't get to live.
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Exactly,
Do you think, Bob may have been bitten and well, the Hunters are now eating tainted meat?? Almost like what happened to Dale and the Hunters! in the comic books?
That would be an ironic twist to have karma catch up to the cannibals. But I don't think the writers are quite ready to end this branch of the storyline so quickly. If you look back over the life of the series, major antagonists like the inhabitants of Terminus are built up over many episodes and take many to defeat.
If the scientist from the CDC is to be believed, they are ALL already infected. So technically, EVERYONE has 'tainted' meat. I'm not sure why that point is always glossed over.