The Walking Dead

[fika]

I like the way that 'having to survive' has seemingly turned Rick and his group into a bigger threat to the people in Alexandria than they are to him, with their talk of taking it over.

In a new interview with Entertainment Tonight, The Walking Dead star Norman Reedus teased that there's someone in the show who won't be all they're cracked up to be.

"You take a bunch of wild animals, you put them in a cage, no matter what it looks like, it's very uncomfortable," Reedus said of Rick Grimes' group of survivors. "I'm kind of in wild animal mode right now. I'm like, 'Dude, I like being filthy and covered in guts and blood.'"

He added, "There's something that's going to happen -- I can't tell you what it is, but somebody turns out to be not what you think they are. It's an interesting turn of events."

So excited for whats to come. Putting my bets on Carol, she was pretty scary in this week's episode.

 

[zacatecas570]

^Yes, I thought the same, she scared me this episode. This season goes great so far.

 

[Littleathquakes]

they're calling her Scarol LOL

 

[Brazilian Girl]

^ love it. poor kid.

I wonder who Norman was referring to in the interview... Do you think he's talking about someone we just met, like Aaron or Noah, or someone we've known for a while? - in that case, who?

 

[Sylvviaa]

So excited for whats to come. Putting my bets on Carol, she was pretty scary in this week's episode.

I was thinking of Sasha, bc she has had those 'mental' problems

 

[Sylvviaa]

Surely, there will be sth between Rick and this blonde woman :>:>

 

[kokobombon]

What I get from Norman's quote is that you wouldnt expect this character to act like this. Carol and Sasha were always edgier and bada$$ to begin with imo...
Maybe Rick would end up doing something unethical and mean for his standars? he's already talking about taking over the town, even if the people havent done anything to make him suspicious yet.

 

[Littleathquakes]

Oh noes!!

 

[saucer-like]

OMG why did that have to happen?

 

[Sylvviaa]

wow, such an episode!!

a really good one.

what did this guy who had had a stick in his body mean? i understood what he had said but just dont know what he was referring to?

also, i think that Carol is this way, bc she doesnt want to loose anyone whom she might start liking, like she lost so many kids, and she doesnt want to loose more.

I think this boy- Sam meant the gun for this mysterious girl.

>>>>> I liked Noah so much ((((((((((( <<<<<

and the priest is an *******, i knew it from the beginning!!!!!!

 

[ad030817]

I am totally heartbroken
So unnecessary - my favourite character.

 

[kokobombon]

what did this guy who had had a stick in his body mean? i understood what he had said but just dont know what he was referring to?

they lost 4 people on a run before "our guys" came to Alexandria.

One thing I don´t like about the zombies: people can stick a knife to their skull as if it´s made of butter, they´re rotten and falling apart... but the moment they bite you or touch all of a sudden they have superhuman strenght try biting your own arm, you barely make a dent on the flesh. The way they broke Noah´s jaw and skull... C'MON!

Carol is so close to crossing the line, her first instict is to kill that guy? I know she was in an abusive relationship but isn´t it too much to just kill him because he hits his family?

I can´t wait for our guys to take over, those Alexandria people are just too weak...

 

[Brazilian Girl]

I'm so upset!! So sad to loose Noah

And yeah, the priest is an a-hole... I'm starting to think Norman was referring to the priest (although it's not like he's manipulative, he seems to believe what he's saying), or maybe Carol - I don't get why she's being so mean to the kid.

As for Carol's suggestion to kill Pete (is that his name?) I think it's something like "there is no other way". If they accuse him, the wife will probably deny it and people will start to question our guys. They can't imprison him with no evidence (and where?), they can't simply throw him out 'cause he might return, and it is against their own values to just let him continue to abuse his wife and son. So "the only way out", following this logic, would be to kill him and make it look like an accident or something. At least that's what I got from all this.

 

[Littleathquakes]

Carol's covering her own butt IMO. That kid caught her stealing the guns. She's not making any more cookies, that's for sure. And now with this revelation, she can use that knowledge and draw attention away from her. Cause her only other option would've been to kill the kid to keep him from blabbing. But this is a far easier excuse for someone else to shine.

 

[Littleathquakes]

Did anybody else crack up when it showed she stashed the gun in a cookie tin? I love the bits of dark humor in this show.


Good Lord Rick, keep it together.

 

[kokobombon]

Who was the guy in the red poncho?! he had photos as if he was part of the community but neither Daryl nor Aaron recognized him.

I was surprised to see Morgan! I thought he died long ago...

Overall I think it was a weak season finale.

 

[tigerrouge]

I'd read the spoilers ahead of watching the episode, so I knew there wouldn't be any great drama or massive revelations. The storyline progressed somewhat with the actual introduction of the new 'enemy' but not much more happened besides that.

Perhaps so many characters have been killed in recent episodes, that there'd be no shock value in anyone else's demise, unless it was someone untouchable.

 

[kokobombon]

Who was the guy in the red poncho?! he had photos as if he was part of the community but neither Daryl nor Aaron recognized him.

on second thought, I think that Aaron lost his backpack when they were escaping so I guess the photos were his?

 

[lstone15]

I do not think Glenn is dead. I think Nicholas fell on top of him, that's his insides we saw torn apart by the walkers.

 

[Belowen]

on second thought, I think that Aaron lost his backpack when they were escaping so I guess the photos were his?

Yes, the wolves found Aaron's backpack when Aaron and Daryl escaped with Morgan that time - that must have been what led them to Alexandria.

I'm on board with the conspiracy theories and I don't think 'you know who' is really dead.