The Walking Dead / Fear The Walking Dead / World Beyond

[Destor]

I wish them the best of luck in their future endeavors.

[Sixx]

It's gonna be their General Hospital.

[Disturbed316]

With Andrew Lincoln leaving in two episodes, I think the only acceptable exit will be Rick's death at the hands of the Whiperers, ending with his head on a pike. (Like Zeke in the comics).

Rick's death needs to be big and this would do it.

[Sixx]

With Andrew Lincoln leaving in two episodes, I think the only acceptable exit will be Rick's death at the hands of the Whiperers, ending with his head on a pike. (Like Zeke in the comics).

Rick's death needs to be big and this would do it.

How do you know he leaves in two episodes?

I only heard it's his last season.

[Sixx]

So I guess it's gonna focus on Dirty Daryl mainly.

[Disturbed316]

How do you know he leaves in two episodes?

I only heard it's his last season.

Seen multiple places report episode 5 is when it happens, no idea why they wouldn’t save it for mid-season finale at the earliest.

[Sixx]

Yeah, seems odd.

Beta should be the one to off him.

[Gray]

In the last episode in the UK, Fox said after the episode ended "Watch Andrew Lincolns last episode 2 weeks from now" (Paraphrase!)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0v875pBD8dw

[Sixx]

Is this how Rick's gonna die?

Lame.

[Disturbed316]

So Rick's last episode....Apart from the terrible CGI (how is it so bad?) it was pretty fun seeing some of the old faces again. The whole 'wake up' thing just kept reminding me of Futurama, when Fry stayed with Leela in hospital after she was stung by that bee.

The bridge scene was good, but again the CGI was terrible, so it distracted you from what should have been a really emotional scene. Although I feel Rick surviving and being carried off is a bit of a cop out after the hype and build up over the last few weeks.

The whole time jump thing again is...urgh. Why so soon after the last one?

Overall it was typical Walking Dead, all hype and no real payoff, but I've invested so much time I don't know if I can stop watching it despite how terrible it is. I need to see how it all ends.

[Sixx]

Fuck this episode. Fuck hallucinations.

[Sixx]

And such a shitty copy paste job with those zombies falling off the bridge.

[Sixx]

Anyone else notice in the preview of the next episode

When they cover themselves in mud so the zombies don't spot them, one of the zombies says "wheeeereee arreeee theeeey". Are those supposed to be the Whisperers? Is there a point in talking like you were actually infected?

[Disturbed316]

Yes and probably like that to freak people out.

[Sixx]

Yes and probably like that to freak people out.

Don't remember that from the comic. The growling was enough.

[Gray]

I don't know if this will be Ricks' last ever episode, I mean he wasn't killed off and I have heard that may be making some actual movies including Rick...

The scene was daft though, I am sure he was across the bridge when he fired the gun so he should have been blown backwards, not sucked in to the blast causing him to fall in the river?

But yes the CGI was really bad. The only time I ever remember a series having such bad CGI was during an episode of Heroes years ago, that looked god awful.

Weird as hell as no one has noticed a helicopter flying overhead though. They surely have to cross lands and counties for someone to at least look to the sky. Brings me back to one of the earlier seasons when the Governer killed those army men who were supplying him.

[Lock Jaw]

Finally watched Rick's last episode..... was weird....

- The whole thing started off with Daryl suggesting they lead the walkers to the bridge and it will collapse. Rick said no and he will draw them off. Rick then leads them to the bridge and explodes it.

- The walkers blindly walking off the bridge through the fire.... I didn't care about the bad CGI, but it was a big ass "herd".... would not some of them be pulled away by the screams of the people in the bushes? Or the loud noisy helicopter that seemed not too far away, that the people in the bushes probably should have also seen/heard?

- Also, did the walkers "die instantly" by being burned? Because a lot just got set on fire and fell into water. In theory, they would still be "undead". If Rick somehow managed to fall into the water (via being pulled forward by the explosion), shouldn't one of the many alive walkers in the water gotten a passing scratch/bite off?

- Rick's hallucinations were ok, and was good to see Shane and Hershel again..... but why, out of all the people he has met, would he hallucinate Sasha? They never seemed really "close"...... why not Glenn? Or Lori? Carl?

[Gray]

Well it's been a couple of episodes since Ricks removal. I think the time-jump has made it "meh".

They try to freshen it up by giving everyone almost completely different personalities to Pre-Rick but in some cases it just isn't working.

Introduction of The Whisperers is pretty cool though, last episode was pretty tense in the graveyard scene with a decent, unexpected ending. They may end up being a clever foe but surely now the group(s) know of this they'll be really easy to notice.

Disappointed Jesus had to be the one to fall though, out of the remaining group he was probably in top5 for me... They Game of Thrones'd him.

[Rammsteinmad]

I get what you mean about the time-leap "changing" everyone. I don't understand why the Hilltop seem so against everyone. I mean, don't Maggie and Michonne etc not really get along anymore?

Makes certainly make everything feel "meh".

[Danny Electric]

Disappointed Jesus had to be the one to fall though, out of the remaining group he was probably in top5 for me... They Game of Thrones'd him.

Tom Payne wanted to leave , pretty much was bored with how the character was going.

[Sixx]

Finally watched Rick's last episode..... was weird....

- The whole thing started off with Daryl suggesting they lead the walkers to the bridge and it will collapse. Rick said no and he will draw them off. Rick then leads them to the bridge and explodes it.

- The walkers blindly walking off the bridge through the fire.... I didn't care about the bad CGI, but it was a big ass "herd".... would not some of them be pulled away by the screams of the people in the bushes? Or the loud noisy helicopter that seemed not too far away, that the people in the bushes probably should have also seen/heard?

- Also, did the walkers "die instantly" by being burned? Because a lot just got set on fire and fell into water. In theory, they would still be "undead". If Rick somehow managed to fall into the water (via being pulled forward by the explosion), shouldn't one of the many alive walkers in the water gotten a passing scratch/bite off?

- Rick's hallucinations were ok, and was good to see Shane and Hershel again..... but why, out of all the people he has met, would he hallucinate Sasha? They never seemed really "close"...... why not Glenn? Or Lori? Carl?

That actress takes less money.

[Gray]

So series finale next week, come by so fast...

The lack of Rick hasn't been that impactful I would say, but it has been slow'ish still building up to everything.

This weeks episode was decent enough though... Spectacular ending.

I do not know how The Whisperers got the group though, they were all at the traders marker weren't they but they didn't leave The Kingdom? So how did Alpha manage to kidnap several of them?!

I didn't read the comics, although I have scanned through them to find plot points. I see they used a couple of different characters for the Game of Thrones Ned spike. When you see the familiar faces (Heads) such as Tara and Enid you think wow they followed up with it...

I don't quite know why a winter season would cause the groups so many problems next week? Are they going to say it's been the coldest winter for a thousand years or something?

Also, kind of happy they killed off that knob Henry. Something about him just irritated the crap out of me. Hilltop seems completely decimated when it comes to taking up the "head" positions there...

First Gregory, Maggie (MIA), Jesus, Tara, Enid who was right-hand material... Who the hell is left now??

[Danny Electric]

So series finale next week, come by so fast...

The lack of Rick hasn't been that impactful I would say, but it has been slow'ish still building up to everything.

This weeks episode was decent enough though... Spectacular ending.

I do not know how The Whisperers got the group though, they were all at the traders marker weren't they but they didn't leave The Kingdom? So how did Alpha manage to kidnap several of them?!

I didn't read the comics, although I have scanned through them to find plot points. I see they used a couple of different characters for the Game of Thrones Ned spike. When you see the familiar faces (Heads) such as Tara and Enid you think wow they followed up with it...

I don't quite know why a winter season would cause the groups so many problems next week? Are they going to say it's been the coldest winter for a thousand years or something?

Also, kind of happy they killed off that knob Henry. Something about him just irritated the crap out of me. Hilltop seems completely decimated when it comes to taking up the "head" positions there...

First Gregory, Maggie (MIA), Jesus, Tara, Enid who was right-hand material... Who the hell is left now??

I’m guessing either Enid’s boyfriend, can’t remeber his name or Aaron. An episode hasn’t got me like that for a long time in this show, I have stayed away from the comics so didn’t see it happen.
I’m still waiting for Ryan Hurst to take off his mask but don’t think he will.

[Seanny One Ball]

This show peaked in season 6 then went straight to shit.

It's shot like Xena or Relic Hunter now. Complete shit.

[RP]

Bummed that Tara and her fat mommy titties died. Even though I havent watched this show for 3 seasons. Still loved her fat mommy titties though.

[Rammsteinmad]

Anyone still watching this? Season 10 has been pretty tough to sit through. Already knew the series had peaked a few years back, but damn this is a struggle to watch now. :(

[Big Vic]

I gave up on the show when they fumbled around with Negan in season 7.

[Lock Jaw]

Stopped one or two episodes after the time jump after Rick left the show....

[Big Vic]

Why would Carl just not shoot Negan right away?.....not good writing.

Yeah this part made me give up on it. When Carl was in the back of the Truck and had Negan dead to rights.

[rez]

Bummed that Tara and her fat mommy titties died. Even though I havent watched this show for 3 seasons. Still loved her fat mommy titties though.

Fuck that Scientology biatch and her cow titties

[Lock Jaw]

'Member when they all got sick in the prison and started stockpiling TP?