My guess is he's gonna turn into a "walker" and find his way on the show later on by chewing on one of the main characters, ironically one of the guys who wanted to kill him when they had the chance....OhMyHead wrote:WHAT??? Series finale already??? ^%@#%^$#@!!!!!
This show has hit me like LOST did. I crave it like a geek craves your butt exploding in its stench-ridden maw!
And with me reading all the Resident Evil books currently, it goes nicely with that.
*SPOLIERS* (from the last episode)
I haven't learned anyone's name yet for some reason, except for Rick, the main guy. And Merle. But wow, did the hole-digging guy really choose to die on the side of the road only to rise again to stumble around Fatback County or wherever hungry for human flesh? Many things on this show have been horked from other zombie efforts, but I don't recall ever running into someone NOT taking that offered gun to avoid turning.
The debut episode of The Walking Dead was the highest-rated broadcast in AMC’s history, with 5.3 million viewers taking in the opening salvo of Frank Darabont‘s vision of life in America after a zombie apocalypse. The second episode was broadcast last night to excellent numbers: 4.7 million people saw one of Michael Rooker’s less pleasant roles and a stomach-churning use for churned zombie stomachs.
In response to the domestic and foreign success of the show, AMC has gleefully greenlit a second season that will run thirteen episodes.
That announcement should automatically lead to questions about what we might see. As of now, there is no officially released plan for the content of season two.
Zeus wrote:Good news at least though.
The debut episode of The Walking Dead was the highest-rated broadcast in AMC’s history, with 5.3 million viewers taking in the opening salvo of Frank Darabont‘s vision of life in America after a zombie apocalypse. The second episode was broadcast last night to excellent numbers: 4.7 million people saw one of Michael Rooker’s less pleasant roles and a stomach-churning use for churned zombie stomachs.
In response to the domestic and foreign success of the show, AMC has gleefully greenlit a second season that will run thirteen episodes.
That announcement should automatically lead to questions about what we might see. As of now, there is no officially released plan for the content of season two.
