The Walking Dead Season 3 tonight! (NO SPOILERS ALLOWED!!!)

[twa]

you mean it is hard to see unless you get elevated? I was wondering the same thing Mongo was too

Well I started off with easy, edited to hard ,but didn't drop not

sometimes ya can't win for losing....but yep, not easy or just hard to see

you would think there would be signs though

[Skinz4Life12]

Well I started off with easy, edited to hard ,but didn't drop not

sometimes ya can't win for losing....but yep, not easy or just hard to see

you would think there would be signs though

did the ending scene in season 2 show that the prison was on the other side of a river? I never noticed that and was wondering how you knew that

[renaissance]

My only question about not finding the prison would be did they not see it on the map? They had clearly been using a map all winter.

[youngchew]

Interesting that they've kinda flash forwarded several months, as apparently they've made it "through the winter." As somebody mentioned, it would be interesting if they did flashbacks to kinda piece together what they've been doing for the last 3-4 months, or if the quick conversation they had about moving around in patterns is all they give us.

My big question is, exactly how long will the walkers survive? How much time has elapsed since things went to crap? like 4-5 months now? For those zombies that can't find anything (or anybody) to eat, how much longer will their bodies have energy to survive and move around? I know all Zombie flicks are different, but in 28 Days later, it took about 6 weeks and then all the walkers started dying off due to starvation.

[twa]

fwicr the final shot drew back and up to above treetop, and they were camped right at the river

I was wondering about the map as well,but perhaps it doesn't list it

[renaissance]

Interesting that they've kinda flash forwarded several months, as apparently they've made it "through the winter." As somebody mentioned, it would be interesting if they did flashbacks to kinda piece together what they've been doing for the last 3-4 months, or if the quick conversation they had about moving around in patterns is all they give us.

My big question is, exactly how long will the walkers survive? How much time has elapsed since things went to crap? like 4-5 months now? For those zombies that can't find anything (or anybody) to eat, how much longer will their bodies have energy to survive and move around? I know all Zombie flicks are different, but in 28 Days later, it took about 6 weeks and then all the walkers started dying off due to starvation.

But in 28 Days Later everyone wasn't infected. In this case, it sounds like every time someone dies, a new walker pops up, as opposed to new walkers popping up just when they are infected. So there is a bit more of an endless supply here.

[RVAbrendan]

Why do Rick and Carl hate Lori? I know he told her he killed Shane near the end of the season 2 finale, and Rick went all ‘dictator’ on everybody…but it seems there is a huge rife. Just seeing if I missed something, or if its something that likely happened throughout the winter that we don’t know about yet…

[Skinz4Life12]

Interesting that they've kinda flash forwarded several months, as apparently they've made it "through the winter." As somebody mentioned, it would be interesting if they did flashbacks to kinda piece together what they've been doing for the last 3-4 months, or if the quick conversation they had about moving around in patterns is all they give us.

the more i think about it, the more likely i think there will be flashbacks. Lori was pissed at Rick for killing Shane in "Beside the Dying Fire", but there appears to have been some SERIOUS fallout between them over the winter months. I suspect they will flashback and show us what exactly happened between them and flashback to show us how Andrea and Michonne got where they are now

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Why do Rick and Carl hate Lori? I know he told her he killed Shane near the end of the season 2 finale, and Rick went all ‘dictator’ on everybody…but it seems there is a huge rife. Just seeing if I missed something, or if its something that likely happened throughout the winter that we don’t know about yet…

i think we don't know something yet. see my other post. i think we will see glimpses of the winter months to explain exactly what happened between them

[Elessar78]

was "beside the dying fire" an allusion to Rick and Lori's relationship?

[jaybrant]

But in 28 Days Later everyone wasn't infected. In this case, it sounds like every time someone dies, a new walker pops up, as opposed to new walkers popping up just when they are infected. So there is a bit more of an endless supply here.

Not only that. The infected in 28 Days Later weren't dead. So, they basically just died of starvation after so long.

[Skinz4Life12]

was "beside the dying fire" an allusion to Rick and Lori's relationship?

never thought of it that way but it most certainly could be!

[FanboyOf91]

was "beside the dying fire" an allusion to Rick and Lori's relationship?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gartan_Mother's_Lullaby

[skinsfan_1215]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gartan_Mother's_Lullaby

Perhaps the baby really is dead... or worse. Bit of foreshadowing. Could be Carl too. Man I can't wait until Sunday.

[Mongo2365]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gartan_Mother's_Lullaby

Was this the song that Hershel's daughter was singing by the campfire?

[FanboyOf91]

Was this the song that Hershel's daughter was singing by the campfire?

No. The wiki has this (another Irish song).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Parting_Glass