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JohnnyL:
--- Quote from: Jaydc is back on November 29, 2011, 12:26:35 PM ---They clearly stated Otis was the one that captured the zombies. And Otis was killed by Shane before he even knew they were looking for a little girl. However, they have been feeding the zombies. I'm not sure how they wouldn't notice a little girl zombie and not put two and two together.
The last ten minutes of the show was the best ten minutes of television I may have ever seen. Shane is easily the best character on the show. I was just about ready to give up on the show because of the silly writing and drag the time out plot lines. But that episodes got me interested again. It'll be interesting to see where they go from here.
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Yeah. They even said on "Talking Dead" that Otis was the one who rounded up Zombie Sophia and put her in the barn, and that he never mentioned it to the group because he went with Shane and was killed before Rick or anyone had time to tell him that they were looking for a little girl. They said that they originally intended to shoot a flash back sequence that showed Otis catching Sophia and putting her in the barn, but it was cut from the script. Seeing as how that would have spoiled the ending, I can see why, although I guess it would have explained the sequence of events more clearly.
I think that episode is easily the best this season, although it deviates even further from events in the comic. At this point, I don't even care that the show differs. I just want them to do something with the pacing. I think they dragged out the search for Sophia a lot longer than it needed to be. I'll say this though, I know some aren't happy with where the group found her, but at least they went with the most logical explanation for her ultimate fate. After spending so much time having the characters look for her, I couldn't picture a happy outcome working for that storyline.
Okka:
--- Quote ---AMC announced today that David Morrissey has been cast in the role of The Governor in the network's critically acclaimed hit series The Walking Dead. The Governor, a character from Robert Kirkman's graphic novel, is the leader of Woodbury, a small settlement of survivors, and becomes the chief antagonist for Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) and his group.
The Governor will appear in The Walking Dead Season 3, a 16-episode order from AMC, which begins production this spring in Atlanta.
A BAFTA Award nominee, Morrissey has appeared in many acclaimed British series including State of Play, Meadowlands, The Deal and Blackpool. Along with his celebrated work in television, Morrissey is also known for his leading roles in feature films such as The Reaping, The Other Boleyn Girl, Centurion, The Water Horse, Nowhere Boy and Blitz. He recently wrapped Welcome to the Punch opposite James McAvoy and Mark Strong. Morrissey is represented by The Collective and Troika in the UK.
The Walking Dead Season 2 airs Sundays at 9pm on AMC.
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http://blogs.amctv.com/the-walking-dead/2012/02/david-morrissey-cast-as-the-governor.php
doggfather:
THe end of the 2nd season, how do you like it?!
AlerG:
Finally picked up, the last few episodes were boring as hell, excluding the final 5 minutes of each show where something drastic would happen. It was annoying cause they'd drag you through a slow ass storyline for the first 55 minutes.
doggfather:
the second half of the season was aight, the first was borin.
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