Comments on: The Walking Dead – Season 2 – Episode 3 – “Save The Last One” With Some Spoilers

By: Chuck Stillwell

Chuck Stillwell — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 16:45:00 +0000

Quit bitching about work, I come here to forget about that place.

Shane’s having to make some tough decisions, and I’m thinking that’s going to continue to wear on him. I agree with you that he’s a survivor and think he’d be the first to suggest a hot meal after a plane crash in the mountains. Someone has to be that guy, and sometimes that guy is the one who saves everyone’s bacon (to be consumed at a later time, when there’s no actual bacon to be had).

By: Jason Surber

Jason Surber — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 01:53:00 +0000

I know last week Otis would be a snack, I just didn’t know
how he would become it, I was a little shocked by it though. People talk about
how Shane is becoming more like a villain, but I think in the world that has
been laid out before them, you need to be more of a survivalist, like Shane is
becoming, I think in our world it is hard to think or sacrificing the fat guy
that would make a good snack for a lot of zombies so that the skinny guy and
the kid can survive. Kind of a callous way of looking at it, but in that type
of situation what would you have done? Left him and the supplies behind? Or shoot
him take the supplies and run for hills? This show is the only reason that I hate
working nights at DISH, how am I supposed to stay on top of it if I work so
late, and go to school all day, I never have time to turn the television on.
Although someone left me a “wash me” in the dust, it was me, but I like to
forget I did it so I can blame someone else. So I got caught up in the computer
lab at school today watching on dish online, and its hard to explain to people
when you scream out LUNCH! Randomly why you are saying it, but all in all, this
is a great show, even at its snail pace.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 01:56:00 +0000

They’re not linked together. Some day…

By: Rob Morris

Rob Morris — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 00:45:00 +0000

Yeah, they are doing a good job of painting that picture, for sure.

As for Shane, I just don’t like him. I think he’s a coward and he needs a hardcore dry-anal-raping with a jumbo-sized squid jig.

I do REALLY dig Daryl’s character more and more with each passing episode and, yeah, Andrea and Glen are just filler at this point. I’d like to see them fleshed out a lot.

We’ll see what they have on paper over the next few weeks.

By: Dad

Dad — Mon, 31 Oct 2011 22:00:00 +0000

Why the hell can’t I post as my Forum ID?

By: dad

dad — Mon, 31 Oct 2011 22:00:00 +0000

spoilers:
Rule 1. Conditioning. Otis needed to be able to run faster.

Shane sensitive? The guy is in love with his best friends wife, whom he was tapping, under the assumption that he was dead. Did he leave him for dead on purpose, or just panic, or did he really think Rick was dead? Rick is a man on the edge of the last vestige of his morality, living in a post-morality age. I think he’s shaping up as a fine, well-painted character. I hope they’re still setting him up for something huge that happens in the comic, although the order is already all jacked up and this show is definitely more ‘inspired by’ than ‘based on’.

Daryl’s character is also shaping up, he’s the racist spawn of years of careful inbreeding, sure. But he seems to understand loyalty and the importance of morale better than anyone else in the bunch.

Glen needs to be fleshed out a bit. Andrea is wasting space so far.

Zombie stories are not about zombies. They’re about what happens to people when you subtract safety, authority, accountability, and hope. I think TWD is doing a respectable job of presenting a vision of that so far.