The Walking Dead (Season 2) [R]

I guess I would argue with it. While the very patterns of life have changed for all the survivors, they have changed the most for Carl. All of the survivors have become loners, isolated in their own fear and mistrust, but Carl has the least safety net. He has no peers, what with the hispanic couple taking their kids away when the crew left the quarry and with the death of Sophia. He has a clueless mom who has no natural second to help her watch Carl, and a father who is wearing the conflicting goals of the group on his shoulders, so he is the one who must leave the comfort of whatever relative safety they have. His parents are torn between wanting to protect him, and give him whatever semblance of a childhood remains, and the need for him to grow up quickly because mucking about in a streambed brings such horrible consequences. What's left for an 11 year old?

In many ways, I find Carl to be the most interesting character on the show.

If anyone is interested in reading the comics, Amazon has the Compendium One which is the first 48 volumes together for $35 down from like $80. I just picked it up. I've never read a comic book in my life before so this should be interesting.

I agree completely. I hope he gets more airtime because he has an opportunity to be the most interesting character on the show by far. Being 11, he has so much to learn and a lot of development as a person left and he is the only one in the group that is going to have that happen in this new world.

I guess. I've never read comic books so I dont really know the terminology.

I thought this was a little funny:


They look like twins haha

34 Hilarious 'Walking Dead' Memes from Season 2

Come on now, it was at least as convincing as Anakin's turn to the Dark Side in Revenge of the Sith!

Great episode!

Have Americans never heard of a three point turn btw?

This review sums it all up for me:

http://www.grantland.com/blog/holly...-recap-leaving-season-2-beside-the-dying-fire

Probably won't be back for season 3. But... zombies.

We'll see.

Heh. We'll see.

I didn't want to start a new thread so I figured to post here.

AMC bought the rights to Robert Kirkman's newest comic, Thief of Thieves.