The Walking Dead Season 2 Pt. 2

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[quote]jehovasfitness wrote:
and this episode sucked ass till the last 60 secs[/quote]

I disagree as a whole.

I agree that there wasn’t much action and it was another character/plot development episode, but I didn’t think it sucked ass in the slightest.

I think you and I watch this show differently and the expectations are different. I liked the dichotomy with dale and the group. It was clear what had to happen for the group to really (d)evolve into people who can survive in this world; Dale (the (old) moral voice) had to go.

I also liked what they did with Carl’s character this episode…but I don’t really have time to explain further …

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I did that “personality test” a few pages back and it determined I was Dale.

I thought this was a great episode actually. Add in the fact that now the group as a whole (should) are going to have issues with Rick and it truly did show the “break” in the group. The group decided on a verdict for Randall, Rick went to do it and fell through. Even with the excuse of Carl being there, the group can’t really trust Rick to be the head anymore if the head can’t follow through. Even in the end, Daryl had to be the one to pull the trigger on Dale.

I thought Rick was making a turn around after he killed those guys in the bar no problem and was the one who made the shot on Sophia, now I’m not so sure thats going to happen anymore. I sort of liked Dale in that they needed to have someone of another opinion so I thought it was pretty catastophic to the group to lose him.

I think Carl needs to die. He is trying to act grown up by being witness to the happenings of the group but then it isn’t him who pays the price for his mistakes. I wonder if he will let anyone know he was messing with that zombie earlier- especially when Daryl finds out his gun is lost

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[quote]coolnatedawg wrote:
I did that “personality test” a few pages back and it determined I was Dale.

I thought this was a great episode actually. Add in the fact that now the group as a whole (should) are going to have issues with Rick and it truly did show the “break” in the group. The group decided on a verdict for Randall, Rick went to do it and fell through. Even with the excuse of Carl being there, the group can’t really trust Rick to be the head anymore if the head can’t follow through. Even in the end, Daryl had to be the one to pull the trigger on Dale.

I thought Rick was making a turn around after he killed those guys in the bar no problem and was the one who made the shot on Sophia, now I’m not so sure thats going to happen anymore. I sort of liked Dale in that they needed to have someone of another opinion so I thought it was pretty catastophic to the group to lose him.

I think Carl needs to die. He is trying to act grown up by being witness to the happenings of the group but then it isn’t him who pays the price for his mistakes. I wonder if he will let anyone know he was messing with that zombie earlier- especially when Daryl finds out his gun is lost[/quote]

They fucked up Carl by changing how he was portrayed in the comics.

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Rick needs to check Carl’s head for a manufacturer’s serial number. Kid is a serious liability.

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[quote]coolnatedawg wrote:

I think Carl needs to die. He is trying to act grown up by being witness to the happenings of the group but then it isn’t him who pays the price for his mistakes. I wonder if he will let anyone know he was messing with that zombie earlier- especially when Daryl finds out his gun is lost[/quote]

I have a feeling Carl is just going to let Randall take the blame for the gun, which will give Rick the justification to man up and, finally kill the little asshat.

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[quote]waldo21212 wrote:
I like Dale and dislike Shane, but I agree with killing Randall.

I agree with Daryl’s take - it’s more practical to kill the guy than waste resources keeping alive someone you can’t trust (which is basically the same reason I think the death penalty is more practical than life in prison).[/quote]

Remind me to never allow you to sit on a jury.

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[quote]DixiesFinest wrote:

[quote]waldo21212 wrote:
I like Dale and dislike Shane, but I agree with killing Randall.

I agree with Daryl’s take - it’s more practical to kill the guy than waste resources keeping alive someone you can’t trust (which is basically the same reason I think the death penalty is more practical than life in prison).[/quote]

Remind me to never allow you to sit on a jury.[/quote]

Hey Dixie, don’t EVER allow waldo to sit on a jury … kay I reminded you

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[quote]polo77j wrote:

[quote]jehovasfitness wrote:
and this episode sucked ass till the last 60 secs[/quote]

I disagree as a whole.

I agree that there wasn’t much action and it was another character/plot development episode, but I didn’t think it sucked ass in the slightest.

I think you and I watch this show differently and the expectations are different. I liked the dichotomy with dale and the group. It was clear what had to happen for the group to really (d)evolve into people who can survive in this world; Dale (the (old) moral voice) had to go.

I also liked what they did with Carl’s character this episode…but I don’t really have time to explain further …[/quote]

I have to agree with this. Overall, it was interesting to see how decisions are made concerning life and death in this new reality.

And while Carl was being a dumbass… he’s just a kid trying to be an adult. As difficult as it is on everyone else, just imagine growing up through this and not even having another kid around.

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[quote]polo77j wrote:

[quote]jehovasfitness wrote:
and this episode sucked ass till the last 60 secs[/quote]

I disagree as a whole.

I agree that there wasn’t much action and it was another character/plot development episode, but I didn’t think it sucked ass in the slightest.

I think you and I watch this show differently and the expectations are different. I liked the dichotomy with dale and the group. It was clear what had to happen for the group to really (d)evolve into people who can survive in this world; Dale (the (old) moral voice) had to go.

I also liked what they did with Carl’s character this episode…but I don’t really have time to explain further …[/quote]

That was a great episode if you could go into it without any pre-conceptions.

Pre-conceptions that were formed by watching the previous episodes this season.

Andrea- Agrees with Shane, but respects Dale enough to guard Randall, support Dale’s right to argument, and even be swayed by Dale’s argument. Makes perfect sense, unless we watched any of season 2 in which Andrea has shown more disdain for Dale’s council and opinions than Shane.

Shane- Sort of a good guy that swerved the wrong way and lost his moral center. He disagrees with Dale, but respects him enough to say that if Dale sways the group he will go along. Even though he sees Dale as “antagonistic” he says he is “harmless” and even looks like he wanted him to make it at the end. Great, as long as we forget their whole dynamic.

Except we need to forget the “one of us or both of us” situation with Otis was far from certain. All the time he spent fighting with Otis and the distance before the walkers got away means that maybe he could have ran and got the car and came back. Instead, he wanted better odds. He drew down of Rick in the woods hours after finding out he was alive. Then there was the half assed attempt at rape with Lori and the full assed attempt to beat Rick’s head in the day before.

If Shane would have been written this way all season, this show would be something quite different.

Oh, and sense when do Zombies have eagle like talon’s? The scene was awesome, but in what world can something weaker than a normal human get inside another human’s abdomen with only its hand?. Actually, never mind that. How the fuck did it chase down the “cattle”, tackle it, and rib its belly open? Don’t say hand strength because Carl broke whatever vice like grip it had in the woods. Still, awesome scene as long as you forget the previous…er, present episode.

Regards,

Robert A

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[quote]DixiesFinest wrote:

[quote]coolnatedawg wrote:
I did that “personality test” a few pages back and it determined I was Dale.

I thought this was a great episode actually. Add in the fact that now the group as a whole (should) are going to have issues with Rick and it truly did show the “break” in the group. The group decided on a verdict for Randall, Rick went to do it and fell through. Even with the excuse of Carl being there, the group can’t really trust Rick to be the head anymore if the head can’t follow through. Even in the end, Daryl had to be the one to pull the trigger on Dale.

I thought Rick was making a turn around after he killed those guys in the bar no problem and was the one who made the shot on Sophia, now I’m not so sure thats going to happen anymore. I sort of liked Dale in that they needed to have someone of another opinion so I thought it was pretty catastophic to the group to lose him.

I think Carl needs to die. He is trying to act grown up by being witness to the happenings of the group but then it isn’t him who pays the price for his mistakes. I wonder if he will let anyone know he was messing with that zombie earlier- especially when Daryl finds out his gun is lost[/quote]

They fucked up Carl by changing how he was portrayed in the comics.[/quote]

Yes, yes they did. Course they did the same thing to Lori as well.

I think the writers hate women and children. Really bad.

Regards,

Robert A

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[quote]Robert A wrote:

[quote]DixiesFinest wrote:

[quote]coolnatedawg wrote:
I did that “personality test” a few pages back and it determined I was Dale.

I thought this was a great episode actually. Add in the fact that now the group as a whole (should) are going to have issues with Rick and it truly did show the “break” in the group. The group decided on a verdict for Randall, Rick went to do it and fell through. Even with the excuse of Carl being there, the group can’t really trust Rick to be the head anymore if the head can’t follow through. Even in the end, Daryl had to be the one to pull the trigger on Dale.

I thought Rick was making a turn around after he killed those guys in the bar no problem and was the one who made the shot on Sophia, now I’m not so sure thats going to happen anymore. I sort of liked Dale in that they needed to have someone of another opinion so I thought it was pretty catastophic to the group to lose him.

I think Carl needs to die. He is trying to act grown up by being witness to the happenings of the group but then it isn’t him who pays the price for his mistakes. I wonder if he will let anyone know he was messing with that zombie earlier- especially when Daryl finds out his gun is lost[/quote]

They fucked up Carl by changing how he was portrayed in the comics.[/quote]

Yes, yes they did. Course they did the same thing to Lori as well.

I think the writers hate women and children. Really bad.

Regards,

Robert A[/quote]

Maybe I should check out the comics. Because I hate the way the women are portrayed here (especially Lori after last week) and you have mentioned this before.

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[quote]polo77j wrote:

[quote]DixiesFinest wrote:

[quote]waldo21212 wrote:
I like Dale and dislike Shane, but I agree with killing Randall.

I agree with Daryl’s take - it’s more practical to kill the guy than waste resources keeping alive someone you can’t trust (which is basically the same reason I think the death penalty is more practical than life in prison).[/quote]

Remind me to never allow you to sit on a jury.[/quote]

Hey Dixie, don’t EVER allow waldo to sit on a jury … kay I reminded you[/quote]

I think Waldo has a point. Here is why:

I am a pretty easy going guy. I would never wish harm on you or your families.

If you saved me from certain, grizzly death when you could have easily walked away I would consider it my duty to help you and yours, even if it cost me my life. I am loyal.

On the other hand if after you saved me and nursed me back to health you dragged me out to home base walker, left me tied up, showed your group to be led by psychos who use “trial by combat” to decide wether to abandon me or kill me out-right, than tie me back up again after I help save one of the psychos(who wants to kill me) I would consider my debt settled.

If after all that you than elect to torture me by beating and cutting on me, then subject me to an “almost” execution (Hah, just kidding! Not really, probably kill you tomorrow.), and otherwise make it clear that you value my life not at all than I am going to want you and yours dead. Really bad.

I do not know if Randall was a monster/murderer/rapist before the group (WTF Rick?) decided to go Hostil on his ass, but he should be assumed one now.

Regards,

Robert A

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[quote]Robert A wrote:

[quote]polo77j wrote:

[quote]DixiesFinest wrote:

[quote]waldo21212 wrote:
I like Dale and dislike Shane, but I agree with killing Randall.

I agree with Daryl’s take - it’s more practical to kill the guy than waste resources keeping alive someone you can’t trust (which is basically the same reason I think the death penalty is more practical than life in prison).[/quote]

Remind me to never allow you to sit on a jury.[/quote]

Hey Dixie, don’t EVER allow waldo to sit on a jury … kay I reminded you[/quote]

I think Waldo has a point. Here is why:

I am a pretty easy going guy. I would never wish harm on you or your families.

If you saved me from certain, grizzly death when you could have easily walked away I would consider it my duty to help you and yours, even if it cost me my life. I am loyal.

On the other hand if after you saved me and nursed me back to health you dragged me out to home base walker, left me tied up, showed your group to be led by psychos who use “trial by combat” to decide wether to abandon me or kill me out-right, than tie me back up again after I help save one of the psychos(who wants to kill me) I would consider my debt settled.

If after all that you than elect to torture me by beating and cutting on me, then subject me to an “almost” execution (Hah, just kidding! Not really, probably kill you tomorrow.), and otherwise make it clear that you value my life not at all than I am going to want you and yours dead. Really bad.

I do not know if Randall was a monster/murderer/rapist before the group (WTF Rick?) decided to go Hostil on his ass, but he should be assumed one now.

Regards,

Robert A
[/quote]

Waldo has a point, in the context of the show, but I still dont want him sitting on one of my juries.

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[quote]DixiesFinest wrote:

[quote]Robert A wrote:

[quote]polo77j wrote:

[quote]DixiesFinest wrote:

[quote]waldo21212 wrote:
I like Dale and dislike Shane, but I agree with killing Randall.

I agree with Daryl’s take - it’s more practical to kill the guy than waste resources keeping alive someone you can’t trust (which is basically the same reason I think the death penalty is more practical than life in prison).[/quote]

Remind me to never allow you to sit on a jury.[/quote]

Hey Dixie, don’t EVER allow waldo to sit on a jury … kay I reminded you[/quote]

I think Waldo has a point. Here is why:

I am a pretty easy going guy. I would never wish harm on you or your families.

If you saved me from certain, grizzly death when you could have easily walked away I would consider it my duty to help you and yours, even if it cost me my life. I am loyal.

On the other hand if after you saved me and nursed me back to health you dragged me out to home base walker, left me tied up, showed your group to be led by psychos who use “trial by combat” to decide wether to abandon me or kill me out-right, than tie me back up again after I help save one of the psychos(who wants to kill me) I would consider my debt settled.

If after all that you than elect to torture me by beating and cutting on me, then subject me to an “almost” execution (Hah, just kidding! Not really, probably kill you tomorrow.), and otherwise make it clear that you value my life not at all than I am going to want you and yours dead. Really bad.

I do not know if Randall was a monster/murderer/rapist before the group (WTF Rick?) decided to go Hostil on his ass, but he should be assumed one now.

Regards,

Robert A
[/quote]

Waldo has a point, in the context of the show, but I still dont want him sitting on one of my juries. [/quote]

I am awed at the mixed up way Randall’s rescue/capture/torture went. Before they went to dump him they must not have talked to him at all. I am sure he would have been happy to spill any information for food/shelter. Seriously screwed up writing.

As far as I am concerned they did not need to/should not have even contemplated killing him. Now they cannot trust him because instead of having every reason to be grateful, he has every reason to be vengeful. T-dog/Glen/Maggie/Cutter’s boyfriend/Andrea have had nothing to do with this clusterfuck at all, but any one of them needs to shoot Randal at this point because both Rick and Shane decided to not only go over to the dark side, but to do it badly.

Regards,

Robert A

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[quote]Robert A wrote:

[quote]DixiesFinest wrote:

[quote]Robert A wrote:

[quote]polo77j wrote:

[quote]DixiesFinest wrote:

[quote]waldo21212 wrote:
I like Dale and dislike Shane, but I agree with killing Randall.

I agree with Daryl’s take - it’s more practical to kill the guy than waste resources keeping alive someone you can’t trust (which is basically the same reason I think the death penalty is more practical than life in prison).[/quote]

Remind me to never allow you to sit on a jury.[/quote]

Hey Dixie, don’t EVER allow waldo to sit on a jury … kay I reminded you[/quote]

I think Waldo has a point. Here is why:

I am a pretty easy going guy. I would never wish harm on you or your families.

If you saved me from certain, grizzly death when you could have easily walked away I would consider it my duty to help you and yours, even if it cost me my life. I am loyal.

On the other hand if after you saved me and nursed me back to health you dragged me out to home base walker, left me tied up, showed your group to be led by psychos who use “trial by combat” to decide wether to abandon me or kill me out-right, than tie me back up again after I help save one of the psychos(who wants to kill me) I would consider my debt settled.

If after all that you than elect to torture me by beating and cutting on me, then subject me to an “almost” execution (Hah, just kidding! Not really, probably kill you tomorrow.), and otherwise make it clear that you value my life not at all than I am going to want you and yours dead. Really bad.

I do not know if Randall was a monster/murderer/rapist before the group (WTF Rick?) decided to go Hostil on his ass, but he should be assumed one now.

Regards,

Robert A
[/quote]

Waldo has a point, in the context of the show, but I still dont want him sitting on one of my juries. [/quote]

I am awed at the mixed up way Randall’s rescue/capture/torture went. Before they went to dump him they must not have talked to him at all. I am sure he would have been happy to spill any information for food/shelter. Seriously screwed up writing.

As far as I am concerned they did not need to/should not have even contemplated killing him. Now they cannot trust him because instead of having every reason to be grateful, he has every reason to be vengeful. T-dog/Glen/Maggie/Cutter’s boyfriend/Andrea have had nothing to do with this clusterfuck at all, but any one of them needs to shoot Randal at this point because both Rick and Shane decided to not only go over to the dark side, but to do it badly.

Regards,

Robert A [/quote]

I agree completely.

Show him a little kindness and he would have been theirs. Now he is pissed off.

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[quote]Christine wrote:

[quote]Robert A wrote:

[quote]DixiesFinest wrote:

[quote]coolnatedawg wrote:
I did that “personality test” a few pages back and it determined I was Dale.

I thought this was a great episode actually. Add in the fact that now the group as a whole (should) are going to have issues with Rick and it truly did show the “break” in the group. The group decided on a verdict for Randall, Rick went to do it and fell through. Even with the excuse of Carl being there, the group can’t really trust Rick to be the head anymore if the head can’t follow through. Even in the end, Daryl had to be the one to pull the trigger on Dale.

I thought Rick was making a turn around after he killed those guys in the bar no problem and was the one who made the shot on Sophia, now I’m not so sure thats going to happen anymore. I sort of liked Dale in that they needed to have someone of another opinion so I thought it was pretty catastophic to the group to lose him.

I think Carl needs to die. He is trying to act grown up by being witness to the happenings of the group but then it isn’t him who pays the price for his mistakes. I wonder if he will let anyone know he was messing with that zombie earlier- especially when Daryl finds out his gun is lost[/quote]

They fucked up Carl by changing how he was portrayed in the comics.[/quote]

Yes, yes they did. Course they did the same thing to Lori as well.

I think the writers hate women and children. Really bad.

Regards,

Robert A[/quote]

Maybe I should check out the comics. Because I hate the way the women are portrayed here (especially Lori after last week) and you have mentioned this before.

[/quote]

In the comics Lori Grimes only sleeps with Shane once, on the road. She is largely sympathetic.

Andrea matures into a competent and reliable scout/sniper. In the show she is a schizo with Bullet Time powers.

Michone is an intelligent, sexy, bad ass…with a sword. Anyone want to guess how she will be on the show?

Oh, and Carl is not the kind of kid that makes you rethink saying things like “it is never ok to use a car battery to discipline your child”. Sorry, but doing your best to make a grieving mother cry, insulting a grieving person’s religion, breaking into a “jail” and creating a security issue, stealing a gun (not just a felony, but an act that could get Daryl killed if he needs it later), losing said gun, not telling anyone about a walker, than walking in on an execution are a lot of fuck ups.

Regards,

Robert A

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[quote]Robert A wrote:

[quote]Christine wrote:

[quote]Robert A wrote:

[quote]DixiesFinest wrote:

[quote]coolnatedawg wrote:
I did that “personality test” a few pages back and it determined I was Dale.

I thought this was a great episode actually. Add in the fact that now the group as a whole (should) are going to have issues with Rick and it truly did show the “break” in the group. The group decided on a verdict for Randall, Rick went to do it and fell through. Even with the excuse of Carl being there, the group can’t really trust Rick to be the head anymore if the head can’t follow through. Even in the end, Daryl had to be the one to pull the trigger on Dale.

I thought Rick was making a turn around after he killed those guys in the bar no problem and was the one who made the shot on Sophia, now I’m not so sure thats going to happen anymore. I sort of liked Dale in that they needed to have someone of another opinion so I thought it was pretty catastophic to the group to lose him.

I think Carl needs to die. He is trying to act grown up by being witness to the happenings of the group but then it isn’t him who pays the price for his mistakes. I wonder if he will let anyone know he was messing with that zombie earlier- especially when Daryl finds out his gun is lost[/quote]

They fucked up Carl by changing how he was portrayed in the comics.[/quote]

Yes, yes they did. Course they did the same thing to Lori as well.

I think the writers hate women and children. Really bad.

Regards,

Robert A[/quote]

Maybe I should check out the comics. Because I hate the way the women are portrayed here (especially Lori after last week) and you have mentioned this before.

[/quote]

In the comics Lori Grimes only sleeps with Shane once, on the road. She is largely sympathetic.

Andrea matures into a competent and reliable scout/sniper. In the show she is a schizo with Bullet Time powers.

Michone is an intelligent, sexy, bad ass…with a sword. Anyone want to guess how she will be on the show?

Oh, and Carl is not the kind of kid that makes you rethink saying things like “it is never ok to use a car battery to discipline your child”. Sorry, but doing your best to make a grieving mother cry, insulting a grieving person’s religion, breaking into a “jail” and creating a security issue, stealing a gun (not just a felony, but an act that could get Daryl killed if he needs it later), losing said gun, not telling anyone about a walker, than walking in on an execution are a lot of fuck ups.

Regards,

Robert A

[/quote]

In the comics, Carl is for the most part a lil badass walker killer.

Honestly, I hate saying this, I am startin to lose interest in the show.

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Yeah, Carl fucked up big time this last episode. Don’t think felonies exist anymore though.

But, since you say he turned into a badass killer, maybe they are giving him a reason to do so.

Carl will kill every zombie he comes across from now on. With glee.

Perhaps the episode gave him a solid reason to learn when it is okay to kill and when it’s not?

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[quote]DixiesFinest wrote:

[quote]Robert A wrote:

[quote]Christine wrote:

[quote]Robert A wrote:

[quote]DixiesFinest wrote:

[quote]coolnatedawg wrote:
I did that “personality test” a few pages back and it determined I was Dale.

I thought this was a great episode actually. Add in the fact that now the group as a whole (should) are going to have issues with Rick and it truly did show the “break” in the group. The group decided on a verdict for Randall, Rick went to do it and fell through. Even with the excuse of Carl being there, the group can’t really trust Rick to be the head anymore if the head can’t follow through. Even in the end, Daryl had to be the one to pull the trigger on Dale.

I thought Rick was making a turn around after he killed those guys in the bar no problem and was the one who made the shot on Sophia, now I’m not so sure thats going to happen anymore. I sort of liked Dale in that they needed to have someone of another opinion so I thought it was pretty catastophic to the group to lose him.

I think Carl needs to die. He is trying to act grown up by being witness to the happenings of the group but then it isn’t him who pays the price for his mistakes. I wonder if he will let anyone know he was messing with that zombie earlier- especially when Daryl finds out his gun is lost[/quote]

They fucked up Carl by changing how he was portrayed in the comics.[/quote]

Yes, yes they did. Course they did the same thing to Lori as well.

I think the writers hate women and children. Really bad.

Regards,

Robert A[/quote]

Maybe I should check out the comics. Because I hate the way the women are portrayed here (especially Lori after last week) and you have mentioned this before.

[/quote]

In the comics Lori Grimes only sleeps with Shane once, on the road. She is largely sympathetic.

Andrea matures into a competent and reliable scout/sniper. In the show she is a schizo with Bullet Time powers.

Michone is an intelligent, sexy, bad ass…with a sword. Anyone want to guess how she will be on the show?

Oh, and Carl is not the kind of kid that makes you rethink saying things like “it is never ok to use a car battery to discipline your child”. Sorry, but doing your best to make a grieving mother cry, insulting a grieving person’s religion, breaking into a “jail” and creating a security issue, stealing a gun (not just a felony, but an act that could get Daryl killed if he needs it later), losing said gun, not telling anyone about a walker, than walking in on an execution are a lot of fuck ups.

Regards,

Robert A

[/quote]

In the comics, Carl is for the most part a lil badass walker killer.

Honestly, I hate saying this, I am startin to lose interest in the show.[/quote]

HOLD FAST!

At least until they decide to turn Michone into a spunky, tells it like it is, irreverent, but ultimately non-threatening African-American Female supporting character type. I mean, there is no hope for her being awesome.

She is both a woman (Lori, Andrea, Maggie is the best one due to one horseback and baseball bat scene but the fact she hasn’t killed Andrea in her sleep loses her points) and black (T-Dawg is the last black man on earth. Atlanta had no black zombies.) so there is zero chance she won’t be poorly done.

Really though, I think if the producers want a character driven show than they need to decide who these character’s are, who they will become, and then stick to the narrative. Week to week their entire personalities change. The other option is to ramp up the action enough that we don’t notice the fucked up characters as much and hope over time they emerge as something.

In the comics it was Carl’s bad assed walker killer self that made the Han vs Gredo thing Roybot posted so appropriate. In the books that scene showed the huge difference between walker and “person”.

Regards,

Robert A

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[quote]Christine wrote:
Yeah, Carl fucked up big time this last episode. Don’t think felonies exist anymore though.

But, since you say he turned into a badass killer, maybe they are giving him a reason to do so.

Carl will kill every zombie he comes across from now on. With glee.

Perhaps the episode gave him a solid reason to learn when it is okay to kill and when it’s not?[/quote]

If the spoilers hold true than they fucked up the most powerful way of doing that.

Bad.

I am hoping that season 3 brings us a consistent story arc and characters. Characters evolving is great. Characters morphing randomly is not. Up until this point so many character traits and “rules” of the universe show up and disapear that it seems the Walking Dead is more a series of short stories/mini-movies than a coherent series.

Regards,

Robert A