The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
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Synopsis: In an effort to prevent any more deaths, Rick and the Governor meet to come up with a peace treaty. Episode 13 of 16 |
Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
Crazy stuff...
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Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
Seems Rick was as surprised as I was to hear the Governor say "That was quite a stash of weapons you brought back" This guy needs to be taken out and taken out QUICK.
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Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
I assume they're going to lose the prison, the way they lost the farm. It's the Gilligan's Island Syndrome. So close, yet so far.
So much going on. I'm really anxious to see what happens next. It's a lot of fun to watch. Best reason to pay for satellite right now. People from both sides making friends. Maybe we'll see some characters split together. |
Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
Originally Posted by zoomgirl
(Post 11609369)
Seems Rick was as surprised as I was to hear the Governor say "That was quite a stash of weapons you brought back" This guy needs to be taken out and taken out QUICK.
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Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
Why would Rick consider this for even a nanosecond with all the information he has on the Governor?
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Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
Originally Posted by troystiffler
(Post 11609392)
I assume they're going to lose the prison, the way they lost the farm. It's the Gilligan's Island Syndrome. So close, yet so far.
So much going on. I'm really anxious to see what happens next. It's a lot of fun to watch. Best reason to pay for satellite right now. People from both sides making friends. Maybe we'll see some characters split together. |
Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
Easily the worst episode of the series for me. Let's waste an hour with a pointless "negotiation", Blech. I guess they just want to wait until the last episode.
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Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
I'll be the first. Please please kill Andrea next week if she try to redeem herself.
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Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
Originally Posted by johnnysd
(Post 11609423)
Easily the worst episode of the series for me. Let's waste an hour with a pointless "negotiation", Blech. I guess they just want to wait until the last episode.
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Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
Originally Posted by zuffy
(Post 11609456)
I'll be the first. Please please kill Andrea next week if she try to redeem herself.
Seems like the writers have largely listened to the fans and created a show with fewer of the problems that plagued earlier episodes/seasons (killing off Lori, turning Carl into a badass, improving the pacing, more gore, better characterization of Michonne, etc.), so I'm continually baffled that Andrea gets as much screen-time as she does every week. Her character is awful and adds nothing worthwhile to the show. And about the ep., loved it, and a great follow-up to last week's (probably my favorite to date). |
Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
Originally Posted by Astrofan
(Post 11609404)
Why would Rick consider this for even a nanosecond with all the information he has on the Governor?
Of course he walked into what could easily have been an ambush tonight, so his police instincts might be off... |
Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
Also, he has no idea about prisons near his home town.
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Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
I'm so bored.
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Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
It seemed completely out of character for Rick to not just shoot the Governor in the head.
After last week's amazing episode this one was a serious letdown. I can't believe they're going to drag this Boringbury plot out for another 3 weeks. |
Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
Why wasn't tonight epsiode closed-captioned? Since I'm hard of hearing I alway have them on but this was the only episode not to have them. :(
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Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
Originally Posted by malichai
(Post 11609495)
After last week's amazing episode this one was a serious letdown. I can't believe they're going to drag this Boringbury plot out for another 3 weeks.
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Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
Why wasn't tonight epsiode closed-captioned? |
Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
Originally Posted by Matt925
(Post 11609505)
That's why last weeks episode was such a pleasant surprise for me. 16 hours is way too long for this storyline. Now they have to drag out what we all know is coming. This was a filler episode, and I'm afraid we're going to get another next week. Last week was perfect.
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Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
Originally Posted by MikahC
(Post 11609507)
dom56, it was just your provider. They were available on my viewing.
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Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
This is beginning to be a show where nothing happens till the last ten minutes.
I don't know why I thought this was the finale tonight. |
Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
Khan and Kirk never met face to face in Star Trek II. These two didn't have to, either.
There was no logical reason for Rick not to plug one in the Governor's head first thing that Ol' Winky hung up his gun belt. |
Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
It's amazing how nobody appreciates the art of telling a story anymore.
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Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
Originally Posted by argh923
(Post 11609643)
It's amazing how nobody appreciates the art of telling a story anymore.
But... I do think this whole meeting was unneccersary. I do like the conflict of should he give up Michone for the greater good or not though. But there is no reason for Rick not to have just shot him there and end it. |
Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
Originally Posted by argh923
(Post 11609643)
It's amazing how nobody appreciates the art of telling a story anymore.
Now, he knows how much of a psychopath the guy is, but has an inner debate about handing over Michonne? He doesn't shoot the guy on sight? Rick should have gone there with the plan to ambush the governor. |
Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
Originally Posted by argh923
(Post 11609643)
It's amazing how nobody appreciates the art of telling a story anymore.
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Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
The Yawning Dead...
... hurry things along already. |
Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
Originally Posted by spainlinx0
(Post 11609652)
It's about consistency. Rick killed two guys in a bar because he had a bad vibe about them. Better safe than sorry.
Now, he knows how much of a psychopath the guy is, but has an inner debate about handing over Michonne? He doesn't shoot the guy on sight? Rick should have gone there with the plan to ambush the governor. |
Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
Felt like a bottle episode
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Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
Originally Posted by argh923
(Post 11609643)
It's amazing how nobody appreciates the art of telling a story anymore.
I felt the tension all throughout the episode. Patience people, it sometimes takes awhile to build up to the big payoff. |
Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
Just because he killed two guys in the past doesn't mean he wants to just shoot on sight. Plus, he had no idea if there was a trap set for him or his men - he had Darryl and Herschel on the outside who could've easily been ambushed. Besides, why wouldn't he want to resolve things peacefully?
But by all means, LET'S HURRY THE STORY ALONG FOR MOAR ZOMBIE KILLZ OMFG!!11 |
Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
Originally Posted by Josh-da-man
(Post 11609478)
I should think that Rick, being a cop, would be able to pick up that the Gov isn't to be trusted.
Of course he walked into what could easily have been an ambush tonight, so his police instincts might be off... |
Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
Originally Posted by argh923
(Post 11609643)
It's amazing how nobody appreciates the art of telling a story anymore.
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Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
I felt the tension, too, not knowing whether the governor was going to draw his secret gun or not. Also, I really liked the exchanges between the two factions. Reminded me a lot of this story I saw last week: CNN Story about enemies who bond in warfare.
Also, Herschel's like, "I'm not going to show you my leg; buy me a drink first" and then his laugh was really good. At first, I thought Milton looked like the sociopath who had orchestrated it all, but as the ep wore on, I begin to doubt that. I can't tell if he's ambiguous or poorly crafted. The talk between Daryl and Martinez was a nice touch, too. Glad to see Glenn and Maggie get reacquainted, and it was a nice bit of writing to not have anything terrible happen, too, while they were neglecting their duty. That would've been too cliché, I think. Andrea telling the Governor about Rick, Shane, and Lori? What an awful person. Beth firing the gun off in the cellblock and no one really acknowledging she had done it because it was Beth? That was pretty funny, even as Merle and Glenn were about to kill each other. |
Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
Agreed about Andrea. Last night was the night I finally turned against her, for that reason.
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Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
Andrea can't keep her mouth shut. No surprise. It was nice to see Rick and Gov telling her to remove herself, followed up with Gov's condescending thank you afterwards.
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Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
Originally Posted by spainlinx0
(Post 11609652)
Rick killed two guys in a bar because he had a bad vibe about them.
I enjoyed the episode. It had lots of nice character moments. Glenn & Maggie resolved the problems between them, Daryl and Latino Daryl got a chance to shine, and even Herschel got some good lines. And it set up the nerdy guy's eventual betrayal of the Gov; he now sees the prison group as ordinary human beings and not a faceless, soulless threat. |
Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
Originally Posted by riley_dude
(Post 11609530)
I don't know why I thought this was the finale tonight.
This episode was a fine finale-lead-up show. |
Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
Originally Posted by RagingBull80
(Post 11609857)
I too thought this was the finale. The whole time I kept thinking that this felt more like an episode setting up the events of the finale rather than the finale itself. It wasn't until the "next week on..." thing that I realized it wasn't the last episode. I'm glad too because that would have been a lame ending to this season.
This episode was a fine finale-lead-up show. |
Re: The Walking Dead -- "Arrow on the Doorpost" -- 3/10/13
There's three more episodes in this season. I thought it was the finale, as did my wife. I think some site incorrectly said it was the finale and everyone believed it
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