I'm sticking with it as I want to see who sounded that horn at the end of the episode. On the whole though - that could have been done in less than 70 minutes - it was very, very slow and a little bit boring.

 

Yes I know I'm in the minority in thinking that - but for me it just gets a bit worse with every series.

Nowhere near as good as the Season 5 opener. I don't mind the 'slower' episodes, but wasn't a massive fan of the premiere. The black and white scenes didn't really cut it for me. There's so many characters about as well, not even sure what is the point of some of them, unless they're saving them for zombie bait.

I wasn't very fond of the b&w scenes either. They were hard to follow for the first 40 minutes.

CAROL!!! *.*

Carol kicks arse, that would have made a great first episode of the series. The Wolfs are going to be heavily featured in this series.

That episode was so much better than the opener last week. Melissa McBride is fantastic.

Carol continues to be flawless. :wub:

http://www.forbes.com/sites/insertcoin/201...spy-last-night/

 

Is Enid a spy for the Wolves? :o

I think its pretty obvious she is. She basically said it to Carl when they were in the house.

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I am so GLAD ayer watching episode 2 ! It was so intense, and it really gets me back into it :wub:

 

OMG

I don't want it to be true.

He fell under the body!!!!!!!11!1

Please don't be true. The reaction suggests it is though :cry: :cry:

I don't think he's dead.

Have you guys seen it yet?

Yep, I've seen it

but that scene was vague - the camera angle was interestingly placed. I think those guts were most likely the other guy's, the one who shot himself (I forget his name), and presumably he landed on top of Glenn after they fell. Glenn was seen to be distressed & crying, clearly, but his expression didn't seem to be "omg I'm being disembowelled ;0" (lol). No blood was coming from his mouth. Compare Glenn's face to the other guy who got killed after failing to climb up the chain-mail fence to safety. I think it's entirely possible that "other guy" was shielding Glenn from the walkers - that his guts/blood may be protecting Glenn, due to the walkers not being able to determine a living person when they smell like a walker. Also, with the camera panning away to see all the walkers, we essentially don't know 100% what Glenn's fate is.

 

Yes, it's quite farfetched that Glenn would survive completely unscathed from this, not be scratched or bitten at all, but then of course the entire premise of the show is unrealistic already, haha. To kill off a main character in the third episode would certainly be shocking and unpredictable, but I just get the sense that this is a "fake-out".

 

Also, The Talking Dead did not say that Glenn is definitely dead. Unlike previous departed characters, there was no section of "mourning" for Glenn (so I've read). AMC also issued a statement about Glenn which makes the whole thing unclear too:

 

“Dear fans of ‘The Walking Dead,’ this is a hard story to tell and when we were planning to tell it, we knew our friends at the ‘Talking Dead would be talking to you about it. And knowing you’d all be talking and feeling and commiserating, I knew we should say something about it, lest our silence say something we didn’t mean to say or not say. So I’ll say this: In some way, we will see Glenn, some version of Glenn, or parts of Glenn again, either in flashback or in the current story, to help complete the story.”

 

So... hmm. It'll be interesting to see what happens. Not 100% confirming Glenn's death now in the same manner of the other characters is very suspicious though.

 

 

Overall it was a very shocking and gripping episode,

also some horrible deaths for two characters we didn't know beyond that episode.

This season is amazing so far!

Wow, what an episode, better than the opening episode, the only thing that wasn't explained the horn bit at the end of the first episode where did that come from.

 

 

As for Glenn I think he is still alive, otherwise his demise his different from the comic version, he does come a cropper eventually at the hands of Negan in the comic version

 

Wow, what an episode, better than the opening episode, the only thing that wasn't explained the horn bit at the end of the first episode where did that come from.

 

 

As for Glenn I think he is still alive, otherwise his demise his different from the comic version, he does come a cropper eventually at the hands of Negan in the comic version

That was explained right away in the second episode.

 

BUT OMG THO

Also, Rick - HOW HE GON' GET OUTTA THERE???

I thought it was a very gory episode not necessarily a good episode. Nowhere nearly as good as last week's. Maybe it'll alternate - one week bad, one week good.

Considering that was a very light episode that was really good, it just fills the blanks behind Morgan's character, good episode.