The Walking Dead Season 2.

Same as all other opinions, another dragged out episode, at the beginning i thought it would be interesting, seems to me that they are glued at hursells farm. Again doesn't really feel that there is a zombie apocolypse or pending end of the world. With only 3 - 4 episodes left i can't see this moving forward and the audience will be left with a cliff hanger, such a shame for potential plot i thought would be great series after EP1.

But it seems like with any series/episode they mess it up making it booring and uninteresting. In reality they should have moved from hursells farm after they encountered the barn full of Zombies, once the girl was found and shot, they could have put that into 2 hours, and not dragged it out like this. I feel somewhat dissapointed with the whole plot and felt like the producer ran out of ideas.
 
dave1983 said:
Same as all other opinions, another dragged out episode, at the beginning i thought it would be interesting, seems to me that they are glued at hursells farm. Again doesn't really feel that there is a zombie apocolypse or pending end of the world. With only 3 - 4 episodes left i can't see this moving forward and the audience will be left with a cliff hanger, such a shame for potential plot i thought would be great series after EP1.

But it seems like with any series/episode they mess it up making it booring and uninteresting. In reality they should have moved from hursells farm after they encountered the barn full of Zombies, once the girl was found and shot, they could have put that into 2 hours, and not dragged it out like this. I feel somewhat dissapointed with the whole plot and felt like the producer ran out of ideas.
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But you have got to imagine what it would be like, considering what they have been through, if you found a safe haven, would you want to really give that up, considering the complete unknown of everything? throw into that the fact Laurie is pregnant.
 
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But you have got to imagine what it would be like, considering what they have been through, if you found a safe haven, would you want to really give that up, considering the complete unknown of everything? throw into that the fact Laurie is pregnant.
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In the real world true, but in a series like this it's abit like big brother.

The fact is in a zombie infected world, nowhere would be safe, i would send scout parties to locate other safe havens incase of zombie attack/overrun.

They know have a prisoner that they don't know what to do with, and could they be looking for him, they are now at greater risk of other people looking for the farm, which could also be a meat farm for the infected.

Moving from safe place to safe place, would be a much wiser option than just sitting and waiting for something bad to happen, not only that they are surrounded by woods which means in zombie attack they would not see them untill they are 100 yards away.
 
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Yup I know that is there to keep the viewers tuned in for the next episode, but still I love endings like that! :D


I don't get how people want the group to move from the farm :confused: Yes if they did, they be in constant danger and there would be more zombies in every episode with more action, but again why would they choose to go from a safe place to being back in constant danger? Again, when Laurie has a baby on the way, which as Rick said would be a death sentence "out there".

In fact if they did just decide to do that (with no good reason for it), then I would say that would be the stupidest thing in a show/film ever, even more so than Laurie's car crash and would make me want to stop watching the show probably.

Anyway, if things go as how I think they might in the last episode, they won't be on the farm any longer and will be back on the road in season 3 and probably in a completely new location.

Ideally the best thing they should have done, which would have kept everyone happy is to never have gone to the farm and just done as dave said, going from places to places, not knowing what to expect.
 
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@FeFiDoh

Yup I know that is there to keep the viewers tuned in for the next episode, but still I love endings like that! :D


I don't get how people want the group to move from the farm :confused: Yes if they did, they be in constant danger and there would be more zombies in every episode with more action, but again why would they choose to go from a safe place to being back in constant danger? Again, when Laurie has a baby on the way, which as Rick said would be a death sentence "out there".

In fact if they did just decide to do that (with no good reason for it), then I would say that would be the stupidest thing in a show/film ever, even more so than Laurie's car crash and would make me want to stop watching the show probably.

Anyway, if things go as how I think they might in the last episode, they won't be on the farm any longer and will be back on the road in season 3 and probably in a completely new location.

Ideally the best thing they should have done, which would have kept everyone happy is to never have gone to the farm and just done as dave said, going from places to places, not knowing what to expect.
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I think it's also the capture the audience to make it feel that there are infected and no way of knowing if they will survive, bu at the moment it feels pretty dire, and stupid things like the kid going into the woods on his own, even though he nearly had a near death experience. at that point i thought wat was the writer thinking.

also the weather, everday seems to be sunny and humid or is there a weather machine, would be nice to see a awsome thunderstorm and the approach of a zombie attack.
 
Nexus18 said:
I don't get how people want the group to move from the farm
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Because thats what happens in the comic. Hershal kicks them out, he already said on one of the episodes that aired they're only allowed to stay while Carl is healing. Now Carl's back on his feet they have to move on, Hershal made it quite clear this wasn't going to be a perminant thing
 
Nexus18 said:
@FeFiDoh

Yup I know that is there to keep the viewers tuned in for the next episode, but still I love endings like that! :D


I don't get how people want the group to move from the farm :confused: Yes if they did, they be in constant danger and there would be more zombies in every episode with more action, but again why would they choose to go from a safe place to being back in constant danger? Again, when Laurie has a baby on the way, which as Rick said would be a death sentence "out there".

In fact if they did just decide to do that (with no good reason for it), then I would say that would be the stupidest thing in a show/film ever, even more so than Laurie's car crash and would make me want to stop watching the show probably.

Anyway, if things go as how I think they might in the last episode, they won't be on the farm any longer and will be back on the road in season 3 and probably in a completely new location.

Ideally the best thing they should have done, which would have kept everyone happy is to never have gone to the farm and just done as dave said, going from places to places, not knowing what to expect.
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Because the farm is a boring location to put it blunty. It makes for a dull viewing experience.

I want them to be back on the road to be honest. The farm is stagnat, i want something dynamic to happen that allows the plot to move forward.

What people would do in reality doesn't necessarily make for a good viewing experience and thats what the show is all about at the end of the day.

The constant danger and uncertainty are what makes for an enjoyable and gripping show, at least in my opinion. The farm has allowed the writers to add a sense of false security to the show. They live in a world where all it takes is for one person to make a mistake, one person to screw up and people die.
 
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I'd be pretty bored if every ep had tons of zombies in it, then where would you go? I like how its got some drama, ethics, then some zombies ontop. Its like a soap but with gore and suspense :p
 
Well, I personally think if they had just done the usual zombie action film type, constantly on the road and in danger with zombies constantly popping up, the show would be boring due to the repetitiveness.

I don't read any comics, but from what I gather, that seems to happen quite a lot, where the writers stray of the main plot completely and do something different to keep the audience guessing e.g. True Blood


You guys will LOVE the latest episode especially the ending! Can guarantee that! :D

Must say I am very excited about the next episode and the outcome of it.

However, as usual they have a MASSIVE plot hole with the ending.
 
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Would anybody go see a Walking Dead movie, like if they combined a few of the comics into a 1hr 30min movie?
 
First 6 episodes of Season 2 didn't half drag in places, last 5 or 6 episodes been a lot better.

"The finale is probably our biggest episode so far," "The Walking Dead" creator Robert Kirkman told the New York Daily News, adding the season 2 finale episode will be "complete and utter chaos."
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Good news. :)
 
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As long as Carl gets munched really slowly and his parent's amazing ability of keeping an eye on their son comes into question :p
 
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