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It’s that time of year again: mid-season finale time for The Walking Dead. And with a title like ‘Made To Suffer’, it’s clear that the episode won’t be about rainbows and kittens. As always, we’re bringing back the ever popular ‘He Said/She Said’ format to hash out the deets.
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There are few words that capture the feeling that accompanies watching game-changing television. Perhaps because it so often involves deaths and surprise twists of fate, often we as viewers are left in shock, our mouths open in speechless disbelief. And while the events that took place on last night’s The Walking Dead should come as a surprise to no one, TVAngie may have captured the mood best when she wrote me after the episode ended to exclaim that she “needed a cigarette.”
Let’s bitch it out…(Major spoilers ahead)
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Last week TVangie addressed the ongoing struggle between Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and Shane (Jon Bernthal) as they wrestled with the decision to abandon Randall (Michael Zegen). The zombie waterfall put an end to those plans, prompting a return to Herschel’s (Scott Wilson) farm. This week we explore the fallout, which includes a tragic end to one of our characters.
Let’s bitch it out…(Major spoilers ahead)
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Packed with zombie action right from the get-go, this week’s episode of The Walking Dead will hopefully silence those naysayers who bitched about how the show has been too slow this season. But true to form, we still got our fair share of thought-provoking dialogue. Has The Walking Dead finally found its sweet spot that marries both character development and heart-pumping action?
Let’s break it down after the jump:
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Last week AMC’s zombie show roared back to life with its Winter premiere and an absolutely gripping final showdown between Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and a pair of human survivors armed with guns and malicious intent. Will the follow-up, ‘Triggerfinger,’ satisfy fans of the high drama & action from last week?
Let’s bitch it out…
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Well, that’s that. The Walking Dead is done for 2011 and will remain off the air for 2 months (returning February 2012). And here at bitchstolemyremote, we’ve got to tell you: it’s going to be a long wait. [Read more…]