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geebsTV commentary:
The Walking Dead- Interesting, some Michonne backstory stuff that wasn't in the comics. So she and Carl go on a supply run, talk about sad things, like Judith, and Carl gets her to open up about her own kid. I don't think she had a kid in the comics, just the husband. But heh, he's all, maybe her son and Judith are up in heaven or whatever. Man, is that going to be awkward when they run into Carol and Tyrese.
Which I think they would, because they had to abandon the house due to brigands and are headed to that Terminus supposed safe haven. I'm sure the brigands will be back though, since their leader is played by that one that guy (Mayor Hale from SoA/Rack from Buffy/pervy cult leader from that ep of SVU where he knocked up a 12 year old and killed her father, which was always weird to me, because the guy he killed had the same name as![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
dholliday) who plays a lot of bad guys in things.
Also, its clear that these weren't nice guys, but its interesting in a zombie world where anyone who dies turns, to actively leave the corpse free so it will awaken and attack. That's pretty frickin cold- I mean, Rick killing the guy to escape, you could chalk that up to adrenaline and fight or flight response. But opening the bathroom door so when the guy came back as a zombie, he'd go attack his allies? I mean, I guess that's no different than leaving a trap as a distraction to further his escape. And if he didn't, he wouldn't have been able to sneak away and warn Michonne and Carl before they walked cluelessly into the house.
The only other group we get to see is Abraham's. Glenn wants to get off and look for Maggie, and Abraham tries to dissuade him. He says they need to stick together to survive, and he needs the help protecting Eugene and get him to Washington to help with this zombie outbreak. Glenn's all, "Too bad!" and then decks Abraham when he's all, your wife is dead anyways, and even if you find her, how long are you going to survive by yourselves? So he and Abraham get into a fight, and it all becomes moot anyways, because walkers ambush Eugene, who accidentally shoots up the truck before they save him.
So now they have no vehicle, so Glenn and Tara leave to search for Maggie, and Rosita follows, then Eugene, who tells Abraham, they need to stick together, and besides, maybe they'll find a vehicle to replace the truck. Its weird that they reveal Rosita and Abraham's relationship by just having Tara be all, "She'd follow you anywhere!" Since we haven't seen any interaction between them, its like, how the hell does Tara know. But I guess her exposition is the proof.
The Walking Dead- Interesting, some Michonne backstory stuff that wasn't in the comics. So she and Carl go on a supply run, talk about sad things, like Judith, and Carl gets her to open up about her own kid. I don't think she had a kid in the comics, just the husband. But heh, he's all, maybe her son and Judith are up in heaven or whatever. Man, is that going to be awkward when they run into Carol and Tyrese.
Which I think they would, because they had to abandon the house due to brigands and are headed to that Terminus supposed safe haven. I'm sure the brigands will be back though, since their leader is played by that one that guy (Mayor Hale from SoA/Rack from Buffy/pervy cult leader from that ep of SVU where he knocked up a 12 year old and killed her father, which was always weird to me, because the guy he killed had the same name as
dholliday) who plays a lot of bad guys in things.Also, its clear that these weren't nice guys, but its interesting in a zombie world where anyone who dies turns, to actively leave the corpse free so it will awaken and attack. That's pretty frickin cold- I mean, Rick killing the guy to escape, you could chalk that up to adrenaline and fight or flight response. But opening the bathroom door so when the guy came back as a zombie, he'd go attack his allies? I mean, I guess that's no different than leaving a trap as a distraction to further his escape. And if he didn't, he wouldn't have been able to sneak away and warn Michonne and Carl before they walked cluelessly into the house.
The only other group we get to see is Abraham's. Glenn wants to get off and look for Maggie, and Abraham tries to dissuade him. He says they need to stick together to survive, and he needs the help protecting Eugene and get him to Washington to help with this zombie outbreak. Glenn's all, "Too bad!" and then decks Abraham when he's all, your wife is dead anyways, and even if you find her, how long are you going to survive by yourselves? So he and Abraham get into a fight, and it all becomes moot anyways, because walkers ambush Eugene, who accidentally shoots up the truck before they save him.
So now they have no vehicle, so Glenn and Tara leave to search for Maggie, and Rosita follows, then Eugene, who tells Abraham, they need to stick together, and besides, maybe they'll find a vehicle to replace the truck. Its weird that they reveal Rosita and Abraham's relationship by just having Tara be all, "She'd follow you anywhere!" Since we haven't seen any interaction between them, its like, how the hell does Tara know. But I guess her exposition is the proof.
