Valdronius wrote:

Anyone still watching? I found myself wondering why there was a handgun buried in the yard, more than where they obtained livestock. I initially thought Rick was stupid for being out alone with earbuds in, but I guess it set the tone for how safe they feel after the hiatus.

I thought they made it obvious that Rick was all in pacifist mode and buried his gun so he wouldn't use it, hence Herschel's speech telling him he should take it with him more often. He probably wants to be less aggressive after the whole deal with the governor and seeing how crazy the black guy (his friend, can't remember his name) went.

Go be a childish dickweed somewhere else, we're just people trying to have a discussion about a show we enjoy without every single thread being invaded by chirping little birds with nothing to actually say.

Also, another reason for the pacifism is I think Rick is trying to set a better example for Carl after he gunned down that kid last season.

The whole scene at the store with the zombies falling through the roof was extremely goofy and unlikely, but as usual, I let things like that pass in a show like this because it's concept is goofy in general. No biggie, I still enjoy it for what it is.

I'll be honest, the amount of hype I have for this season is reduced by at least half after finishing Breaking Bad. Nothing will ever live up to that and I have to learn to accept that. Even my excitement for new Game of Thrones was reduced dramatically. Both of these shows have gone from "OMG CAN'T WAIT" to "Oh, cool" territory after finishing that amazing series.

Anyway, I see that the new threat is obviously going to be a disease of some sort and they are gonna push that for most of the first half of the season. I expect they'll bring the governor back for the second half or something which is predictable, but it'll be satisfying when they inevitably kill him off.

lordsathien wrote:

JoshWoodzy wrote: The whole scene at the store with the zombies falling through the roof was extremely goofy and unlikely, but as usual, I let things like that pass in a show like this because it's concept is goofy in general. No biggie, I still enjoy it for what it is. Bear in mind, that a military-grade chopper had crashed on the roof. It makes at least some degree of sense how the level might give way, given how much something like that might weigh, combined with zombies moving around.

I'm mostly talking about the guy slamming a bottle down, causing a chain reaction to all that stuff happening. Does it make technical sense? Yes. Is it still goofy as fuck? Absolutely.

She is 100% not dead. First, it showed the little girls holding the baby and saying "We should go get guns!" then a few scenes later, there they are with no Judith and guns and they shoot the bitch and save Tyreese. THEN, they run in the direction they got the guns from (where they probably hid Judith) and they made a point to have Tyreese say "Why are you going that way?! The bus is this way!". Why the fuck would they give him that chunk of dialogue if it wasn't leading us to believe they stashed Judith when they got weapons.

So yes, she's alive. This GIF is good evidence too, as Tyreese is running while cradling something while his gun is on his back.