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red calzolaio wrote:is this still on???

Yes, one of the biggest shows on TV is still on.

@SkitchP wrote:

CopperTom wrote:Sonequa Martin

Spoiler: show

got a lead role in the new Star Trek TV. Bye bye Sasha.

Her 11 minutes of screen time a season are likely to be unaffected.

I can totally see her getting Holly's death from the comics.

lowlight79 wrote:

@SkitchP wrote:

CopperTom wrote:Sonequa Martin

Spoiler: show

got a lead role in the new Star Trek TV. Bye bye Sasha.

Her 11 minutes of screen time a season are likely to be unaffected.

I can totally see her getting Holly's death from the comics.

That's one of my favorite deaths.

Rangi Guy wrote:

CopperTom wrote:I'm guessing that

Spoiler: show

Carl isn't killed, but runs away or gets separated. I believe Kirkman said he could see Carl leading the group after enough time. And he envisions a 20+ year TV lifespan of the franchise. Carl, possibly played by another actor, could lead in The Walking Dead: The Next Generation or whatever it would be called.

Ugggh - If I'm still watching this in 10 years someone just off me please!

Me, too.

It has to end.

CARL SUCKS. DIE CARL.

The Walking Dead teases new character and location



Alexandria. The Hilltop. The Kingdom. Possibly even Oceanside. Some, if not all, of these communities will be banding together to take on Negan in the second half of The Walking Dead’s season 7. But is there yet another group that could join the fray?

AMC’s official synopsis for 7B said, “We’ll meet new survivors in incredible places,” and we have your exclusive first look at one of those survivors and one of those places right here. In this new photo (see the full image below), we see Rick conversing with a woman — at least it looks like a woman, judging from the back — in what appears to be a junkyard setting.

Who is she? What is the deal with her group, which you can see looking semi-menacing behind Rick? Is this junkyard their home or just an intimidating meeting spot to deal with strangers like Mr. Grimes? Also, are these people related to the mysterious stranger in the boots spying on Alexandria at the end of the midseason finale?

Predictably, showrunner Scott M. Gimple will answer precisely none of them. But he will give us this: “I’m just going to say that Rick is going to meet this person and/or persons pretty quickly,” says Gimple. “The answers are just around the heap. I cannot wait for people to meet this character and to see this actor. There is some formidable fun coming up.”

Formidable fun? We’ll take it! While fun is not a word often bandied about on The Walking Dead, Andrew Lincoln already told us that the tone of the second half of season 7 will be dramatically different and that “the thrill of the fight” is back. How this person and group will fit into that fight remains to be seen.

Good ep, moving things along.

The highway limbo scene was pretty freaking great.

Think we have a new faction at the end there?

Stickman wrote:Good ep, moving things along.

The highway limbo scene was pretty freaking great.

Think we have a new faction at the end there?

Spoiler: show

The Garbage Pail Kids is there nickname. Where there alliance lies, well, we shall see.

DUDE. The two cars with the steel wire was amazing.

But the explosion shouldn't have happened. The explosives were removed from the wire. The gasoline jug wouldn't have just exploded.

CopperTom wrote:But the explosion shouldn't have happened. The explosives were removed from the wire. The gasoline jug wouldn't have just exploded.

Didn't they leave a couple sticks behind because Rosita said they were damaged so she set them aside?

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

CopperTom wrote:But the explosion shouldn't have happened. The explosives were removed from the wire. The gasoline jug wouldn't have just exploded.

Didn't they leave a couple sticks behind because Rosita said they were damaged so she set them aside?

Fucking A, Tom. Pay attention.

Bammer wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

CopperTom wrote:But the explosion shouldn't have happened. The explosives were removed from the wire. The gasoline jug wouldn't have just exploded.

Didn't they leave a couple sticks behind because Rosita said they were damaged so she set them aside?

Fucking A, Tom. Pay attention.

Yes, but they didn't reattach them to the wire or the gas jugs.

CopperTom wrote:

Bammer wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

CopperTom wrote:But the explosion shouldn't have happened. The explosives were removed from the wire. The gasoline jug wouldn't have just exploded.

Didn't they leave a couple sticks behind because Rosita said they were damaged so she set them aside?

Fucking A, Tom. Pay attention.

Yes, but they didn't reattach them to the wire or the gas jugs.

no but they were unstable, that is why they didn't take them. So couldn't a walker have stepped on it and made it explode?

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

CopperTom wrote:

Bammer wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

CopperTom wrote:But the explosion shouldn't have happened. The explosives were removed from the wire. The gasoline jug wouldn't have just exploded.

Didn't they leave a couple sticks behind because Rosita said they were damaged so she set them aside?

Fucking A, Tom. Pay attention.

Yes, but they didn't reattach them to the wire or the gas jugs.

no but they were unstable, that is why they didn't take them. So couldn't a walker have stepped on it and made it explode?

Probably not. Explosives don't work that way. Dynamite needs to be ignited. Gas needs to be ignited. They showed them removing all detenators.

I know I demand that the physics of explosives be as realistic as possible in my zombie shows.

I'm saying it was a logic flaw.

CopperTom wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

CopperTom wrote:

Bammer wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

CopperTom wrote:But the explosion shouldn't have happened. The explosives were removed from the wire. The gasoline jug wouldn't have just exploded.

Didn't they leave a couple sticks behind because Rosita said they were damaged so she set them aside?

Fucking A, Tom. Pay attention.

Yes, but they didn't reattach them to the wire or the gas jugs.

no but they were unstable, that is why they didn't take them. So couldn't a walker have stepped on it and made it explode?

Probably not. Explosives don't work that way. Dynamite needs to be ignited. Gas needs to be ignited. They showed them removing all detenators.

I just assumed Rosita rigged them to blow as they weren't going to keep them.

CopperTom wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

CopperTom wrote:

Bammer wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

CopperTom wrote:But the explosion shouldn't have happened. The explosives were removed from the wire. The gasoline jug wouldn't have just exploded.

Didn't they leave a couple sticks behind because Rosita said they were damaged so she set them aside?

Fucking A, Tom. Pay attention.

Yes, but they didn't reattach them to the wire or the gas jugs.

no but they were unstable, that is why they didn't take them. So couldn't a walker have stepped on it and made it explode?

Probably not. Explosives don't work that way. Dynamite needs to be ignited. Gas needs to be ignited. They showed them removing all detenators.

So how come in all those old timey westerns, everybody is always so worried the dynamite sticks are gonna fall off the wagon or whatever.

not to mention