The Walking Dead -- Season Three "One Nation under Rick !"

[Eliseu Gouveia]

True, though I'd certainly stop watching simply because Darryl dead means we'd lose the one character with different characterization from the rest of the cast.

LOL

Because everybody else´s characterization is EXACTLY the same.
Lori and Carol were SO alike.
Shane and Dale? Exactly the same.
Carl and T-Dog? They´re like twins.

[Alex]

Darryl is one of the most likeable characters with a bit of development, him and Glenn.
So killing them hurts, Rick isn't a likeable character imo, and he's the main character, you sort of need to surround him with people others can like.

[Eliseu Gouveia]

That makes more sense.

I am a bit irked at Rick´s way of handling Michonne, I´m pretty sure he´s given more leeway to the convicts.

[Nyssane]

Daryl has development?

[SatanBigsby]

I love how divisive Rick is on the show, that's a great and underrated bit of the comics that I think they're handling really well this season.

I'm convinced Daryl's going to die this season, be prepared.

[The Cool Thatguy]

LOL

Because everybody else´s characterization is EXACTLY the same.
Lori and Carol were SO alike.
Shane and Dale? Exactly the same.
Carl and T-Dog? They´re like twins.

90% of their characterization is, basically "Damn the world sucks with zombies." The only thing that really sets Glenn and Maggie apart is that they bang.

I exclude T-Dog from that characterization statement because, frankly, he never had any real characterization. We learned more about him as he was dying, and then dead, than we ever really learned in over three seasons.

Darryl is a marked contrast to all that because he's accepted how the world is with little complaint, and kicks ass. It's a nice contrast to the cast's constant moping.

[Alex]

Daryl has development?

Compared to the rest of the cast?
He's had an episode devoted to him.

[7thangel]

umm, i really have no words for these two

Graphic: Stopping the Dead – a statistical look back at the Walking Dead series so far

[Eliseu Gouveia]

umm, i really have no words for these two

Graphic: Stopping the Dead – a statistical look back at the Walking Dead series so far

349 zombies?
Sheeeat, I kill that in a single map of L4D2. ^_^

[kalorama]

That makes more sense.

I am a bit irked at Rick´s way of handling Michonne, I´m pretty sure he´s given more leeway to the convicts.

You mean the ones he didn't kill?

[Eliseu Gouveia]

You mean the ones he didn't kill?

Yes. Those.

[Eyeswithoutaface]

I'd be glad if they inexplicably killed Andrea every week. Sort of like Kenny on Southpark.

Yes please.

[PsychoGoatee]

Can't wait for Walking Dead to return, this season has been on fire! And Michonne is so awesome, and so excellently portrayed here, very cool. And always nice to see "written by Robert Kirkman" on a TV episode. Kudos to all involved, long live Walking Dead!

[streator]

Both of those situations do have some context.

Michonne knew the governor sent people after her to kill her. I guess she doesn't take kindly to that kind of behavior. What goes around comes around.

Merle, he lied to the governor about killing Michonne. He told him his group had killed her, taken her head but lost it and his men to a walker ambush. Merle's failure almost got the governor killed and actually cost him an eye and his daughter. Also, the governor was obviously not comfortable about Merle's brother possibly entering the picture. All in all, reason enough to just get rid of both Dixon brothers.

i guess you're right about there being some context. i'm just comparing that to what happened in the book and obviously for those who have read the book it's a little different.

i forgot about merle lying as well, although the scene with the governor asking merle who's side he was on earlier makes me think he's trying to work the crowd more so than being completely honest about believing merle betrayed him for good.

another thing i thought of was the scene where rick thought shane was attacking him during the firefight; i wonder if that was just a one-time thing or if it'll continue. i could see rick hallucinating more & more and seeing lori as well if it continues (separate from the phone thing).

[dupersuper]

Daryl has development?

Seriously? The guy who went from racist troublemaker to reliable 2nd in command who nearly killed himself looking for Sophia?