Who was killed on the last episode of Walking Dead?
There’s been plenty of speculation on the web over this very question but the long and short of it is you’re not finding out till October. AMC have done a great job of keeping this quite, and I’m sure they have been on the top of the list for false clues and ideas.I’ll go out on a limb here and say, as they filmed the last episode of season 6, it had not even been decided who would take Lucille.Put it completely out of you mind that this is going to follow the books, it’s not. The TV series has never followed the books, why would it start now?What everyone seems to agree on is that it will be a popular character, I can’t describe the backlash AMC would get in they killed off a minor character so Tara, Sasha, Eugene and Aaron are safe.Now who they won’t kill because it’s way to obvious or they too essential for the story, I’m going to say Rick, Carl, Glen.Whos’ left?DarylMichonneMaggieAbrahamThink we can disregard Maggie as Negan did say something about taking out the strongest and she clearly isn’t, which leaves three contenders.Daryl is wounded and is no threat at the moment, so safe.That leaves Abraham & Michonne . My guess is it’s Abraham. He’s the strongest physically in the group and has become a much loved character.Now I’m not saying he’s the only one who’s going to die, I have my eye on Maggie as well possibly later in the season if not the first episode and possibly not by The Saviors. But who knows, certainly not me lol.Have fun peeps.
What are your thoughts on the pike scene in The Walking Dead?
Padma Rangarajan: are you still watching the show? What’s your take? If you know anyone that might want to start checking out James’s question, pass them on. He has some pretty decent ideas that often turn out on the nose.James: I think the victims chosen for the pikes were a bit emblematic towards Alpha’s thoughts about Lydia. She chose younger people because they likely had parents that would grieve. It could be that Tammy Rose was killed because Alpha saw her with the baby. Her husband will grieve, Alpha saw them at the fair and they might have been looking at baby items or just talking about the fact that they had it. A baby that Alpha didn’t give a shit about.Compared to the comics, Alpha is much more pathetic than on the show, and so I expected the pike scene to reflect that. On THE TALKING DEAD, Scott Gimple mumbled his way through answering why people like Rosita or Ezekial were not killed by talking about the different direction of the show. I think he was dodging why they didn’t kill off characters we saw in the comics, but I think he also meant that he was showing that TV Alpha is different that print Alpha.And with Henry dead, the direction of the show will be different. Carl and Lydia have been together for months in the comic. Enid’s death was a bit of a shock, but with Henry dead, that changes the direction of the show from the comic even more than before.
How long does it take to produce 1 Walking Dead Episode (TV Show)?
I remembered Simpsons taking 6-9 months to produce. It blew my mind at that time because it took THAT LONG. But I just thought maybe they start producing multiple episodes at the same time. But how about a live-action TV show? I can't seem to google the answer until I just got tired of searching (wrong use of terms and phrases maybe?).
Which episode of the walking dead does andrea shoot daryl?
Episode 5 Chupacabra
What are your thoughts on the new season of Telltale's The Walking Dead?
There is potential regarding the network of communities. Real networking, not just between tiny neighborhoods but towns and cities. This is supposedly what Kirkman wanted all along, but it has taken him over a decade to get to the point where it’s feasible. The problem with The Walking Dead is that it doesn’t evolve. It’s still about personal stakes, at most about it is about communities. A small group of people, really personal stuff. But thing is……there is only so much you can do with a small scale story before it gets repetitive. And The Walking Dead is getting repetitive. It doesn’t evolve, it’s been years and we’re still going on about Alexandria, Hilltop, and the Kingdom. What about fortified towns? Cities? Are there no full-blown regions completely free of zombies? Any countries?I estimate we’re nearing the 5th year of the apocalypse, and we’re still dealing with communities of a few dozen people, maybe a few hundred. It gets old. But there is hope with this new Ohio community. They’re starting to “leave their nest” and travel to find new communities and meet new people. Still, at this rate it will take 150 more issues for that to happen, and then it’ll be the end of it, since the comics are supposed to end after Issue 300. We’ll spend 300 issues teasing the rebirth of mankind only for the story to end before reaching that point. If that happens, I’ll be disappointed.Imagine how awesome this would be. Hell, the only reason I’m writing a story of the genre is because of how amazing the whole concept is, and Kirkman just refuses to elevate The Walking Dead to that level.
The walking dead- in season 2 last episode Laurie is mad at Rick why? Then season 3 1st episode Rick is mad at?
This was actually answered perfectly here: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20121014193018AAvaApn But to summarize what they said,basically it was Lori's fault that Rick had to kill his best friend, Shane.Lori told Rick he needed to protect her and Carl from Shane.Then a little after that she talks to Shane and gives him hope,saying she had developed feelings for him when she thought Rick was dead (which is why Shane had even planned to kill Rick in the first place). After Rick killed Shane he told Lori about it because he felt bad and she rejected him,she didn't even want him to touch her,even though he had done it to protect her and Carl like she had asked.So he's feeling betrayed and Lori's feeling guilty for having rejected Rick in his time of need. You should check out the link i included because i learned it from them and they explain it better x).