JustErin said:

My 9 year old son decided that he was going to watch this season since he played the game, so I said he could give it a go. First scene at the trough and I was like, "Nope, you're not watching this." and that was that.

They killed Robin Lord Taylor.

But Bob Stookey survived. I thought for sure he was a goner.

Lammastide said:

JustErin said:

My 9 year old son decided that he was going to watch this season since he played the game, so I said he could give it a go. First scene at the trough and I was like, "Nope, you're not watching this." and that was that.

They killed Robin Lord Taylor.

But Bob Stookey survived. I thought for sure he was a goner.

Cause he's on Gotham now!

And Morgan's back! Woo! Or, at least we know he's still alive. And I'm curious about the marking on the tree.

For the person who asked about Beth, I know, right?! It's like Maggie forgot her sister is missing, or that she had a sister at all.

I called it half way through the show.. is a goner

Generally I do find the show to be somewhat predictable but for some reason this time I wasn't even thinking that would happen. They totally got me this time.

Her interview on Talking Dead was sweet and sad.

JustErin said:

Generally I do find the show to be somewhat predictable but for some reason this time I wasn't even thinking that would happen. They totally got me this time.

Her interview on Talking Dead was sweet and sad.

It was mid season final so i expected some one to go
I thought Carol might die from her injurys in the hospital or Beth would get shot in the back trying to escape
But with 3 minuts left to the show i thought they were all home free! Them Bam!!
I was a bit shocked

Her interview was sweet

http://www.dailymail.co.u...inale.html

It's confirmed! The Walking Dead creator reveals Daryl Dixon's sexuality... amid uproar as AMC spoils midseason finale

ByLaurel Brown for MailOnline

Published: 18:41 EST, 1 December 2014 | Updated: 03:37 EST, 2 December 2014

It's a show that leaves fans on the edge of their seats.

But for some Walking Dead addicts the anticipation was ruined on Sunday after a major spoiler was revealed by the show's official Facebook page before the episode even aired on the West Coast.

The uproar that followed was dimmed only by the creator Robert Kirkman's decision to finally answer a question that has puzzled many - by confirming that Daryl Dixon's sexuality.

Robert Kirkman appeared on the Walking Dead after-show, Talking Dead, on Sunday night to answer a question that many fans have asked.

'I can make it official: Daryl Dixon is straight,' Kirkman said when asked about the character played by Norman Reedus.

'We play Daryl Dixon as being somewhat asexual on the show,' Kirkman explained further.

'He's a very introverted character and I think that's some of his appeal,' added the show's creator on why so many have questioned Daryl's orientation.

The question became an issue for fans of both the TV show and the comic book versions of The Walking Dead after Kirkman raised 'a possibility early on about making Daryl Dixon's character gay.'

As the stories progressed through the seasons, Daryl's sexuality became even more important to fans when chemistry began to emerge between that character and Carol Peletier (Melissa McBride).

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No easy answer: 'We play Daryl Dixon as being somewhat asexual on the show,' Kirkman explained

Considering Daryl's character and the midseason finale loss of his good friend, Beth Greene (Emily Kinney), romance may still not follow this reveal.

It was that death of Beth that had some fans of the AMC series in an uproar on Sunday night.

Right after the episode, 'Coda,' aired on the East Coast of the United States, the official Walking Dead Facebook page posted an image of Beth lying limply in the arms of a crying Daryl.

The image's caption read 'RIP Beth.'

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In a silly mood and I have an obstacle to doing what I need to do, so, you must suffer...


Memories
All alone in the moonlight
I can smile at the old days
It was beautiful then
I remember the time I knew what happiness was
Let the memories live again










Norman isn't innocent


seems a bit unfair


Ok




Actually I've been looking for a shot I saw randomly from one of the recent episodes that I thought was so beautiful, of Carol and her reflection, haven't found it yet.

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Question (And perhaps I've missed something): If, as the one female officer explained, Dawn was the sole looney keeping the hospital going, why didn't her crew just off her?

Lammastide said:

Question (And perhaps I've missed something): If, as the one female officer explained, Dawn was the sole looney keeping the hospital going, why didn't her crew just off her?

Maybe because her "keeping the hospital going" meant that the officers were guaranteed all their privileges, including being able to rape residents and that was worth keeping her in charge.

JustErin said:

Lammastide said:

Question (And perhaps I've missed something): If, as the one female officer explained, Dawn was the sole looney keeping the hospital going, why didn't her crew just off her?

Maybe because her "keeping the hospital going" meant that the officers were guaranteed all their privileges, including being able to rape residents and that was worth keeping her in charge.

Ahh. Maybe.