The Walking Dead Season 3

[TheSeeker]

^Interesting. Maybe we'll find out at the mid-season hiatus. Carol going after her sort of makes sense though. It would explain her absence.

[sojourner]

Carol would have to be god damn miracle worker to save someone in Lori's condition and under those circumstances.

[TheSeeker]

True. I like the idea of her coming back as a walker though.

[DarthTom]

TheSeeker wrote:

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^Interesting. Maybe we'll find out at the mid-season hiatus. Carol going after her sort of makes sense though. It would explain her absence.

If that conjecture is right, Carl's disposition would make a little more sense inasmuch as he didn't actually shoot her.

[Silvercrest]

I happened to see Norman Reedus (Daryl) on a 2006 episode of L&O:SVU the other night. He played a rock star with a grudge against the psychiatric industry.

[Rhaven]

DarthTom wrote:

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If that conjecture is right, Carl's disposition would make a little more sense inasmuch as he didn't actually shoot her.

Or, Carl did shoot her, but the bullett just grazed her. Then Carol would have to sew up a field cesarean and then get Lori out of that room.
Seems impossible, doesn't it?

[DarthTom]

Rhaven wrote:

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Or, Carl did shoot her, but the bullett just grazed her. Then Carol would have to sew up a field cesarean and then get Lori out of that room.
Seems impossible, doesn't it?

Well, 88% of field amputations during the Civil War [which IMO is the most apt comparison to the prison in TWD] died from that amputation. So, Herschel beat the odds. Perhaps Lori will as well?

[RJDiogenes]

^^ Yeah. More likely they're keeping the Lori actor around as Rick's delusion for a while.

Poor Rick is totally off the deep end. I, too, assumed that he wanted to get her remains out of the zombie to bury her, but the ring theory is a good one.

Daryl cracks me up, though. Civilization collapses, decent people give up their ethics for the sake of survival, but here's a hillbilly who found his better angels in the wake of the apocalypse. Seeing him feeding and talking to the baby was hilarious. And then putting the flower on the grave. He's a classic.

So are the prison and Mayberry storylines ever going to converge or will Micchone and Andrea escape and find the prison. I'm hoping to someday see Micchone smile.

[Mojochi]

Rhaven wrote:

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It was! I thought, at first that Rick was going to cut what remained out...to bury. It still gives me the shivers.

When they found Carol's scarf, they were standing over the consumed body of T-Dog too. Definitely a milestone. I don't think we've had totally devoured main characters until now.

T-Dog stripped to the bone & a bloated gut full of Lori. It manages to make things even more grim to know that they're ultimately just a bunch of roaming lunch sacks

[Mojochi]

RJDiogenes wrote:

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I'm hoping to someday see Micchone smile.

You're looking at it... about 6 seconds before she hacks up Woodbury's Geek collection

[MPH]

Not really convinced she is dead either as I find it hard to believe that zombie would eat a whole person in such a short space of time.

[TheSeeker]

Yeah. His stomach wasn't that bloated.

[Agent Richard07]

RJDiogenes wrote:

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So are the prison and Mayberry storylines ever going to converge or will Micchone and Andrea escape and find the prison. I'm hoping to someday see Micchone smile.

Maybe Rick & company will find the town, and through their meddling, it'll get destroyed just like the farm was and the governor will be put down.

[DarthTom]

MPH wrote:

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Not really convinced she is dead either as I find it hard to believe that zombie would eat a whole person in such a short space of time.

As an aside, it's amazing to me that both Andrew Lincoln and David Morrisey who are both really good British actors do such an amazing job at faking an American accent. Bravo.

Our actors sadly do not do such a great job at faking a British one. I wonder why?

[Agent Richard07]

^ I've wondered why too.