(10-28-2013 07:34 PM)Cr8n Wrote:  

(10-28-2013 03:13 PM)Niner National Wrote:  I haven't really liked this season. Starting to lose interest in the show honestly.

Same. Next week needs to do something or anyone I know that watches it has a similar sense. Might be a good time to finally read the books if I lost complete interest.

Even the Carol "twist" didn't intrigue me.

Maybe I am an odd ball, but I've enjoyed the season so far. It's doing exactly what it needed to do: continue to develop the characters in a realistic (given that things are "apocalyptic") fashion.

Of course the survivors are going to not be as guarded when the walker threat is around; they've become used to it and they now feel more comfortable dealing with it. Of course they can't spend all day killing walkers; they also have to eat and drink. Once again, (at least in my view) the show needs to continue to use the walkers as a backdrop, along with the fall of most rules of law... they need to keep showing how people change and how they cope.

Herschel is going to die soon, IMHO. Maybe he'll die of sickness or maybe a walker will eat him alive. As for Carol, I dig the direction her character has taken...

I admit that I'm a big fan so maybe I'm looking at things through TWD glasses but so far, the season is going well. Better than last year's...

Daryl and the group may take several episodes to get back to camp. Also, The Governor is somewhere near or in the prison if I were to guess; I think that he is the one feeding the rats and possibly the one who has helped cause the sickness, possibly by tainting the water supply. You have to admit that "water" has been seen a lot in recent episodes.