The Walking Dead spoilers/ clips/ speculation ahead!

Spoiler:

The cast is "scared," the crew is crushed after Darabont is canned while working to fix an episode that a director turned in with unusable footage.
When Frank Darabont appeared on a Comic-Con panel July 22 to promote The Walking Dead, he didn't realize he was a dead man walking. Neither did the cast and crew. Everyone was shocked when news broke three days later that AMC had taken the extraordinary step of firing Darabont from the network's biggest ratings hit.

In hot, sticky Atlanta, where production on the second season had been under way since June, the cast was summoned to a lunch meeting with AMC vp scripted programming Ben Davis, who confirmed that Darabont was out. The crew was briefed separately. One insider says those gathered were stunned at "the duplicity of AMC" for having used Darabont to promote the show at Comic-Con before firing him. And they were angry about the lack of explanation; they were simply told, cryptically, "This isn't working." Above all, they were disheartened. "It's a crushing blow," says the insider. "Even when you have a hit, they can still destroy you."
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Darabont -- like many showrunners, not known for a small ego or manageable temperament -- had been working on an edit in Los Angeles. After he was sent packing, he returned to give some final notes. He sent farewell e-mails to associates on the show. But he has maintained a steady silence in the media as his representatives work out the terms of his departure. Through his lawyer, Darabont said he has no interest in talking to the press.
There also have been no public comments from the cast, and a source with knowledge of the situation says AMC has been "terrorizing" them and their representatives to discourage them from speaking out on Darabont's behalf. "They're scared," confirms another insider. "They're on a zombie show. They are all really easy to kill off."
AMC issued a statement after Darabont was dismissed, expressing gratitude for his "innumerable" contributions to the show. Asked to comment on criticism for the handling of his departure, a spokesperson said, "We have nothing further to add."

Adam D (Hobo) wrote:Albeit the cliff hanger was great, moments later, they spoil it by showing a clip of next weeks!

Great episode but the one thing I havent liked is that the zombies seem to be getting speedy - I am sure in the first series they were shufflers as opposed to sprinters.

KingKenny7Heaven wrote:

Adam D (Hobo) wrote:Albeit the cliff hanger was great, moments later, they spoil it by showing a clip of next weeks!

Great episode but the one thing I havent liked is that the zombies seem to be getting speedy - I am sure in the first series they were shufflers as opposed to sprinters.

I noticed that aswell , they also seem a bit smarter or as if they remember things from when they were human

TheBrahmaBull wrote:just seen the 3rd episode !! Epic is all i can say

TheBrahmaBull wrote:why its been fantastic !

seen episode 4 , great ending !

The Galveston Giant wrote:The story has slowed down a bit at the moment but i'm still loving it, her from prison break gets on my jubblies though, when she was saying she didn't think her son should live after all everybody done for them, i would have walked straight into the house and shot the little boy in the head, then asked her if she was Flip happy now, bitch. Now she's pregnant, great, more airtime for the Poopie love traingle, i like the different characters but i tune in for Zombies not a Flip love story.