The Walking Dead "Pretty Much Dead Already" Season 2 Episode 7 Review

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• the walking dead
• season 2
• pretty much dead already
• episode 7
• review
• AMC
• zombies
• tv show
• comic book
• robert kirkman
• rick grimes

[gmedespair]

Nice haircut Dennis!

Anyways, I was completely satisfied with how they ended the thread of Sophia...PERFECT.

[ThinkHeroTV]

@gmedespair Thanks! Had to look proper for seeing parents and relatives for Thanksgiving hahaha

Dennis

[dish9901]

Best episode of the season; excellent ending. Great review as always.:)

[ThinkHeroTV]

@dish9901 Thanks for watching and commenting :)

Dennis

[GCFallen]

was this scene in the comic book?

[ThinkHeroTV]

@GCFallen Nope, complete deviation from the comic book.

Dennis

[BSMART18]

Hershel's tactic of wrangling up the Walkers was actually beneficial and smart in a way. Maybe the reason why the farm was such a haven was because the inhabitants didn't make a lot of noise. You know all that gunfire is going to attract all the Walkers in the area. While harder, if you could wrangle them all up and then kill them at the same time (such as setting the barn on fire), it wouldn't attract so many Walkers.

[cbizkit23]

shanes gonna get shot by carl.. there u go!

[MrConredsX]

I wonder, if zombies eat their victims like thed did with Otis, how there is much more zombies than humans, why Sophia was almost unharmed and end up as a zombie?

[Joyride37]

@acuralo Yeah that would be interesting, but there are many people who are squeamish about seeing violence happen to a child, even if it's in a show like this where it's the logical/realistic outcome. I know there are several countries, like Germany, that has laws forbidding any sort of child death in media. Which makes me wonder if TWD is banned there. I'll need to look it up to make sure. I've only seen the law used against killing children in video games.

[blackstormtorrent]

i cant wait for more walking dead why do they have to take a break not fair febuary they dont take breaks in english tv im not used to this :(

[Remus0387]

It was an ending that is very much leaves an impass in the group and where they go to from here. With the extermination of the walkers in the barn and the revelation that Sophia is dead and a walker, will pose some interesting questions, can they survive as a group and will Shane's hardline tactics take over making them more ruthless to survive or can Rick engender hope and show that not everything is darkness and despair.

[griffinde]

@slithersthesnake Yeah, I was wondering about that too. I'm assuming Kirkman had a million different ways he could have gone with the story, and now he has a chance to try them out :) Thanks for watching our review...

-David G

[Disthron]

@J91EM I'm sorry but they could have written around that easaly, I think they are just setting up Shane as being less likable so they can kill him off latter.

[Disthron]

I also think Shain has some good points, but he's acting like a bit of a psycho.

At the end I thought there reaction was sooooo cleshay. I mean I can understand them feeling destraght at her death but you'd think that buy now they'd get that the zombie isn't the person it once was. But that links back to the "this dosen't feel right" comment back on the road. These people offten don't seem to be acting like they are in the apocalyps. A problem the books never had.

[slithersthesnake]

I honestly think that this Tv show is a an alternate reality from the comic books. It's basically what would have happened if shane lived in the comics. what do you think?