THE WALKING DEAD...and all things zombie

eeriepadave

One of my friends (well more of a friend of a friend, but i know her and stuff). Well anywho she was a zombie on Sunday and got shot by the governor

http://instagram.com/p/W-z3_JFqde/

and here she is getting shot in the shed



https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid ... =1&theater

She co-wrote the Lost Encyclopedia and did the 24 magazines, the art of 300, teh art of terminator salvation, buffy the vampire magazines, and lots of other stuff. Her name is Tara Bennett.

http://www.amazon.com/Tara-Bennett/e/B001JOYPIY

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eeriepadave wrote:

One of my friends (well more of a friend of a friend, but i know her and stuff). Well anywho she was a zombie on Sunday and got shot by the governor

http://instagram.com/p/W-z3_JFqde/

and here she is getting shot in the shed



https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid ... =1&theater

She co-wrote the Lost Encyclopedia and did the 24 magazines, the art of 300, teh art of terminator salvation, buffy the vampire magazines, and lots of other stuff. Her name is Tara Bennett.

http://www.amazon.com/Tara-Bennett/e/B001JOYPIY

that's pretty cool

Riverrunner

Cool. Did she have fun?

mca47

eeriepadave wrote:

One of my friends (well more of a friend of a friend, but i know her and stuff). Well anywho she was a zombie on Sunday and got shot by the governor

http://instagram.com/p/W-z3_JFqde/

and here she is getting shot in the shed



https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid ... =1&theater

She co-wrote the Lost Encyclopedia and did the 24 magazines, the art of 300, teh art of terminator salvation, buffy the vampire magazines, and lots of other stuff. Her name is Tara Bennett.

http://www.amazon.com/Tara-Bennett/e/B001JOYPIY

Oh man! I want to be a zombie!

I'd def want to be the zombie that takes out Andrea!

eeriepadave

Riverrunner wrote:

Cool. Did she have fun?

yeah she did. She said it was def. a career highlight They shoot in Atlanta so you would have to go there and hoped to get picked. I guess she had inside connections.

Sprunkn7

my friend and I are def. ready to end this feud with the Gov. and get back into our core group.

What direction is the show going to take? If they stay in the prison it seems it will get mighty boring

intodeep

eeriepadave wrote:

Riverrunner wrote:

Cool. Did she have fun?

yeah she did. She said it was def. a career highlight They shoot in Atlanta so you would have to go there and hoped to get picked. I guess she had inside connections.

that is coold i know some people who have sent in their "resume"/ pics in an attempt to get interst to come try out to be an extra but no luck yet.

madtowndave

These past 2 weeks have moved a little slow for my liking. I hope they get the show going somewhere again.

RobbyD462

I'm ready to see a Rick and the "Gov" Battle Royal!! :twisted:
Gotta say the prison looks a little out gunned.

Good show

Hugh Freaking Dillon

right now I don't even need a calendar. My life is currently based on what day it is in relation to the new walking dead episode.

"what day is it?"

"4 days till next episode"

Hugh Freaking Dillon

madtowndave

Hugh Freaking Dillon wrote:

+1

Riverrunner

RobbyD462 wrote:

I'm ready to see a Rick and the "Gov" Battle Royal!! :twisted:
Gotta say the prison looks a little out gunned.

Good show

I don't know about the out gunned part. Most of the people at Woodbury apparently don't use weapons at all. They will have to learn how to fight quickly. Remember the guy that got partially eaten by walkers and the Gov shot him in the head to put him out of his misery? That guy let a couple of walkers catch him in the middle of the street. I've been wondering how that happened. Did he walk up to them and try to introduce himself. "Welcome to Woodbury. We're having a fight party tonight. Why don't y'all come. We will grill before the show."

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Riverrunner wrote:

RobbyD462 wrote:

I'm ready to see a Rick and the "Gov" Battle Royal!! :twisted:
Gotta say the prison looks a little out gunned.

Good show

I don't know about the out gunned part. Most of the people at Woodbury apparently don't use weapons at all. They will have to learn how to fight quickly. Remember the guy that got partially eaten by walkers and the Gov shot him in the head to put him out of his misery? That guy let a couple of walkers catch him in the middle of the street. I've been wondering how that happened. Did he walk up to them and try to introduce himself. "Welcome to Woodbury. We're having a fight party tonight. Why don't y'all come. We will grill before the show."

50 vs. 10. i like the odds for woodbury...but if the battle is at the prison, gotta like their odds unless woodbury scrounges up some heavy artillary.

plot line is still stupid

rival.

eeriepadave wrote:

rival. wrote:

andrea is screwed. her only hope is milton.

I dunno about that.

I think Tyrese, might see her locked up in that room and try and save her or something. I think that's when he finally "turns" on the governor.

i hope so. tyrese is a good egg.

and assuming some main characters are going to get killed off in these final two episodes, they are going to need some replacements on team rick.

rival.

anyone read World War Z?

got it off amazon a couple days ago and started it last night. big collection of stories that different people lived through during the outbreak and apocalypse. it's not one big novel/plot like the movie seems to be. so far, so good!

Riverrunner

rival. wrote:

anyone read World War Z?

got it off amazon a couple days ago and started it last night. big collection of stories that different people lived through during the outbreak and apocalypse. it's not one big novel/plot like the movie seems to be. so far, so good!

I loved this book. I hear the movie is totally different.

PearlJamaholic

rival. wrote:

anyone read World War Z?

got it off amazon a couple days ago and started it last night. big collection of stories that different people lived through during the outbreak and apocalypse. it's not one big novel/plot like the movie seems to be. so far, so good!

I thought the book was really good was pretty disappointed in the movie trailer.

Hugh Freaking Dillon

TORONTO - "The Walking Dead" has been zombie-shuffling towards an epic showdown for weeks.

And when it finally comes, it'll feature a major shocker for fans, promises departing showrunner Glen Mazzara.

The TV scribe says he approached the current season "as a historical novel" building towards "the first major battle between surviving groups in the aftermath of this zombie apocalypse."

"Everyone's in play now, everyone's on stage, everybody has a stake in it and I think it'll be a very interesting, surprising ending for the fans," Mazzara says in a recent phone interview from Los Angeles.

"I know it won't be what people will expect but I think hopefully it'll be emotionally satisfying."

The Season 3 finale to "The Walking Dead" is just two episodes away and is expected to feature a long-awaited face-off between former cop-turned-survivalist Rick Grimes and his gang's villainous rival, the Governor.

The ending also caps Mazzara's brief run as showrunner for the popular AMC drama, based on the comic book series by Robert Kirkman.

Mazzara took the reins in Season 2 after previous showrunner Frank Darabont left the show amid strained relations with AMC.

A clash with the network seemed to similarly fuel Mazzara's exit, with the seasoned scriptwriter admitting to "creative differences."

"And it was an accumulation of differences — it wasn't one specific storyline or character's fate or anything like that," Mazzara says of his departure.

"I think we're all proud of the tremendous success of 'The Walking Dead' but after awhile we were at a bit of a stalemate. We thought it was best to split amicably. And I've done this before on shows where I realize if I'm not the creator of the show — and it's AMC's show — then it's only fair that we split and they have the opportunity to make the show that they want to make."

Although he's open to collaboration, Mazzara notes he's fiercely protective of his vision when helming a TV project.

"When you hire me or buy a project from me you know that I'm going to have a strong point of view," says Mazzara, whose past projects include "The Shield," "Crash" and "Criminal Minds: Suspect Behaviour."

"When I look at groundbreaking TV shows of the past 10 years — like 'The Sopranos,' 'The Wire,' 'The Shield,' 'Lost,' 'Battlestar Galactica,' today 'Justified,' 'Sons of Anarchy,' 'Game of Thrones,' 'Walking Dead' — all of those shows have benefited from having a strong point of view and a strong showrunner. None of those shows have been written by committee and I think that's important.

"I think you need to have the definitive point of view, you need an artist behind the vision saying: This is the story that I want to tell. I think once you start having people in the boardroom trying to tailor something for different age groups and different target groups you're probably just going to end up with something that's not as special."

Mazzara, slated to head north of the border for the Toronto Screenwriting Conference on April 6 and 7, has since signed a development deal with Fox Television Studios to create his own projects for premium cable television.

He says he's looking forward to developing his own original work.

"(In) my last few shows, I've come in to previously established material and I'm really interested in breaking out on my own and finally telling the stories that I want to tell."

redrock

Daughter starting university in September - went for the 'offer holder day'. Looked at the 'societies' there. Her and her friend zoomed in on the Zombie Society. I think that sold it for her... she can't wait to play humans vs zombies. Remind me again why I'm busting my ass to pay for this???

We're a week behind in the UK (if I watch it on TV) so I get my 'sneak previews' from this thread...