I agree with you about killing characters. Overkill.That's ONE show and completely ignores my example. And they have lost viewers and will lose more if they don't have Jon Snow in some form. They would have lost me if they'd killed off Tyrion.
I agree with you about killing characters. Overkill.That's ONE show and completely ignores my example. And they have lost viewers and will lose more if they don't have Jon Snow in some form. They would have lost me if they'd killed off Tyrion.
Who on here actually identifies with folks going through a zombie apocalypse?Why do some of you want to kill off the best cast members. That's just dumb. We watch shows, partly because of the script but mostly because we like/identify with the actors playing the roles.
There was a Britcom on BBC a few years ago called Coupling. Season one was pretty good but one of the main stars quit after one year. They replaced him and season 2 was ok but a definite downgrade. Fast forward a few years and they brought the show to America with an American cast. The pilot was almost word for word as the British version but none of the actors was likable. Show failed. Not even sure it finished one season.
Bottom line, the ACTORS make the show. So, stop trying to kill off the main characters!
Just because something worked or didn't work in one country doesn't mean it will or won't work in another country regardless of the cast. Example: The Office. Only survived two six-episode seasons in England where it originated. The American version survived for 9 seasons and is ranked the 75th best TV show by user ratings on IMDB.Why do some of you want to kill off the best cast members. That's just dumb. We watch shows, partly because of the script but mostly because we like/identify with the actors playing the roles.
There was a Britcom on BBC a few years ago called Coupling. Season one was pretty good but one of the main stars quit after one year. They replaced him and season 2 was ok but a definite downgrade. Fast forward a few years and they brought the show to America with an American cast. The pilot was almost word for word as the British version but none of the actors was likable. Show failed. Not even sure it finished one season.
Bottom line, the ACTORS make the show. So, stop trying to kill off the main characters!
I don't know why the British version only lasted 2 seasons. Maybe they wanted it to end. Didn't they have a final special that tied up loose ends? Where David Brent was a sale and that came back to the paper company?Just because something worked or didn't work in one country doesn't mean it will or won't work in another country regardless of the cast. Example: The Office. Only survived two six-episode seasons in England where it originated. The American version survived for 9 seasons and is ranked the 75th best TV show by user ratings on IMDB.
It still remains in the realm of possibility. Not from a conflicting schedule standpoint, but as an offering or branching out to the actor.
Obviously, we all have guesses, but to say it's beyond an effect is silly.
Not happeningI do not see Rick working for Negan. I see Rick and the core group leaving Alexandria but coming back later for revenge.
I hadn't heard that edited version of the audio, a bit easier to understand the background voices. Still not sure if those subtitles are correct though. Tough to tell.
Only the writers would know (and I assume the director and folks like that).No one knows who died. They'll figure it out later.
I still think if they know who got killed then it was Glenn. A lot of people are gonna be disappointed though if they have a cliffhanger like that and they wait 6 month to find out that they killed the person they were supposed to kill. Could be Darryl for killing his guys first, could be Abraham since he took it like a champ, or Eugene after they had their goodbye moment and being wrong about him. Those theories made the most sense to me. Kinda feel like with the audio it would be too easy to blame it on Maggie having a pain and Glenn getting concerned. Especially if it didn't start until after the first hit.
Fear The Walking Dead is going to do the same formula as The Walking Dead with some kind of pirate group out there on the water with them. Always have to have another group causing problems. It seems a bit early to have groups that are very organized already. So who is on that other boat? Pretty well armed judging by the holes in the boat. Looked like machine gun fire. Maybe a group of AWOL soldiers who said screw trying to protect others. We won't be able to get ideas from "in the comics" for this series.
I am kind of disappointed in the start of this series. I think it could have started much better with a different storyline and less members of the dysfunctional family. Hopefully it starts ramping things up as it goes on.
Is there any place I can read or download the comics for free, without torrenting them?
I'm guessing no, but thought I'd ask.
http://www.omgbeaupeep.com/comics/The_Walking_Dead/Is there any place I can read or download the comics for free, without torrenting them?
I'm guessing no, but thought I'd ask.
http://www.readcomics.net/Is there any place I can read or download the comics for free, without torrenting them?
I'm guessing no, but thought I'd ask.
Like they did Heath? Like a legitimate second tier character and he might as well be non existent on the TV show.Thanks.
I just finished them all up. I had no idea that the show differed from the comics so extensively. And I had no clue Daryl wasn't even in the comics. And man, the show did a really piss poor job with Andrea's character and storyline. I feel like they really **** the bed there.