PowerDump wrote: Worst The Walking Dead episode ever?
Horrible episode, the second half of the season wasn't that good. At least the always great Game of Thrones is starting up.
Edit: People on Facebook are posting how bad it was.
The Walking Dead (TV)
Skyab23 wrote:
Immensely disappointing for a finale but still had some decent moments.
6.8/10
6.8/10
I don't usually do this... but after a second half of this third season of trying not to rage at the incredible decrease in quality... this finale just filled my cup...
WOW. THIS SHIT ENDED WORSE THAN I EVEN EXPECTED... this "FINALE" was one dumbass hell of a trip...
everything was fucking expected... and what wasn't... wasn't because it was what I call... SHITTY ASS WRITING :suicide:
After this ending I can say I'm hardly interested in season 4... HARDLY...
Game of Thrones here I come.
WOW. THIS SHIT ENDED WORSE THAN I EVEN EXPECTED... this "FINALE" was one dumbass hell of a trip...
After this ending I can say I'm hardly interested in season 4... HARDLY...
Game of Thrones here I come.
RIFA wrote:I don't usually do this... but after a second half of this third season of trying not to rage at the incredible decrease in quality... this finale just filled my cup...
WOW. THIS SHIT ENDED WORSE THAN I EVEN EXPECTED... this "FINALE" was one dumbass hell of a trip...
everything was fucking expected... and what wasn't... wasn't because it was what I call... SHITTY ASS WRITING :suicide:
After this ending I can say I'm hardly interested in season 4... HARDLY...
Game of Thrones here I come.
Great episode. Disappointing finale.
Well that pissed me off...
What a great finale. Not surprised although to see many people displeased with it on Neogaf (for those who know), they're a bunch of whiners over there, but this takes the cake. Those are people who trash the show EVERY week and yet keep watching, fascinating stuff.
The most common complaint is: NOTHING happened in this episode, it was boring, bla bla,, bla bla, Carl is a dick, blabla, , blabla
This has to be one of the most misunderstood shows and yet still overwhelmingly loved (cue ratings).
If you read the comic book, it becomes clear quite fast that this is a show with zombies in the background, the main point is survival, what you got to do to survive, how you survive, the sacrifices, the relationships. There's a lot of talking in the comics, zombies arent the most dangerous threat, and that's the point.
One thing I noticed is that there's much less uproar when we get episodes such as the Season 3 premiere where practically nobody talks for the entire episode and we get a lot of zombie killing. As soon as there's a lot of talking (and there is, that's the point of the show), complaints arise, about the stupidity of certain characters (Andrea I'm looking at you), or their decisions.
I'm sure that Mazzara (doesnt matter now since he's out) and he said so in interviews, and the writers, think about everything in terms of arcs, and story, and Mazzara did say (but he was called out as condescendant) that he feels a lot of the meaning of all that is lost on a lot of viewers, and I agree. There is a lot of thinking in all of this, and just because the characters dont gun down zombies every 2 minutes, or talk too much, it gets trashed. And yet, the haters keep watching, that's interesting.
All I can say is, the ending of the season finale is very interesting, in that it defies expectations, and I like that, I like not knowing what will happen even though I read every single issue, it goes the opposite of what you expect, and that's what pissed a lot of people off.
The show is in very good hands with Scott M.Gimple who did some of the best episodes this season, but I'd say overall, that this is an excellent season, as were the first two.
The most common complaint is: NOTHING happened in this episode, it was boring, bla bla,
This has to be one of the most misunderstood shows and yet still overwhelmingly loved (cue ratings).
If you read the comic book, it becomes clear quite fast that this is a show with zombies in the background, the main point is survival, what you got to do to survive, how you survive, the sacrifices, the relationships. There's a lot of talking in the comics, zombies arent the most dangerous threat, and that's the point.
One thing I noticed is that there's much less uproar when we get episodes such as the Season 3 premiere where practically nobody talks for the entire episode and we get a lot of zombie killing. As soon as there's a lot of talking (and there is, that's the point of the show), complaints arise, about the stupidity of certain characters (Andrea I'm looking at you), or their decisions.
I'm sure that Mazzara (doesnt matter now since he's out) and he said so in interviews, and the writers, think about everything in terms of arcs, and story, and Mazzara did say (but he was called out as condescendant) that he feels a lot of the meaning of all that is lost on a lot of viewers, and I agree. There is a lot of thinking in all of this, and just because the characters dont gun down zombies every 2 minutes, or talk too much, it gets trashed. And yet, the haters keep watching, that's interesting.
All I can say is, the ending of the season finale is very interesting, in that it defies expectations, and I like that, I like not knowing what will happen even though I read every single issue, it goes the opposite of what you expect, and that's what pissed a lot of people off.
The show is in very good hands with Scott M.Gimple who did some of the best episodes this season, but I'd say overall, that this is an excellent season, as were the first two.