Maury
You are NOT the father!
/Maury
Actually, this is the post zombie apocalypse world…
Maury
Uuuuuuurrrrrrbrainsuuuuuuuuhhhhhhh…
/Maury
Added bonus: no makeup required.
Given Fubaya’s timeline (very nice, thank you), it is almost impossible it’s Ricks.
ETA: Regarding the arrows: they are very good about showing him retrieving them when he can. It was nice detail.
I hate the love triangle so much! It would be so incredibly easily solved by Lori saying, “Hey, I really believed you were dead and I wanted to experience something besides unrelenting horror for 10 minutes, so me and Shane did it. I’m so happy you aren’t dead and it won’t happen again.” Even now, a week or whatever into their reunion she could confess and what’s the worst that could happen? Oh yeah, the writers might have to have an original idea. Grrr.
I am watching the show in spite of all the horrible characters and bad dialogue and silly decisions because I am dedicated to zombie stuff. But I find it disappointing.
The reveal would’ve worked just as well if Lori handed Glen the paper and instead of asking what it was he just blushed and asked her wear to find it. The audience still would’ve been left with the impression that she just asked for tampons.
My wife and I were confused as to why six people were struggling so much with supporting a 145-160 pound man on a rope. Seriously, you’re looking at 25-30 pounds per person, yet they were struggling like they were dangling a Dodge Omni down the well.
That line was what redeemed that entire retarded attempt to pull the zombie out of the well. Preach it, T-dog!
And what Kolga said, cubed. “Let’s see, we’re on a looting mission, we haven’t checked the entire back rooms yet, and the front of the pharmacy is an unlocked door and two big-ass windows. Let’s get nekkid and screw!”
Totally agree, with the whole world going to hell, with the human race possibly going to be history very soon, I couldn’t give a flying pluck whether or not Jane might fancy Eddy, or if Nancy is having doubts about her relationship with Jim, or if Sally has anger issues.
IRL if people are in that much of a life threatening situation they don’t actually worry about social relationship issues, and so I not only find it unbelieveable but I find it boring.
It WOULD be boring if it was just a Z running away/killing fest, but going Soap is not the answer to fill in time.
Yeah, that’s pretty common in apocalyptic fiction. “It’s really about the characters in an extreme environment” - well, I for one would like some stories about the apocalypse myself rather than an extreme themed soap opera. The worst part is that people are so smug about how their tastes are superior because they appreciate that it’s all about the characters.