The Walking Dead Season 3 - Page 101

Dorian Thompson · March 11 2013, 06:47 AM

Yeah, unless Martinez and the others took revenge for it and killed them. Rick's group is hamstrung by the fact that they care about each others' well being. Rick and Daryl dying wouldn't be good for the long term health of our favorite survivors.

Kestrel · March 11 2013, 07:07 AM

Caligula wrote:

TREK_GOD_1 wrote:

If any of you had to guess, who will be the next prison character to say bye-bye this season?

Beth is the first one that comes to mind.

Am I the only one that wants the group's current Comics Universe adversary to appear in Season NEVER?

Unfortunately I agree - along with

. But I really hope that doesn't happen, cause it'd be cheap and I'd like to see a little more development from her.

After Beth I'd have to say Herschel, then Carol (who could actually take Beth's place in the scenario above). Merle and Andrea both I could see not making it, but I think Andrea's safer since she's been such a major character this season. I'm assuming based on next week's preview that Tyrese and Sasha are coming back in the picture, so... dude and his son, whatever their names were... are probably goners.

I'm behind on the comics - last I read

Whettestone wrote:

Yes, you've already made clear you're dodging the problems, unthinking mind-numb robot. Go away now and let some thinking-fans have a go around here.

I'm laughing at the superior intellect.

TREK_GOD_1 · March 11 2013, 09:00 AM

Mr. Adventure wrote:

I think Merle had the right idea, killing the governor would've probably made their lives a lot simpler.

It was not so easy. Anyone would--or should expect the governor to have more backup around than Martinez and the butler, so attacking at that moment would seem like a disaster waiting to happen.

Kosh Naranek · March 11 2013, 02:25 PM

Rick is smart enough to know that the Governor is just not going to let them go, but I think a piece of him wants to be it as simple as handing over Michonne = peace.

I love Herschel. I laughed so hard when he said that Milton had to buy him a drink.

I have enjoyed the past two eps quite a lot, but now that they have a home base, they need to start stockpiling food and medical supplies.

Mr. Adventure · March 11 2013, 03:03 PM

Is everyone saying Beth because she's the most disposable?

TREK_GOD_1 wrote:

Mr. Adventure wrote:

I think Merle had the right idea, killing the governor would've probably made their lives a lot simpler.

It was not so easy. Anyone would--or should expect the governor to have more backup around than Martinez and the butler, so attacking at that moment would seem like a disaster waiting to happen.

Maybe they returned to Woodbury in other vehicles?

Yeah, you may be right but it seemed like it might have been a worthwhile idea to explore.

Sindatur · March 11 2013, 03:34 PM

Whettestone wrote:

Silvercrest wrote:

Whettestone wrote:

And yet you.... don't.

In fact, you people keep coming up with excuses so you don't have to deal with the problems in this episode.

Uh... no. We don't have to deal with the problems in this episode regardless. There's no one requiring us to explain anything.

Yes, you've already made clear you're dodging the problems, unthinking mind-numb robot. Go away now and let some thinking-fans have a go around here.

Wow, no point in conversely with civility, apparently

Rhaven · March 11 2013, 03:52 PM

TREK_GOD_1 wrote:

Mr. Adventure wrote:

I think Merle had the right idea, killing the governor would've probably made their lives a lot simpler.

It was not so easy. Anyone would--or should expect the governor to have more backup around than Martinez and the butler, so attacking at that moment would seem like a disaster waiting to happen.

I agree, the Governor needs to die. The question is, will it be Andrea with a knife or one of Rick's group with a well placed bullet?

Mark_Nguyen · March 11 2013, 04:33 PM

Or Milton? Or Martinez? Or will the townsfolk get all righteous on his ass and dump him in an empty zombie trap and let him wait for the inevitable?

Mark

TREK_GOD_1 · March 11 2013, 05:28 PM

Mark_Nguyen wrote:

Or Milton? Or Martinez? Or will the townsfolk get all righteous on his ass and dump him in an empty zombie trap and let him wait for the inevitable?

Mark

If the governor met his end that way, it would be the biggest cheer-inducing moment in WD history. Bigger than Rick killing Shane.

TREK_GOD_1 · March 11 2013, 05:31 PM

Rhaven wrote:

TREK_GOD_1 wrote:

Mr. Adventure wrote:

I think Merle had the right idea, killing the governor would've probably made their lives a lot simpler.

It was not so easy. Anyone would--or should expect the governor to have more backup around than Martinez and the butler, so attacking at that moment would seem like a disaster waiting to happen.

I agree, the Governor needs to die. The question is, will it be Andrea with a knife or one of Rick's group with a well placed bullet?

I think the governor will be the victim of an amputation...but not of his hands, arms, legs.....

Not operating from spoilers or anything of that nature, but I can see that happening to him at the hands of Maggie, Michonne, or Andrea. I think its almost a sure thing a woman will be the agent of his downfall.

DarthTom · March 11 2013, 06:14 PM

TREK_GOD_1 wrote:

Not operating from spoilers or anything of that nature, but I can see that happening to him at the hands of Maggie, Michonne, or Andrea. I think its almost a sure thing a woman will be the agent of his downfall.

It's going to have to be a princple that kiills of the Governor because we as the viewer just aren't emotionally invested in the townsfolk IMO. They are simply background noise to the main part of the story and the characters.

Neroon · March 11 2013, 06:42 PM

Whettestone wrote:

Silvercrest wrote:

Whettestone wrote:

And yet you.... don't.

In fact, you people keep coming up with excuses so you don't have to deal with the problems in this episode.

Uh... no. We don't have to deal with the problems in this episode regardless. There's no one requiring us to explain anything.

Yes, you've already made clear you're dodging the problems, unthinking mind-numb robot. Go away now and let some thinking-fans have a go around here.

Infraction for flaming. Comments to PM

davejames · March 11 2013, 06:52 PM

I'm not too familiar with the comic, but isn't the Governor supposed to, like, hang around a while? From all the hype, I got the impression he was the chief villain of the series or something.

Not that I'd have a problem with him dying at the end of this season. He's a great villain, but at least in the TV version I'm not sure this conflict can really go on much longer before it starts to gets tired.

Vendikarr · March 11 2013, 07:07 PM

davejames wrote:

I'm not too familiar with the comic, but isn't the Governor supposed to, like, hang around a while? From all the hype, I got the impression he was the chief villain of the series or something.

Not that I'd have a problem with him dying at the end of this season. He's a great villain, but at least in the TV version I'm not sure this conflict can really go on much longer before it starts to gets tired.

propita · March 11 2013, 07:17 PM

Andrea's a fool!

I don't like Martinez that much, but he and Daryl were bonding nicely, agreeing that, regardless of what they want, it "will be decided" that they go to war. Maybe Martinez won't be so bad? Now that he sees these guys as individuals, mightn't he turn on the Governor? He seems less gung-ho than just an episode or two ago.

Still don't know why they don't just kill zombies at the fence of the prison. They can thin the herd a bit, and if things get settled with the Governor, they can repair the fence and use the grassy area for crops. They're gonna need food.

March 11 2013, 06:47 AM	#1501
Dorian Thompson Admiral Location: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma	Re: The Walking Dead Season 3 Yeah, unless Martinez and the others took revenge for it and killed them. Rick's group is hamstrung by the fact that they care about each others' well being. Rick and Daryl dying wouldn't be good for the long term health of our favorite survivors. __________________ http://www.noahswish.com Best disaster animal relief charity around. Don't forget our animal friends. Donate, train to be a volunteer, or be a foster parent for a displaced pet.

March 11 2013, 02:25 PM	#1504
Kosh Naranek Captain Location: Elwood P. Dowd's House	Re: The Walking Dead Season 3 Rick is smart enough to know that the Governor is just not going to let them go, but I think a piece of him wants to be it as simple as handing over Michonne = peace. I love Herschel. I laughed so hard when he said that Milton had to buy him a drink. I have enjoyed the past two eps quite a lot, but now that they have a home base, they need to start stockpiling food and medical supplies. __________________ "In this world, Elwood, you must be oh so smart or oh so pleasant." Well, for years I was smart. I recommend pleasant. You may quote me. - Elwood P. Dowd from Harvey

March 11 2013, 04:33 PM	#1508
Mark_Nguyen Commodore Location: Calgary, Alberta	Re: The Walking Dead Season 3 Or Milton? Or Martinez? Or will the townsfolk get all righteous on his ass and dump him in an empty zombie trap and let him wait for the inevitable? Mark __________________ Mark Nguyen - Producer The 404s - Improv Comedy Group Oh, I like that Trek thing too...

March 11 2013, 06:52 PM	#1513
davejames Vice Admiral Location: Sac, Ca	Re: The Walking Dead Season 3 I'm not too familiar with the comic, but isn't the Governor supposed to, like, hang around a while? From all the hype, I got the impression he was the chief villain of the series or something. Not that I'd have a problem with him dying at the end of this season. He's a great villain, but at least in the TV version I'm not sure this conflict can really go on much longer before it starts to gets tired.

March 11 2013, 07:17 PM	#1515
propita Rear Admiral Location: fresno, ca, us	Re: The Walking Dead Season 3 Andrea's a fool! I don't like Martinez that much, but he and Daryl were bonding nicely, agreeing that, regardless of what they want, it "will be decided" that they go to war. Maybe Martinez won't be so bad? Now that he sees these guys as individuals, mightn't he turn on the Governor? He seems less gung-ho than just an episode or two ago. Still don't know why they don't just kill zombies at the fence of the prison. They can thin the herd a bit, and if things get settled with the Governor, they can repair the fence and use the grassy area for crops. They're gonna need food.

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