The Walking Dead Season 2 Premiere Review-"What Lies Ahead"

[420phishingformoe420]

sorry brother i am watching it as we speak so i did not watch your vid but will first thing when i can go buy it at wallmart netflix dose not have it all

[uberhikari]

@420phishingformoe420 Thanks for watching. If you don't mind torrenting, you could just download it. I don't have a tv so that's the only way I could watch/review the series, lol.

[DELTABOY04]

This season sucks ass...i actually liked the first season...bad acting, bad dialogue (the writers suck) so so cliche, everyones story line sucks and is boring, i found myself dozing off a few times lol. barely any zombie encounters or deaths...the cast sucks ass!!! no charisma...none are likable...will be canceled mark my words bro...viewers will be lost

[Zipblockgory]

Good review bro.

[cflingo211]

It's incredible how in depth your review is and how deep you look into the characters and thier actions. You may be right and you may be wrong in your view. I suggest you pursue a career in the film industry. Wether it be reviewing or directing. Maybe a writer.It's truly amazing that you can opine for 30 minutes without a script.

[uberhikari]

@cflingo211 Thanks for the compliment. But I do use a script; I can speak well, but not that well. If you look at my eyes you'll see them shift back and forth between my webcam and the script I have open in wordpad.

[cflingo211]

Maybe someone has already corrected you but the Fort is Benning, not Bennington! Otherwise a great review!

[mattconsul]

DUDE! nice review! I really like it! I saw the episode... and now I approach it from a different view ;) thanks for clear some things up! and you seem to be such a cool guy :D 5 stars!

[macfint]

man, you are off on the names bro. and the black lady wasnt married to black dude, who will die soon.

[uberhikari]

@macfint I know. I just started watching this show 4 days ago (including season 1), so I haven't had time to properly memorize the names. Plus when I'm watching I'm more concentrated on taking notes and analyzing, so I forget the names.

I thought that the black lady and t-dog had something going on because right before she commits suicide she holds his face in her hands. I saw that as a sign of intimacy.

[macfint]

@uberhikari that was just a we're the only 2 black people thing. Your review was insightful though. The best show on TV

[WynneL]

Also, I thought it looked like Sophia saw Rick's nod to his son, saw Carl nodding back, and took that as an all clear, which would partly explain why he felt responsible for her. You're so right about Carl's little rebellion, too--he should NOT have been allowed to go on a mission like this! I found it ridiculous. My mom's a pushover, but even she wouldn't have let me.

Great video, btw--I don't think I've ever had to do a 3-part comment! *lol* Half an hour long, but I didn't get bored once. :)

[uberhikari]

@WynneL Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed my review.

[WynneL]

On God--I think if anything, the point of earth is to give humanity a place to develop out from under the crushing omnipotence of a deity. If we knew 100% that a cosmic big brother watches our every move, we would have no real free will. We'd be affected, scared, never develop. So I don't think God can intervene unless asked, and not past a certain point--I think it's the only way for God to be good rather than tyrannical. Earth's for humans. If we F it up, we have to fix it. Our responsibility.

[uberhikari]

@WynneL But wouldn't you consider prayers asking for God's intervention? And at what point can God no longer intervene? As far as we know (although it could be different) civilization is over. Like I said, the casualties have to at least be in the billions. And the show doesn't seem to hint at it being our fault.

But I like the idea about the possibility of God becoming tyrannical by intervening in human affairs. It's a view I haven't heard before; it makes me think differently now.

[WynneL]

"I forget the black guy's name..." T-dog, man. Btw, when you say Adrian I think you mean Andrea... *lol* You make great points on Jim, but it gets murky when you realize that Jim had no choice but to die somehow--Andrea, on the other hand, had a chance to live. It's maybe not so unethical when Dale knew Jim was doomed, but having lost his wife Dale knew that Andrea was grieving, and maybe he wanted to die for a while as he grieved but got better, and expected the same thing to happen to Andrea.

[uberhikari]

@WynneL Yeah, I can see how Dale can be a more sympathetic character, so now I see him in a new light. But I still think he's treating Andrea like a child. They're in the midst of a zombie apocalypse and he takes her gun away?

And yeah, Jim was going to die eventually, but how he died was still HIS choice. He could have chosen to reanimate or killed himself. And the same goes for Andrea: it was her choice not Dale's.

[EsperReview]

The series is awesome and the ending already has me wanting more, lol and the gore, intrails, and zombie gutts makes it worth while...good vid superlight

[tari111090]

I didn't feel too interested when watching the episode. I felt it lost its spark. But your analysis was great and in depth so I will be watching it with a different mentalitly now. Watching for entertainment aswell as thinking about the ethical and moral issues.

[uberhikari]

@tari111090 I definitely understand where you're coming from. Like I said, at first I wasn't sure if I was going to like the episode because it seems so cliche. A person gets lost and now we have to find this person before the story can progress, the plot can easily get dragged out when dealing with something like this.

I hope this subplot gets resolved quickly. But I'm glad you liked my video.

[UncleMiyn]

you convinced me to watch this now

[uberhikari]

@UncleMiyn My first convert I see, lol. Hope you enjoy the series.