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I loved his baited zombie traps and general use of props.
Why did you hate it Lefty, I thought it was decent as a one off. Picking up the bag at the end was a bit over the top but I thought it drove the point of the episode home nicely.
I watch with only one eye so I may miss some things, but...
They're within hitting distance of Rick's home town and he never thought to mention it or say, "hey y'all, I know where some guns are."
Everyone talk about the prison as if it was suddenly built last year. If Rick's home turf is within a few hours he (and everyone else) would know of this prison.
Stuck in the mud for 30 secs and suddenly a bunch of Z's pop up from under the car. I'm getting a little tired of bad guys that move like molasses when you are looking at them, but like the fucking Flash when you aren't. Nonetheless, they casually dispatch the group from possibly the most difficult postion possible. Okay, they're stone cold Z killers.
The cafe scene was awkward as hell. They look in and see a resting Z? No shambling about. Unnecessary and pointless shot. Carl then reaches for the doorknob and M pulls him off. Cut to him 50' away walking briskly from the cafe but saying he needs to get in there. Where the hell was he going?
Then M comes up with the ridiculous plan of tossing on some caged rats as a distraction. But earlier that day they smacked the shit out of the Z's in the mud. Why not use the door as a bottleneck and one at a time - bang/stab/bang/stab until the 10 or so Z's are dead? By the way, why they hell are there so many Z's inside this cafe?
The cages go in and we see the Z's crawling and pawing at the rats inside. We have earlier seen these fuckers rip a horse apart, tear off someone's arm, bust through doors, but here they're as weak as babies.
Okay, they sneak inside and OMG Zombies! Run! Run! What happened to the stone cold killers? M alone could have taken care of them.
They make it outside but need to get back in to get the photo. Carl waits for M with his back to a glass door and Z's clawing for him on the other side and he looks as if he doesn't have a fucking care in the world. He might as well have been chewing a stem of grass and whistling the theme to the Andy Griffith show. But the worst example of lazy writing is M going around the back and coming out with the pic 8 sec later. Are you fucking kidding me? You went in, searched, possibly fought off a few Z's and make it back out in record time?
I hate the way the writers make the Z's and the characters act in contrary ways just to advance the plot.
lefty
Morgan was pretty good though. I just wish they'd written him back in as a permanent character, but I guess that would be too many black people on the show at one time.
Something that has bothered me from the start is the fact that they are in the south, everyone has guns, and they sell bullets everywhere. You can load up at a fucking gas station. The Z's ripped through shit so fast that families were broken up, homes randomly abandoned ect. And like 80% of the population is now dead. So there would be literally millions of rounds of ammo to be found, in every house, store, Big 5 ect. Even if some was looted early on, that just means that cars and trunks and so on would be full of horded rounds. Yet there is very little proper scavenging done by Rick and Co.
Morgan seems to be the only one that actually got his end of the world prep on.
Edited by NorCal - 3/5/13 at 10:14am
As for the ammo... seeing as they fire wantonly, get in extended firefights, and never seem to actually run out, it's probably safe to assume they do scavenge a lot. Don't they always talk about needing more guns and not ammo? Maybe semantics, but they could just be looking for more rifles and semi-autos to fight Woodbury. That could explain why Rick never went back to his old town. They had plenty of ammo, but no reason to need more than just handguns vs zombies.
I agree with disliking the schizophrenic way the chars interact with zombies though. One second they single handedly dispatch 20 of them, the next they have to concoct an elaborate plan and scramble for their lives. It would have been more in line with their previous attitude to open the cafe doors and kill the zombies one by one while having a casual conversation.
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I watch with only one eye so I may miss some things, but...
They're within hitting distance of Rick's home town and he never thought to mention it or say, "hey y'all, I know where some guns are."
Everyone talk about the prison as if it was suddenly built last year. If Rick's home turf is within a few hours he (and everyone else) would know of this prison.
Stuck in the mud for 30 secs and suddenly a bunch of Z's pop up from under the car. I'm getting a little tired of bad guys that move like molasses when you are looking at them, but like the fucking Flash when you aren't. Nonetheless, they casually dispatch the group from possibly the most difficult postion possible. Okay, they're stone cold Z killers.
The cafe scene was awkward as hell. They look in and see a resting Z? No shambling about. Unnecessary and pointless shot. Carl then reaches for the doorknob and M pulls him off. Cut to him 50' away walking briskly from the cafe but saying he needs to get in there. Where the hell was he going?
Then M comes up with the ridiculous plan of tossing on some caged rats as a distraction. But earlier that day they smacked the shit out of the Z's in the mud. Why not use the door as a bottleneck and one at a time - bang/stab/bang/stab until the 10 or so Z's are dead? By the way, why they hell are there so many Z's inside this cafe?
The cages go in and we see the Z's crawling and pawing at the rats inside. We have earlier seen these fuckers rip a horse apart, tear off someone's arm, bust through doors, but here they're as weak as babies.
Okay, they sneak inside and OMG Zombies! Run! Run! What happened to the stone cold killers? M alone could have taken care of them.
They make it outside but need to get back in to get the photo. Carl waits for M with his back to a glass door and Z's clawing for him on the other side and he looks as if he doesn't have a fucking care in the world. He might as well have been chewing a stem of grass and whistling the theme to the Andy Griffith show. But the worst example of lazy writing is M going around the back and coming out with the pic 8 sec later. Are you fucking kidding me? You went in, searched, possibly fought off a few Z's and make it back out in record time?
I hate the way the writers make the Z's and the characters act in contrary ways just to advance the plot.
lefty
This is a fair critique and I thought about exactly the same things. This season has so many plot-holes it's starting to get to me. Especially about the prison. He was a cop and didn't know about the prison so close to his home all along. Everything seems to be so conveniently placed and staged it's getting old. I like laziness is the best way to put it. The writers need to get back on their game. I'm hoping the inevitable show down provides for more excitement.
Well, they're now on to their 4th showrunner so who knows what exciting things they have in store for us.
I'm also watching The Following which is a ridiculous series about a serial killer, yet very watchable for the simple reason that the characters act rationally and consistently within the show's world.
lefty
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