Saturday, October 31, 2015

Evening Captions









 

4 comments:

Margaret Benbow said...

Fluffy's remarks about Glen absolutely nailed it for me. Glen
is my favorite. All those intestines and spurting blood we saw loosely thrown around toward the end of last week's Walking Dead better have belonged to the weak and worthless guy who shot himself, whatshisname, and not to OUR GLEN. IF THE WRITERS KNOW WHAT'S GOOD FOR THEM.AND I'M ONLY GOING TO SAY IT ONCE.

Cal's Canadian Cave of Coolness said...

It's why I dropped the show after season three. I read the comic which is bleak but I just couldn't handle the death of characters I feel in love with. I didn't want to see any of my first year crew die and ESPECIALLY not Glen. He found love. Last week was the first time I checked into the show only to see that ending. Was he dead this week. I can't look but I do want to know. I can't do this show. Too sad.

Margaret Benbow said...

It was bad enough losing Herschel, the most lovable and admirable character who ever existed. I even sort of miss the Governor. He was pure evil, but David Morrissey/Gov enjoyed the role so much that watching him do a scene was like eating a delicious five-course meal. As for Glen, this Sunday they took the coward's way out and had sort of a Bye week. The whole show was concentrated on the Aikido Guy--Morgan?-- finding his way from being a grief-crazed homicidal animal to a path of peace. So we're cheated of knowing if Glen somehow managed to roll under the dumpster and escape, and whose guts those were. The sadistic writer has issued a taunting statement pretending to comfort, and saying that "Glen would come back in some form, whether whole or in part."

Cal's Canadian Cave of Coolness said...

What a crappy way to treat their fans by not dealing with something that people have been suffering with all week. They took Glens name of that opening credits but what the hell does that mean? I am so glad I dropped a show that hates it's fans so much.