The real question is why Herschel told Rick to stay away from the barn...
I have afeeling that will be answered in the next week or two before the break
I was thinking about that. A common theme in zombie films is people not being able to bring themselves to kill their friends/loved ones after being bitten or even after turning. From the Romero films, to Shaun of the Dead, and we've already seen it once in the pilot of this show, it usually comes up. Given that Herschel specifically asked what they would do if they found Sophia and she had been bitten, that he told them to put away their guns on his property, made the barn off limits, etc, makes me think that Herschel's wife and other daughter (as well as whoever else they said they have lost) may be "alive" as zombies in that barn.
It would also explain why Maggie acted so weird over bloated zombie getting killed, and her very strange behavior afterward. I think she knew him, and that the rest of their friends/loved ones are in that barn.
That is what I think as well. Could be why Herschel wanted them to leave as soon as Ricks son could travel. And why he said they have to obey his rules.
...got a mind full of questions and a teacher in my soul...
That is what I think as well. Could be why Herschel wanted them to leave as soon as Ricks son could travel. And why he said they have to obey his rules.
It would makes sense. We know from his conversation with Rick, either 1 week or 2 weeks ago, that Herschel believes there is, or will be a cure, and compared it to other epidemics in the past. Given that is what he believes, it would make sense that he wouldn't just kill his wife and whoever else once they got it. He would quarantine them somewhere. Like a barn.
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no...the doctor didn't want them in the barn because that would invite a long term stay...and guests stay by the house.
that said, there could be something in the barn....and he could be working on a cure since he is a doctor.
The real question is why Herschel told Rick to stay away from the barn...
I have afeeling that will be answered in the next week or two before the break
I was thinking about that. A common theme in zombie films is people not being able to bring themselves to kill their friends/loved ones after being bitten or even after turning. From the Romero films, to Shaun of the Dead, and we've already seen it once in the pilot of this show, it usually comes up. Given that Herschel specifically asked what they would do if they found Sophia and she had been bitten, that he told them to put away their guns on his property, made the barn off limits, etc, makes me think that Herschel's wife and other daughter (as well as whoever else they said they have lost) may be "alive" as zombies in that barn.
It would also explain why Maggie acted so weird over bloated zombie getting killed, and her very strange behavior afterward. I think she knew him, and that the rest of their friends/loved ones are in that barn.
hmnnn something fishy is going in that barn
i post on the board of a band that doesn't exsist anymore .......i need my head examined.......
Fuck! I didnt know they were breaking up the season into 2 parts. That sucks.
I'm not sure if they are, I'm a bit confused myself. Season 2, in its entirety was supposed to be 13 episodes I thought. "Pretty Much Dead Already" will be the 13th episode of the season. So I think that February episode might be some Wikipedia nonsense. It can't be the Season 3 premiere because that just got the greenlight last month, I doubt they would be ready to come back that soon. Unless they really work fast, which so far has not been their MO.
"See a broad to get dat booty yak 'em, leg 'er down, a smack 'em yak 'em!"
It's true -- season 2 is being split up into two parts.:
"The Walking Dead will be returning to AMC in 2012 with 13 new episodes.
AMC has announced that they have renewed their hugely successful drama series The Walking Dead for a third season consisting of 13 episodes, which they expect to air in 2012. The current season of the drama series, which only premiered on October 16, 2011, is being broadcast in two parts by AMC. New episodes will continue to air on the cable network through November 27, 2011, at which point the show will go on hiatus until February 2012.
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OK, when looking for some more info on exactly what Herschel said about the barn, I came across an article talking about the graphic novels. This might not happen, but I'm betting if follows it to some extent.
Herschel does indeed have zombies in the barn. One of which is his son, there is no mention of wife or daughter, but the graphic novels are different in some respects. The zombies get loose and bite several of Herschel's people, Herschel decides against it just being a disease and realizes they are indeed the undead and kills them himself, as well as those that were bitten and haven't turned. Later he finds Glenn and Maggie together and makes Rick and his people leave the farm, threatening to shoot them. Though apparently Rick goes back and gets him later and bygones are bygones.
END OF SPOILERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
"See a broad to get dat booty yak 'em, leg 'er down, a smack 'em yak 'em!"
OK, when looking for some more info on exactly what Herschel said about the barn, I came across an article talking about the graphic novels. This might not happen, but I'm betting if follows it to some extent.
Herschel does indeed have zombies in the barn. One of which is his son, there is no mention of wife or daughter, but the graphic novels are different in some respects. The zombies get loose and bite several of Herschel's people, Herschel decides against it just being a disease and realizes they are indeed the undead and kills them himself, as well as those that were bitten and haven't turned. Later he finds Glenn and Maggie together and makes Rick and his people leave the farm, threatening to shoot them. Though apparently Rick goes back and gets him later and bygones are bygones.
Well, Daryl wrapped it up in a bandanna for safe keeping...
Unless it got up and walked off like Thing from The Addams Family I would say he has it. Or maybe it began to decay and smell, so he tossed it away or something.
"See a broad to get dat booty yak 'em, leg 'er down, a smack 'em yak 'em!"
when did herschel tell rick to stay away from the barn???
I just watched that scene, it wasn't really like he told Rick to stay away from the barn. Rick offered to give them more space and set up next to the barn, and Herschel said No, and for them to set up by the house. Unless there's another scene where it's mentioned.
"See a broad to get dat booty yak 'em, leg 'er down, a smack 'em yak 'em!"
when did herschel tell rick to stay away from the barn???
I just watched that scene, it wasn't really like he told Rick to stay away from the barn. Rick offered to give them more space and set up next to the barn, and Herschel said No, and for them to set up by the house. Unless there's another scene where it's mentioned.
It all makes sense still _ he wants them to stay away from the barn. And we know he believes there will be a cure. So no guns because he doesn't want the zombies in the barn to be... what's the word here, it isn't killed, right? Killed again? Ultimately killed?
when did herschel tell rick to stay away from the barn???
I just watched that scene, it wasn't really like he told Rick to stay away from the barn. Rick offered to give them more space and set up next to the barn, and Herschel said No, and for them to set up by the house. Unless there's another scene where it's mentioned.
It all makes sense still _ he wants them to stay away from the barn. And we know he believes there will be a cure. So no guns because he doesn't want the zombies in the barn to be... what's the word here, it isn't killed, right? Killed again? Ultimately killed?
Yeah, but I had forgotten exactly how it went down, and I was under the impression from some of my reading that Herschel had flat out warned Rick to stay away, when it was a little more subtle than that.
"See a broad to get dat booty yak 'em, leg 'er down, a smack 'em yak 'em!"
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That is what I think as well. Could be why Herschel wanted them to leave as soon as Ricks son could travel. And why he said they have to obey his rules.
It would makes sense. We know from his conversation with Rick, either 1 week or 2 weeks ago, that Herschel believes there is, or will be a cure, and compared it to other epidemics in the past. Given that is what he believes, it would make sense that he wouldn't just kill his wife and whoever else once they got it. He would quarantine them somewhere. Like a barn.
that said, there could be something in the barn....and he could be working on a cure since he is a doctor.
hmnnn something fishy is going in that barn
Bub is in there trying to order a pizza
According to Wikipedia there are 3 episodes left before the break.
It lists the following:
"Chupacabra" - November 13, 2011
"Secrets" - November 20, 2011
"Pretty Much Dead Already" - November 27, 2011
Then it lists an untitled episode for February 12, 2012
ughhh feb ????????????? dam
althiough we know what chupacabra means...so that seems very interesting
and secrets....that has to be good
better than waiting a year like we did after the first season I guess
Fuck! I didnt know they were breaking up the season into 2 parts. That sucks.
I'm not sure if they are, I'm a bit confused myself. Season 2, in its entirety was supposed to be 13 episodes I thought. "Pretty Much Dead Already" will be the 13th episode of the season. So I think that February episode might be some Wikipedia nonsense. It can't be the Season 3 premiere because that just got the greenlight last month, I doubt they would be ready to come back that soon. Unless they really work fast, which so far has not been their MO.
"The Walking Dead will be returning to AMC in 2012 with 13 new episodes.
AMC has announced that they have renewed their hugely successful drama series The Walking Dead for a third season consisting of 13 episodes, which they expect to air in 2012. The current season of the drama series, which only premiered on October 16, 2011, is being broadcast in two parts by AMC. New episodes will continue to air on the cable network through November 27, 2011, at which point the show will go on hiatus until February 2012.
http://www.suite101.com/news/amc-renews ... -3-a394482
Well.
Now I'm afraid to go into my garage. Who knows what's lurking around in there.
:?
I think they are hiding them in the barn also.
Also will be interesting when the brothers meet again.
I have to go back and rewatch this.
What exactly did Herschel say about the barn?
OK, when looking for some more info on exactly what Herschel said about the barn, I came across an article talking about the graphic novels. This might not happen, but I'm betting if follows it to some extent.
Herschel does indeed have zombies in the barn. One of which is his son, there is no mention of wife or daughter, but the graphic novels are different in some respects. The zombies get loose and bite several of Herschel's people, Herschel decides against it just being a disease and realizes they are indeed the undead and kills them himself, as well as those that were bitten and haven't turned. Later he finds Glenn and Maggie together and makes Rick and his people leave the farm, threatening to shoot them. Though apparently Rick goes back and gets him later and bygones are bygones.
END OF SPOILERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
:shock: just :shock:
oh yea MERLE IS BACK
What did they do with his hand?
:shock:
his bro took it...gonna tie it back on
Well, Daryl wrapped it up in a bandanna for safe keeping...
Unless it got up and walked off like Thing from The Addams Family I would say he has it. Or maybe it began to decay and smell, so he tossed it away or something.
I just watched that scene, it wasn't really like he told Rick to stay away from the barn. Rick offered to give them more space and set up next to the barn, and Herschel said No, and for them to set up by the house. Unless there's another scene where it's mentioned.
It all makes sense still _ he wants them to stay away from the barn. And we know he believes there will be a cure. So no guns because he doesn't want the zombies in the barn to be... what's the word here, it isn't killed, right? Killed again? Ultimately killed?
Yeah, but I had forgotten exactly how it went down, and I was under the impression from some of my reading that Herschel had flat out warned Rick to stay away, when it was a little more subtle than that.
the well walker comes to life....
Kudos to the guy who wore that whole rig in 97 degree heat. He must have been dying in there.
It really was an impressive scene, especially when he split in half.
Mmmmmmm, zombie guts!