Could I get that link too bro?

@Seratin- You just know he has, you don't get that cold just hide the ring and keep going from a simple thing that started after he Rick got left behind.

 

Delivered.

 

Thanks, I appreciate it, I'd been looking for it for a while with no luck.

 

I'm enjoying the awesomeness but not looking forward to after the family reunite and the awkward tention that will occur after finding out Daddy's alive.

Part of the awesomeness is he is exploring the world of zombie Apocalypse with out any ties.

I haven't read the comics so that is speculation.

But I am definetly liking the attention to detail for this series and the logic behind the zombies.

Also


Any one else get a Red dead redemption vibe?

 

Still waiting for both the episodes to hit stream sites I check, maybe I'll get lucky, maybe not, we'll see.

Either way, thought this might calm those of you who were pushing for a second season; Your wish has been granted; http://www.empireonline.com/news/story.asp?NID=28804

 

3rd episode...

Looks like trouble in paradise. Rick is reunited with his family, and Shane's put out, leading to a whole lot of misplaced anger.

Beyond that, I love this show. I hate the fact that there are only 3 more episodes in this season.

 

Out of the two rednecks, I like the younger brother more than the older brother. He's more useful thus far. Plus the older one was a retard for not sawing off the damn cuffs.

 

Comparing the two stories ( comic vs show ) I'm liking the changes, they've gone a bit farther to the extreme rather than dumb things down.

Every plot difference so far is actually well thought out interms of story arcs.

Though the difference in why the cops family left is a little discouraging cause it paints the wife as more a victim than active participant.

 

Loving it so far. AMC seems to produce golde when it comes to their original series: Breaking Bad, Mad Men, etc.

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Seriously, why the hell did Dixon not saw the bar or the cuffs instead? The chain was intact when the gang got back, so clearly he wasn't in any immediate danger. I guess, he might not have realized how solid the chain was, but still. Also, Rick's wife is a bitch. That is all.

 

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I'm not liking the wife either. She's bitching a lot even though she hasn't told her hasn't about the relationship between her and Shane. Shane's beatdown on Ed at the end was awesome though. Dixon didn't saw off the handcuff because he's a redneck. Also, he had no idea that the door was padlocked in order to stall the Zombies. All he knew was that he was gona die if he didn't escape and that he didn't have much time, so he probably though that trying to saw off the handcuffs would take too long and that he would be eaten before he could escape, so he chose to cutoff his hand instead.

 

I like him because he was in Boondock Saints personally. Also ditto on not liking the wife, personally I hated her the minute I saw both of them in the woods fucking and she just casually throws her wedding ring off to the side so he can flip her over to keep fucking and not feel bad.

 

I thought I recognised that guy from somewhere. :facepalm

 

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How did Merle get off the roof? I was under the impression that they locked the only access door with the padlock. So did he saw off his hand and then jump, or will he be back?

I have a friend with some of the comics, so I'll probably read through them after the six-episode season is over.

 

Well, true but they should burn in hell for canceling Rubicon. The most intelligent and best made TV production I've seen lately. Just watching the Spangler and Ingram actors I had the impression that this was beyond the typical TV format by lightyears. Wouldn't surprise me if they got calls from their advertisers that the plot makes them feel "uncomfortable".

 

I can tell you right now Merle is an addition to the series you won't find him. Or if you do, it won't match the current situation.

I haven't read the entire series yet but I'm confident enought to say from what I've read Merle is a writers liberty scenario.

 

Yeah, it was; and what a way to end it. Holy damn.

 

Yep, to those that asked before, Rick answered it: "guess the saw was too blunt to cut the cuffs."

And that was pretty badass of Merle.

 

.......sigh.

Far be it from me to say that people deserve to die, but some of those idiot fuckers deserved to die at the end.

They were having some kumbyah bullshit campfire dinner and no one was watching their quadrants. The group was not that far from the city crawling with undead.

Fat redneck abusive husband became zombie chow along with other assorted throwaway characters. Whatever.

No one was wearing durable clothes that might have offered some protection from a rotting pusbag taking a bite. Even a leather jacket would have been +1 protection.

Sloppy work all around.

 

"Admit it, we only came back to Atlanta for the hat." Glenn, you're just... :awesome.

The episode was awesome. Always love a good zombie massacre, and while it did sorta come out of nowhere, the good ones always do.