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‘The Walking Dead’ – Season 5, Part 1 – Sundays on AMC

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So if the guy Tyrese beat up in the cabin lived and was with the others at the campfire can we assume it was him that marked the trees? He comes to in the cabin and follows the group marking the trees as he goes along. Gareth and the others follow the markings and catch up. And Morgan runs across it sometime later.

If that's the case, that means Tyrese is responsible for the remainder of Terminus being on their trail. Also possible that Morgan runs into the cannibals before Rick's group can find them.
When did Tyreese become so against killing? What caused the change? Was it what happened in "The Grove"?
 

Dai101

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So if the guy Tyrese beat up in the cabin lived and was with the others at the campfire can we assume it was him that marked the trees? He comes to in the cabin and follows the group marking the trees as he goes along. Gareth and the others follow the markings and catch up. And Morgan runs across it sometime later.

Maybe Morgan is the one that fucks'em up. By the way, i'm going for some tacos de Bobbocoa
 
oh and
rip Bob

Nah. He's a tough cookie.
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I have to say I'm surprised by the quick pace these first two episodes of the season given the mostly slow pace that dominated most of the first four seasons. It's actually a refreshing change of pace, and I'm surprised that I'm enjoying the show this much even though it's already on its 5th season. I hope this keeps up.
 

Overdoziz

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Just about none of the dialogue in this episode sounded like conversations human beings would actually have. Even for TWD standards it was surprisingly sub-par.
 

Radec

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I actually thought Bob got bitten underwater that's why he's acting like that and went out of the group and cried.

Pretty meh episode, but that ending tho.. damn.
 

JZA

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I would assume he did that because he knew something bad had already happened to him, aka, he probably was bit during the water fight.



What in the world do you want, them to literally only wander the earth dealing with nothing but zombies every episode?

I do like the hunters seemingly being the big bad this season, but I kinda get that it seems to always be twisted humans being the main source of antagonism in this show. With stories it's usually Man vs. Environment, Man vs. Himself, or Man vs. Man, and I wouldn't mind them dealing with maybe some non-human source of conflict for awhile since what happened at Terminus was pretty intense.

That being said, I'm still extremely interested in seeing who else is on the hunters' menu in the upcoming weeks, LOL!
 

Enco

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Damn.

Two great episodes in a row.

:( Bob
:( Beth

I actually thought Bob got bitten underwater that's why he's acting like that and went out of the group and cried.

Pretty meh episode, but that ending tho.. damn.
Would be crazy if he's infected and they all get infected and die.

But it wouldn't really make sense. Why hadn't he turned? How did no one notice?
 

Reule

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I just figured Bob was crying because he was almost bitten which would've taken him away from Sasha and the others. Crying out of happiness for being alive still and or just taking in the fear of losing everything.

Otherwise, I don't know. Maybe he did get bit somehow? Doesn't matter, Bob is a Golden Corral dinner now.
 
I was wondering about that, I wouldn't think there would be a rural Catholic church in Georgia not to mention it was a very small church, maybe some other religious denomination wears collars??

The Church was not Catholic going off the sign. Episcopal I think?

Also, is the priest in the comics? What's his story in the comics? What happens to him?
 

D i Z

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Oh Bob. I really hope that you did get bitten so that you can get some measure of revenge.
A one legged Bob is still useful, but damn. He didn't even have time to get some action before all of this. That negative into a positive game is going to get pretty dark if they ever get to play it again.
 
That Gareth monologue at the end was just too over-the-top evil, no subtlety or shades of gray with that guy. Could the actor not grow a mustache he could twirl to really drive the point home?
 
After the last few piss poor seasons I have to say I'm quite surprised at how much I'm enjoying and now looking forward to TWD. Everything about the show seems different. Is there a new show runner? I mean, the music, dialogue, scene pacing, all seem vastly superior to what we've had to endure the last few seasons.

And count me in the group that thought Bob was bitten and was going to kill himself after leaving the church. Something definitely strange going on there..
 

Martian

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So, I was just thinking. Although Eugene is not the most bright character (perhaps made deliberately so), I feel like the writers want to move forward.
I dont see the show running for 10+ seasons, and this is already season 5. If they want a conclusion to the story (which I think the writers want to do, as the comics are nowhere finished I believe).

Over the course of the next 3-4 seasons I think the group will move towards DC and towards the "cure". I dont think it will be a happy ending, perhaps that there is a cure, so Rick etc. might feel they actually killed people instead of zombies.
 

someday

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I do like the hunters seemingly being the big bad this season, but I kinda get that it seems to always be twisted humans being the main source of antagonism in this show. With stories it's usually Man vs. Environment, Man vs. Himself, or Man vs. Man, and I wouldn't mind them dealing with maybe some non-human source of conflict for awhile since what happened at Terminus was pretty intense.

That being said, I'm still extremely interested in seeing who else is on the hunters' menu in the upcoming weeks, LOL!
They did that last season with the flu and some people hated it. I liked it though.

As for Bob, I am in the camp that thinks he was bitten. If he wasn't then his death will really suck. I also don't see why anyone thinks the cannibals ate the bitten leg. Why would they eat a leg with a human bite on it?
 
So if the guy Tyrese beat up in the cabin lived and was with the others at the campfire can we assume it was him that marked the trees? He comes to in the cabin and follows the group marking the trees as he goes along. Gareth and the others follow the markings and catch up. And Morgan runs across it sometime later.

If that's the case, that means Tyrese is responsible for the remainder of Terminus being on their trail. Also possible that Morgan runs into the cannibals before Rick's group can find them.

Man I knew I saw that guy. If Tyreese isn't gonna kill a guy who threatened to snap a baby's neck, why would he kill him for anything less? Fuck a Tyreese. He acts like he's in a fucking Jackie Chan movie always trying to protect a baby with his "don't want trouble" attitude.

The fact that no one went into the cabin where hat-man was knocked out was also pretty dumb. Even if you do take Tyreese's word that he's dead, don't you want to make sure he's double dead so he doesn't turn into a walker? Wouldn't you go in that cabin to rest or see if there's anything of use? Why does he even care if hat-man lives or dies by Carol's hand?

Tyreese is like new Dale as the annoying moral center. Even Carl has more sense than him.
 
Ty just need something to snap him like what happened to Rick. Ty's girlfriend death brought it out a lil bit but he needs something else. Hes like Gohan when he was fighting Cell
 

Effect

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So if the guy Tyrese beat up in the cabin lived and was with the others at the campfire can we assume it was him that marked the trees? He comes to in the cabin and follows the group marking the trees as he goes along. Gareth and the others follow the markings and catch up. And Morgan runs across it sometime later.

If that's the case, that means Tyrese is responsible for the remainder of Terminus being on their trail. Also possible that Morgan runs into the cannibals before Rick's group can find them.

Really? You don't think Gareth wouldn't want to track them down? Even if Tyreese thought the guy was dead and is alive he'd at the very least be unconscious for a few hours and they all went right to the tracks after leaving that shack. If anything would tip them off as the direction they went in it would be Rick altering the sign the way he did and any of them could have found that looking back at the direction Rick originally approached Terminus since Gareth mentions during the opening scene of the first episode that they indeed saw them approaching and bury the bag. They didn't actually sneak up on Terminus as they thought.

There is enough blame to go around and you can't put this on only on Tyreese because he didn't actually kill one guy he thought he did. They should have gone back and killed the rest the way Rick wanted but they didn't. That's the primary thing here.
 

3DShovel

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Over the course of the next 3-4 seasons I think the group will move towards DC and towards the "cure". I dont think it will be a happy ending, perhaps that there is a cure, so Rick etc. might feel they actually killed people instead of zombies.

I really don't think that any cure could fix what physically happened to most of the zombies we've seen killed on this show haha
 
There is enough blame to go around and you can't put this on only on Tyreese because he didn't actually kill one guy he thought he did. They should have gone back and killed the rest the way Rick wanted but they didn't. That's the primary thing here.

Tyreese isn't the only one to blame for sure. But if anyone else in the group saw what hat-guy was trying to pull, he wouldn't be alive.

The group didn't want to go back to finish them off because they just wanted to escape with their lives. But Rick definitely had the right idea. He should have said "Do you want another Governor? We let him get away and he came back with a new army and a tank, rolled through our home, and killed our people."
 
1. they were saving ammunition and you don't want to attract any more walkers with the noise. Pretty obv brah.
2. why wouldn't they be able to leave the church, they're grown people and can handle themselves or run back in for help if they need it.
4. Hipsters make the best villains of real life

1. They definitely didn't need to use ammunition to kill those trapped zombies. Speaking of...when they saved Father Gabriel someone used their gun and I laughed.
2. Rick and Daryll knew they're group was being watched. I dunno just seems like a random plothole. Someone should have even been keeping watch or keeping count of whos going in and out or atleast a buddy system.
4. lol true.

I digress. Was just pointing out some lulz worthy moments that the show is known for.
 

JZA

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I don't care about no shades of grey. I'm with Rick, he's gotta go.

Me too, I'm curious how compelling of a motivation they are going to be able to come up with for these cannibals. The traincar scene with Gareth and the grilling woman, is that really enough for anybody to think "ok, now I can see why they became cannibals"? I can see that motivating them to be willing to kill other humans, but is that really also motivating them to basically start farming other humans as well?
 
Can someone explain to me why it was "cosmic irony" that Bob was the one to be captured and eaten? At first, it made me think that the Terminus group was one of the many groups he was with before meeting up with the Rick and Crew.
 

Timeaisis

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I could have swore Bob was bitten. Why else would he walk out of the house and have a cry? Seems weird. Either that or he knew something about the Preacher.
 
Can someone explain to me why it was "cosmic irony" that Bob was the one to be captured and eaten? At first, it made me think that the Terminus group was one of the many groups he was with before meeting up with the Rick and Crew.

Gareth Cutestory said they were probably going to eat anyone they came across. It just so happened it was Bob and the people that destroyed their home.

I could have swore Bob was bitten. Why else would he walk out of the house and have a cry? Seems weird. Either that or he knew something about the Preacher.

I think it was implied that he was bitten but theres no solid proof.
 

Calmine

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Can someone explain to me why it was "cosmic irony" that Bob was the one to be captured and eaten? At first, it made me think that the Terminus group was one of the many groups he was with before meeting up with the Rick and Crew.

He never said it was cosmic irony it was cosmic justice. Simply cause the person they captured and were going to be eaten could of been anyone but happened to be Bob and since he helped destroy terminus it was cosmic justice to them.
 
Gareth Cutestory said they were probably going to eat anyone they came across. It just so happened it was Bob and the people that destroyed their home.



I think it was implied that he was bitten but theres no solid proof.

He never said it was cosmic irony it was cosmic justice. Simply cause the person they captured and were going to be eatin could of been anyone but happened to be Bob and since he helped destroy terminus it was cosmic justice to them.

Okay, I was confused because I thought he meant Bob specifically. And I also thought they were already hunting Rick's group for meat and for their guns.
 
I don't care about no shades of grey. I'm with Rick, he's gotta go.
Oh, I agree, don't get me wrong. It is just that I don't necessarily believe that a person would be so transparently evil, especially in an unprompted monologue. He was (attempting to) justify their ways but his tone and face all said 'yeah, I am evil, bring it on'.

He is an easy target but I suppose the group could use one of those.
 
Yea this season has been awesome so far. This show has definitely had its ups and downs but we are off to an amazing start so far. These Terminus Hunters are a much scarier threat the the Govna ever was.
 
Crying out of happiness for being alive still and or just taking in the fear of losing everything.
That was my take on it. I think the writers were going for something deeper and pretty much everyone didn't get it. At first I thought it was because he was bit but then came to realize it was probably some emotional reaction about being alive and having everyone together and not being alone anymore.


RE: His leg

Completely shocked me. I had no idea that was going to happen, did an audible "holy shit".
 

Toa TAK

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Oh, I agree, don't get me wrong. It is just that I don't necessarily believe that a person would be so transparently evil, especially in an unprompted monologue. He was (attempting to) justify their ways but his tone and face all said 'yeah, I am evil, bring it on'.

He is an easy target but I suppose the group could use one of those.
Wasn't the Governor one already, though? On a black/white kinda way?
 

-redacted-

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I'm looking forward to Bob laughing maniacally and saying
you ate tainted meat and showing the hunters the bite
in the next episode
 

Odah

Banned
Juding from the Promo:

Judging from the Promo it looks like Bob will reveal his secret to the Hunters group and all of them will be shocked therefore Gareth get's angry and kicks him unconcious/on the ground.
 
Oi, lads, lads, lads. Listen to this one, you'll love it.

That priest is going to get Carver-d to pieces by those cannibals.

Yeah?

Go bollocks then!
 

eso76

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I could have sworn that Bob got bit and he was going to kill himself at the end of the episode.

That's what I imagined happened.
He was bitten.
He kissed his girlfriend twice, the camera focused on him a tad too long and he ran away to kill himself.

And hunters eating him sounds like a convenient plot device in this case. Doesn't really make much sense for them to stop to eat him right away, otherwise
 
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