Best line in last night's show IMO. Andrea, " I cannot believe I shot Daryl." Dale, " I think you're being to hard on yourself, everyone has wanted to shoot Daryl one time or another."
The Walking Dead Season 2 Discussion *Spoilers*
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Best line in last night's show IMO. Andrea, " I cannot believe I shot Daryl." Dale, " I think you're being to hard on yourself, everyone has wanted to shoot Daryl one time or another."
Oh okay, I do remember the squirrel, maybe that was just wishful thinking because it would have been grossly fun. Didn't Darryl say, "that guy had the right idea"? I thought he meant the right idea was cannibalism, and he turned the tables on the zombie.
I think Darryl meant Merle had the right idea about his wound being easier to bind once the arrow was out, that's how I understood it anyway,
Kytee
This episode wasn't on On Demand yet this morning, so I didn't get to see it yet. Still no Sophia, I guess. Did we find out who was living in that house?
Oh okay, I do remember the squirrel, maybe that was just wishful thinking because it would have been grossly fun. Didn't Darryl say, "that guy had the right idea"? I thought he meant the right idea was cannibalism, and he turned the tables on the zombie.
I think Darryl meant Merle had the right idea about his wound being easier to bind once the arrow was out, that's how I understood it anyway,
Kytee
I obviously need psychiatric help.
By "that house," do you mean the whole farm property? Yes, yes we do.
No, I mean the house that Daryl found, where somebody was living in the closet-- maybe Sophia, or maybe not.
In late October, Daryl was out looking for Sophia and found what appeared to be an abandoned house.
However, when he went in there were signs of human life, including a recently opened tin of sardines and a closet where a kid has (apparently) made up a bed.
Outside the house he found the flower (Cherokee Rose) he brought back for Sophia's mom.
However, when he went in there were signs of human life, including a recently opened tin of sardines and a closet where a kid has (apparently) made up a bed.
Outside the house he found the flower (Cherokee Rose) he brought back for Sophia's mom.
Oh, that house. Then no, we didn't find out. 
The barn is far more interesting.
The barn is far more interesting.
Yes, a barn full of zombies is interesting. 
I still want to know who is living in that house, though....
I still want to know who is living in that house, though....
Please put comic spoilers in spoiler tags. Thanks! 
OK, now, I think they've carried the accidental shooting trope, and the accidental injury trope in general, far enough for the time being, thank you very much.
Seriously...it makes sense that a guy like Daryl would do as well as he seems to on the show. Even Rick and Shane had very little experience living off the land and/or surviving extreme hardships pre-plague. But for the zombies, this new world isn't that different than what Daryl was forced to live in his whole life.
Another good episode, though even I am starting to feel like we need more than just a scrap of information on the Sophia situation now. From a creative standpoint, the show needs to have discovered her fate soon; this was episode four of the seven we're getting before the hiatus, after all.
Daryl has been getting into the group dynamic so well that I hope Carol's kindness to him keeps him from following hallucination Merle's insistence that he stop considering himself part of the group.
Daryl has been getting into the group dynamic so well that I hope Carol's kindness to him keeps him from following hallucination Merle's insistence that he stop considering himself part of the group.
In this case, the comics aren't relevant to RJDiogenes's comment that he still wants to know who was in the house. Sophia was never lost like this in the comics.
Heh. Not only that, but someone should have yelled at Andrea for the noise that a gun shot makes. At the time, there didn't appear to be any zombies near the farm. Why risk changing that by using a gun when it wasn't necessary? After all, that was why Shane said they would need to find a place away from the farm for target practice.
Technically, there's only been one so far, Carl. Rick wasn't accidentally shot, he was shot deliberately. So was Daryl, if you think about it. It's just that there was a misunderstanding involved.
Maybe we should start a poll on who gets deliberately shot next. So far that's Rick (almost twice), Otis, and Daryl. And Andrea wanted to shoot herself.
Please put comic spoilers in spoiler tags. Thanks!
That's not a comic spoiler, it was on the show. Or are you thinking of what's to come? (I have no idea, though it's not too hard to put two and two together at this point.)
If they're concerned about that, why is she on lookout with a gun in the first place? She waited to shoot until the guys inexplicably stopped in front of the zombie and didn't attack him. At that point, she might have wondered if they were in trouble - maybe they saw a wave of zombies in the woods behind the first and were in shock?
This may have to do with my opinion that it's insane to get close enough to a zombie to fight it hand-to-hand, especially if you are close to an area where other zombies might be hidden by trees etc.
The next (if there is a next) series of Star Trek should explore the human condition as much as this show does.
What a feat, mixing zombie action with this kind of personal interaction without being a soap.
Too bad AMC can't do ST...
What a feat, mixing zombie action with this kind of personal interaction without being a soap.
Too bad AMC can't do ST...
But AMC is doing an alien-centric sci fi series, as it turns out. And I'm sure it will be exploring the human condition by contrasting people and their reactions to the entities and seeing their reaction - hope, fear, violence, madness, etc.
The name is terrible but that may change...
The name is terrible but that may change...
