Yup...... I watch it too! ;)
Ahhh, I LOVE the Walking Dead.
I can't answer your questions because....I LOVE ALL THE THINGS.
I think the zombie action went seriously downhill though...in the first few episodes (ie. series 1) I spent a lot of time cowering behind my hands...since then the zombie action has been laughable at best.
You lot in America need to get it on your tvs so I can stream it, ahemahem, exciting!
I LOVE this show!!!!
(I was a fan of the comics before, SORRY, the GRAPHIC NOVELS!!!!! A-Hem!)
I really think the series has gotten better as it's progressing.
Who's your favourite and least favourite character?
MICHONNE KICKS ASS!!!!! I'm in love with her sulky, samurai-sassy, black ass! (I just KNOW that little fucker has a soft side!) I HATE ANDREA because she sluts for facists.
Most memorable scene?
STILL the scene in episode one where HALF A ZOMBIE (!!!!!) claws her way across a lawn! (ARRRRRGH!)
Scariest or most shocking moment?
Lori's cesarean section!!!!!! HOW DID THEY GET AWAY WITH THAT??????
Favourite season?
Season 3... (I can't wait for the new episodes....)
HEY? Does anyone else think The Governor looks uncannily like reknowned IRISH actor Liam Neeson. (Stop panting, Daisy Shylass...)
xx steph
Very perceptive and discriminating in your view Steph, I too am a great fan! I also eagerly await the shows return. I really miss Dale.
I'm watching episode 7 of season two right now
I NEVER SEEN THE SHOW , BUT CLICKED ON BECAUSE TO ME THE WALKING DEAD IS ME IF WHEN IM OLDER AND IF I CANT GET HARD OR ENJOY SEX ANYMORE THEN ID B THE WALKING DEAD . BUT ENJOY UR SHOW .
I love the show, however every ones love for Michonne sickens me just a bit. I honestly hate her but I'm biased. She can't handle a sword worth shit. I'm professionally trained to handle, and even make the sword she carries. It makes me mad they didn't even give her basic training. Really very sad. She holds the sword all wrong and doesn't keep the right stance. However, thats just my professional showing through. Great show.
My favorite character was Glenn at the beginning, but now it's Daryl Dixon, I must say I am in love, but he seems to favor older women. Made my heart skip a beat when he held the baby, all tender and sappy and sweet. I couldn't breathe for a few moments and I was grinning like a fool.
Most memorable scene for me was when Glenn radioed to Rick in season one while he was in the tank, then that military walker presumed to be dead moved. I knew it was coming, but it still scared me.
Scariest scene would have to be When everyone got separated inside the prison and T-dog died to save Carol. Very scary.
I have to say the first season was my favorite, however I love them all.
that has to be one of the best shows ever. its so easy to just sit and watch all of them and not even know it. its so well done with a great story line. nicely done.
I think I am the only person on Earth who hates the Walking Dead. I seriously think I owe everyone who's in love with the show an apology.
This is my very most favorite show in the world! It inspired me to become a Certified Zombie Survival Strategist. ;)
Who's your favourite and least favourite character? My favorite character is Glen. I love how he's changed from a basic gopher, to a leader and key go-to guy. I also love Daryl because of his balls-to-the-wall attitude. My least favorite character changes. At one point it was Shane, then it was Karl for a bit, and now--even though I want to see him naked--it's the Governor.
Most memorable scene? When the camp at the rock quarry gets invaded by walkers and Rick, Daryl, Glen, and T-dog show up and save the group.
Scariest or most shocking moment? When Herschel gets bit.
Favourite scene? When Rick finds his family, and he points and runs to Karl. I adore that scene!
I also keep asking myself (and anyone that will listen to me) ... WHY DO ALL THE WALKERS ALWAYS HAVE BOTH SHOES ON? You're telling me not a single flat, heel, slipper, or tennis shoe fell off while fleeing the geeks? And an even more pressing question ... WHY DIDN'T THEY EVER LOCK THE EFFING MOTOR-HOME DOOR? ;)
February 10th! I can't wait!
Of the 3 main human transitional movie genres Zombies. Werewolves, and Vampires, I like zombies and werewolves much better than vampires.
The Night of the Living Dead was a popular movie to show when we had Zombie Parties. We never threw a werewolf or a vampire party. When we had parties we always dressed the theme. Toga parties were especially popular and always accompanied by the video Animal House playing.
My favorite ever werewolf movie is American Werewolf In London.
I think The Walking Dead is an exceptional TV show.
Yes! Brilliant show, super excited for the return. I actually blew through it during a recent bout with the flu when I had hours to kill. Couldn't stop watching it.
Who's your favourite and least favourite character?
I mean, gotta love Rick. I think with a lot of cable dramas out now -- Breaking Bad, Game of Thrones, Mad Men, all of which I love -- deal with anti-heroes, or ambiguous main characters, so it's nice to have a real "hero's hero" on TV, but one who is forced to make the kind of decisions that throw that ideal into question. I think the show does an incredible job of taking the zombie/horror tropes and discovering what happens when you put realistic characters into those situations. Michonne -- badass, not much to add there. But really the ensemble, the interplay and balance between all the characters, love em or hate em, is one of the core elements that makes the show so great. So it's tough for me to pick a "least favorite." I guess Carol's douchebag of a husband...I wasn't sad to see him get torn apart by walkers. Guess I saw that coming, though not the beautiful Amy, Andrea's sister around that same episode, that was sad.
Most memorable scene?
Rick's ride into a fallen Atlanta stuck with me. Loved the shot of him entering on horseback, only to find the city was completely overrun. Also when Jenner blew up the CDC. It's like, there goes your last hope of anything returning to normal -- there's really no going back.
Scariest or most shocking moment?
Dale's death was the one that made me realize, okay, these writers aren't fucking around. They'll kill anybody. It was shocking, but also compelling because he was the moral voice of the group, the only one willing to take a principled stand for preserving life over taking life for the sake of preventing a threat that may or may not exist. It's a fascinating question, and he was by far the strongest advocate for the "choose life" position. Without his anchor, does someone else step up to take on that role? Or does the moral makeup of the group break down or change? I think both of those things have happened to an extent. The aforementioned Amy from season 1 too, if only because I couldn't stop yelling at Andrea to get the fuck out of the way before she turns into a goddamn zombie!!! Great building of suspense/tragedy there.
Favourite season?
I loved the first, because you have people still hanging on to the old world, and figuring out what it means to live in the new one. Some of the most interesting turning points there. But it's great now, too. I love how we've gone on the journey with these people and they really have changed. Most are tougher, more hardened, and way better at killing zombies (like when they took out that prison...really great). I agree that the farm started to get stale pretty quick. Also because we were so used to moving quickly from one location to the next. But the last stand at the farm was certainly worth the wait. Talk about putting your main characters into a corner.
Marathon has been on yesterday (I think) and today. Season opener tonight!!!!
In parallel camps - both Rick and the Governor appear to be going a little nuts.
What do you think of Rick's decision to drop Daryl from the group because of his unwillingness to leave Merle? Good decision or bad decision?
Would you make the same decision as Daryl for your blood kin - even if they were a-holes like Merle or would you stick with your new group/family?
Do you think Rick should let Tyrese's gang and Michonne stay at the prison to fortify their numbers incase of attack by Walkers, scavengers or Woodbury revenge seekers OR is trusting any outsiders at this point a recipe for disaster?
Omg... Merle. I always figured he would end up redeeming himself in the end but that final scene was just so jarring and emotional!
UGHHH, I set up to get caught up. Marathon session planned on the couch. Then I discovered that I didn't have episode 9...and that last I saw was 8! (wahhh! Ill be getting that AsAP!)
Did everyone watch the season finale?
Hannah