..It says Season 3 Chapter 3 in SpanishPosted on 02/10/2013 4:15:34 PM PST by virgil283
"When Steven Yeun's character, Glenn Rhee, first appeared on "The Walking Dead," he was a smart-aleck pizza deliveryman who used his encyclopedic knowledge of Atlanta to save his comrades from hungry zombies. Not that it earned him much respect. As the AMC hit drama's third season resumes Sunday, Feb. 10, Glenn has evolved from a flaky kid into a mental and physical warrior, thanks to the love of a good woman and the knowledge that he's capable of more than scrambling through sewers"......." On the clash of rival "Dead" camps: "What's interesting to me about the difference between Rick and The Governor is you can argue that it's just two different ways of surviving in this situation. I know that being morally upstanding and trying to preserve society is the altruistic ideal ... but when it comes down to primal instincts, you are who you are. Who's to say what's right? "..... ..It says Season 3 Chapter 3 in Spanish
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I would LOVE that...but we still haven’t eaten dinner! My husband is on his way home and we should be eating about then...much later than I like. But I’ll keep this thread up and I’ll check in periodically.
LOL, you love to bust my chops, don’t you? :)
I think you need a younger man....you’re too good for those guys.
‘The Walking Dead’s’ Steve Yeun: Creator Robert Kirkman ‘should be dead’ or at least a zombie
Well,appropriation of voice is indeed a serious transgression in these latter days.
However, “More brains!” does not lend itself to a great deal of semiotic analysis.
So I say let Kirkman live!
Thanks for that link, learned things I didn’t know about the “governor.”
Lets go little Brother....
WOOO, that’s what I’m talking about! Don’t mess with the Dixon brothers
I figured the two brothers would band together, it’s that “blood” kin thing. Now, on to other adventures - like staying alive,, small stuff like that.
Ping me!
Go DARYL!!!!
I’m surprised that Diane Frankenstein has not say anything about Carl picking up a weapon to shoot a fellow democrap nor how much this show has to many weapons.
This show rocks..the only show that is NOT A GUN FREE ZONE =)
Yer on. Thanks.
“It’s all fun and games until The Governor loses an eye.”....
Incredible voice coach for Andy Lincoln and Morrisey. I know here in L.A. the voice coach for 3 Brit actors who one of them eventually landed a part in Chuck and she did not have a hint of limey accent in her.
I was watching “Missississippi Burning” with Gene Hackman on “On Demand” last night. The actor that plays Merle plays a redneck, and tries to act real tough with the older city-man Hackman. Hard to believe he was still recognizable though - the movie was from 1988. I didn’t think “Merle” could be that old.
O K that was weird...
Michael Rooker (Merle) has been around for a while.
One of those actors who has been a fixture in Hollywood but never become a major star. I think some actually prefer it that way.
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