The Walking Dead

Rick should die from the flu.

He's going to get saved at the last minute by someone from the Dream Team and spend all of next episode bleeding out. Which will still be less painful than putting up with Gabriel and Anne.

"Today, Rick Grimes is dead! I am Negan."

This time, on a very special episode of Walking Dead: Rick is injured and going to die! Daryl feels responsible and will probably cry! Negan's going to sigh. Gabriel and Anne are there too!

Originally posted by Impediment
Kirkman is a f*cking idiot for killing Andrea in the comic book. I was heartbroken.

Kirkman is grasping for air in both continuities at this point.

Isn't "Shock Value" about the only thing this show has going for it now?

Originally posted by Flyattractor
[b]I agree with Pooty. [/B]

Originally posted by Impediment
Kirkman is a f*cking idiot for killing Andrea in the comic book. I was heartbroken.

Originally posted by Flyattractor
[b]Isn't "Shock Value" about the only thing this show has going for it now? [/B]

Pretty much. Invincible was the same way.

Best thing you can say about that, is it ended only a year or two too late, instead of the long death spiral that is TWD.

Originally posted by Putinbot1
We have common ground Fly! High Five!

Yeah. This show is nothing but a Soap Opera with Zombies. Just Wash , Rinse and Repeat.

I'm going to predict that Rick will die crossing the bridge which will collapse when he's on it. The show's been making a point of weather the bridge will hold up or not.

Don't think He is going to lock himself in the "Don't Open Dead Inside" Doors?

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LMAO

Would be a funny way to end the series.. But I bet we will get a Walker Rick. They won't be able to resist that.

I mean he could have just left Alexandria without dying. But TWD doesnt do that.

Looks like theyre going to drag his death out through an whole episode. I just dont see any reason left to keep watching without even the possibility of Rick returning, for the finale if nothing else.

They obviously plan to make his death a slow emotional rollercoaster.

Yep. Kirkman does love the emotional milk run.