The Walking Dead 3.5: “Say The Word”

November 12th, 2012 by Joseph

Ken: I think someone read my slightly twisted mind. The Gov’ decided to mix WWE, Fight Club, and Zombie Cage Deathmatch into a single gloriously bizarre event. Even Pantene Andrea is slightly nauseated.

Joe: Andrea and I had the same thought… “A little loud…”

Jeannie: Andrea just regained some brownie points with me here. Who the hell are the barbarians now?? Ugh. SMH!

Joe: Anyone who doesn’t look at this and wonder what the hell has happened to this town’s sanity… has gone insane.

The Phone Rings?

Jeannie: For a second, I thought Daryl was laying a flower down for Lori and I was, like, why would he do that? And then I remembered that Carol was presumed dead as well. I guess that means they found her body?

Carly: “Hello, Grimes residence how may I help you?”

Ken: “Grimes Residence, this is Ghost of T-Dog. Can I haz more lines plz?”

Joe: “No, T-Dog! The only lines you’ll get are Glenn and Herschel talking about how great you were! ACCEPT IT.”

Post Un-Mortem:

Ken: And T-Dog suddenly became the most beloved:

Jeannie: *tear!

Joe: Aww. I wonder how he feels about what people have been saying about his lack of lines and such.

Our Michonne Beheading Count is: 1.5. Squishing doesn’t count!

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  • http://twitter.com/robinskull Meg

    Re: Daryl’s hideous poncho, I was reading an interview with TWD’s costume designer and apparently it’s a poorly stitched up old horse blanket. She wanted to make something that looked like Daryl had made it himself (mission accomplished.) Norman Reedus refers to it as his “blankie.” Personally I was getting serious Clint Eastwood/spaghetti western vibes. They don’t go into the potential appropriation aspects but the interview is kind of awesome, the costume designer is a multi-racial woman who grew up in apartheid South Africa and was one of the first WOC to design for television there. And seeing the thought process behind some of the costuming choices was pretty interesting.

    http://www.fastcocreate.com/1681883/what-to-wear-to-the-apocalypse-walking-dead-costumer-eulyn-womble-on-telling-a-story-with-wa#1