Re: The Walking Dead -- "Chupacabra" -- 11/13/11
 

People are probably pissed off over all the nitpicking whiners and stopped visiting the thread.

Re: The Walking Dead -- "Chupacabra" -- 11/13/11
 

:lol: Monk and Daryl's adventures in a zombie apocalypse would be a show I'd watch.

Re: The Walking Dead -- "Chupacabra" -- 11/13/11
 

I like the show and will continue to watch it. The only thing that bothers me is the inconsistencies with how to deal with blood contact with the zombies. When they wore the meat suits in the first season, they were told not to come into contact with the blood/guts under any circumstances. Now they beat and stab them in the face, walk around in blood-drenched clothes, etc. I know they don't want to make any noise killing them. Take a clue from Daryl and get some crossbows... duh.. they are in the south, it wouldn't be that hard to find them.. hunting cabins, guns shops, etc. quiet, no-contact kills....

Re: The Walking Dead -- "Chupacabra" -- 11/13/11
 

hell yeah.. get tony shalhoub NOW :lol:

Re: The Walking Dead -- "Chupacabra" -- 11/13/11
 

Re: The Walking Dead -- "Chupacabra" -- 11/13/11
 

That kind of inconsistency is part of the zombie genre.

Re: The Walking Dead -- "Chupacabra" -- 11/13/11
 

I don't think people should expect a resolution regarding the missing girl until the finale. It's definitely clear by now that season 2 should be subtitled "THE SEARCH FOR THE MISSING DUMBASS CHILD." That's essentially the arc of the season.

Re: The Walking Dead -- "Chupacabra" -- 11/13/11
 

I can't believe how tired this show already feels. Someone really needs to work over the dialogue. Typical exchange:

"where are the guns?"

"you know where i put the guns. I put 'em where you can't find 'em, because I can't trust you with 'em. It's not because you're a woman, it's not because you're young, it's because I have a responsibility to fulfill here and by giving you a gun, i'm taking that responsibility and putting it on you, and I can't live with that."

"...okay. So where's the food, then?"

"You know where the food is..."

Typical exchanges like this happen in every single scene. Someone asks a simple question, and then gets the most obfuscated answer that leads to 10 minutes of pointless dialogue.

And you know, despite all this, i'm surprised they haven't spent more time talking about WHAT THE FUCK IS GOING ON AROUND THEM AND WHERE THE FUCK THESE THINGS CAME FROM.

Re: The Walking Dead -- "Chupacabra" -- 11/13/11
 

I enjoyed the Daryl stuff this week, as other posters have obviously mentioned.

Re: The Walking Dead -- "Chupacabra" -- 11/13/11
 

If you looked at the time stamp, I typed that when Daryl looked to be shot dead by that idiot Andrea.

It seems that you can't criticize this show at all without getting a personal shot or some childish response like the one above.

Re: The Walking Dead -- "Chupacabra" -- 11/13/11
 

Could Daryl have looked anymore like zombie when he came out of woods? Andrea taking that shot with 3 friendlies in the line of sight was one of the most irresponsible things I've ever seen. I hate how poorly this show sets up the pay offs. And instead of grazing Daryl it would have been great to get rid of T- Dog. It's kind of insulting he has no real name. What the hell were the writers thinking with that?

Re: The Walking Dead -- "Chupacabra" -- 11/13/11
 

It's Theodore. We found that out earlier this season.

Re: The Walking Dead -- "Chupacabra" -- 11/13/11
 

They weren't told not to come in contact with the blood and guts under any circumstances, that was just a part of the initial fear. I used the "AIDS from a toilet seat" comparison in an earlier thread.

My guess is at this point they've been sprayed by enough zombie juice that they realize exposure with their skin doesn't hurt them.

Re: The Walking Dead -- "Chupacabra" -- 11/13/11
 

Because people can't have nicknames?

Re: The Walking Dead -- "Chupacabra" -- 11/13/11
 

You picked up on that did you?

:lol:

Those magical adamantium crossbow bolts just keep getting more amazing with each episode!

Re: The Walking Dead -- "Chupacabra" -- 11/13/11
 

I keep hoping Daryl starts calling him CoCo.

And I agree that Andrea should have been punched, not for trying to kill a walker, but doing so only when 3 of her group were in direct contact with the walker. Hopefully Shane who seems to be the combat instructor now uses it to teach the others not to be suck a dumbass.

Re: The Walking Dead -- "Chupacabra" -- 11/13/11
 

:lol:
:thumbsup:

Re: The Walking Dead -- "Chupacabra" -- 11/13/11
 

I'm enjoying the show and thought this was one of the better episodes. I do still agree the dialogue needs work though. Too much focus on whatever petty conflict is the basis of an episode and not enough focus on an overarching narrative. I want more conversation about the outbreak, what happened, and what the survivors are planning to do to get out of all this alive.

Re: The Walking Dead -- "Chupacabra" -- 11/13/11
 

Exactly. the zombie genre doesn't exist in this world so they are just going off of basic instinct. The further you survive I'm sure the less you care.

Re: The Walking Dead -- "Chupacabra" -- 11/13/11
 

Good lord dude. Let it go.

Re: The Walking Dead -- "Chupacabra" -- 11/13/11
 

What's the issue with the crossbow arrows anyways? I know people were wondering how Daryl can have a constant supply - but we know that he's re-using them. We've seen him pull them out of the zombies numerous times (but not every time). So I'm not seeing any problems with that... is there a different issue with it I'm not aware of?

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Re: The Walking Dead -- "Chupacabra" -- 11/13/11
 

I would like that quite a bit. I actually don't have a problem with how long they are spending looking for the girl. The boy is still recovering, and they have a base right now in the farm. Might as well go out and look for the person who is missing from your party, but there does come a point where they need to let go, whether she's found or not.

Come on. That really wasn't a spoiler. You still don't know what happened, and neither does that poster.

I think someone in one of the threads might have expressed doubts about the arrows being able to pierce a zombie's skull.

Poor Andrea. I agree that her actions were stupid, but I get what she was doing. She just desperately wants to prove herself to the others and feels she hasn't had the opportunity. Here was a chance where she could prove she could be useful. Unfortunately, that didn't go so hot for her. :lol:

I also don't have a problem with how they are handling the threat of infection. I'm sure they are getting more relaxed, as others have said, because they have had more exposure and realize they haven't turned yet.

Re: The Walking Dead -- "Chupacabra" -- 11/13/11
 

I'd say I've mostly enjoyed this season so far. You know why? Beause I don't think about it that fucking much.

I will say that the budget cuts appear rather obvious when so far we've spent the entire season on a farm. Shane is right, time to move on.

This episode proved that Daryl is unarguably the most badass dude around.

Re: The Walking Dead -- "Chupacabra" -- 11/13/11
 

I don't usually post in this show's thread due to the pissing contests between each side :lol:

Didn't think it was a terrible episode. The acting leaves a bit to be desired but it entertained me for the most part. I'd love to see Merle come back into the fold.