US Timeline The Walking Dead - Page 2

**Derek** · 01-11-2010, 11:38

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Originally Posted by Pierre

Are these fast zombies or slow zombies?

Faster than dawn of the dead, slower than 28 days later.

**Matt D** · 08-11-2010, 16:01

"Guts"... An excellent - and very appropriately named - second episode.

alferret · 15-02-2012, 17:48

Season 2 finale now available!

Couldnt find a US timeline for S2 (didnt see it worth while making one for the last ep)

Duuuh!

**Matt D** · 15-02-2012, 18:42

Season finale?

The episode broadcast in the US on Sunday night was episode 8, the first episode of the second half of season 2... there are another 5 episodes left in season 2 (total of 13).

alferret · 15-02-2012, 18:47

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Originally Posted by Matt D

Season finale?

The episode broadcast in the US on Sunday night was episode 8, the first episode of the second half of season 2... there are another 5 episodes left in season 2 (total of 13).

Ahh my bad. When the first part of S2 finished epguide was only showing ep8 so I assumed

it was the end of that season.

Never mind another 5 to watch then

borrissey · 22-03-2012, 12:37

WOW best show on TV can't wait for the 3rd season now.

**Russ** · 22-03-2012, 12:44

I thought the ending was awful.

Pierre · 22-03-2012, 16:53

I enjoyed it, lots of people died and it sets itself up for next year, wherew they will no doubt be encamped in the prison.

DocDutch · 22-03-2012, 18:09

Yeah it is looking like a great 3rd season

**Russ** · 22-03-2012, 18:22

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Originally Posted by Pierre

I enjoyed it, lots of people died and it sets itself up for next year, wherew they will no doubt be encamped in the prison.

The episode itself was pretty good I suppose, they needed something to shift them out of the farm (although I'm not sure why they didn't choose to return there a few days later) but the last 10 minutes where they've tried to turn Rick heel just didn't work for me. I still had sympathy for him as it was Shane who drove him to make the decisions he'd made. I was hoping for a much more dramatic finish. OK there's great potential in series 3 but i want to know more about what happened at the time of the outbreak. The twist about them all being infected was good and made sense but I just want to see what happened to humanity at the time it started.

Jayster · 22-03-2012, 18:47

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Originally Posted by Russ

The episode itself was pretty good I suppose, they needed something to shift them out of the farm (although I'm not sure why they didn't choose to return there a few days later) but the last 10 minutes where they've tried to turn Rick heel just didn't work for me. I still had sympathy for him as it was Shane who drove him to make the decisions he'd made. I was hoping for a much more dramatic finish. OK there's great potential in series 3 but i want to know more about what happened at the time of the outbreak. The twist about them all being infected was good and made sense but I just want to see what happened to humanity at the time it started.

Whats to say they wont go back in s3?

**Russ** · 22-03-2012, 18:55

Hershel made references to 'losing his farm'.

Jayster · 25-03-2012, 15:50

I can see them or at least a small group of them going back not to stay though.

Pierre · 25-03-2012, 22:04

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Originally Posted by Jayster

I can see them or at least a small group of them going back not to stay though.

Maybe but I doubt it,

of interest to me though, at the start of the episode when the herd started moving, a helicopter flew overhead. Which suggests there is still some kind of authority, be in military or otherwise, in operation?

cimt · 25-03-2012, 22:12

That was a flashback to when the outbreak began. I read it in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, I believe.