That is what makes Wheelchair Guy F-ing Awesome!! You can't TELL what way he is going to go. Unlike the doorknobs that pass for Villains on TWD. I kinda hope WCG double crosses the Widow and takes over the Whole Sheebang and becomes Head Bad Ass Dude!
Ya for Handicapable Baddies!
Oh and Bajie rockes too. Hope he sticks around for at least the whole season.
Originally posted by Flyattractor
[b]That is what makes Wheelchair Guy F-ing Awesome!! You can't TELL what way he is going to go. Unlike the doorknobs that pass for Villains on TWD. I kinda hope WCG double crosses the Widow and takes over the Whole Sheebang and becomes Head Bad Ass Dude!Ya for Handicapable Baddies!
Oh and Bajie rockes too. Hope he sticks around for at least the whole season.
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Well, technically, his name is Waldo. 😛
But yeah, he is a good character. He knows how to position himself where he can influence events without appearing threatening. And I like how he calls people out on their BS, yet plays his cards close to the chest. Was also pretty entertaining in S1 when he stomped noob MK using only one arm, while in his wheelchair.
Bajie should still be around for a while. He is listed as a main cast member for the season. His character is also good because it actually makes sense. The Badlands, and the surrounding world, is a f****** shithole. So, a character acting the way he does to survive is realistic. He is pretty much using Sunny, because he knows his survival rate goes up if he has arguably the most skilled Clipper alive as an ally.
Was still funny to see all the other Barons look like they were about to shit themselves when he stepped into that courtyard. It was cool to see them in action though. And I am glad that
Spoiler:
Ryder is finally dead though. He was a pathetic loser, and an embarrassment of a Baron.Then again, he is listed as being in 16 episodes, so he might pull a Quinn himself.
Well, if nothing else, he's managed to piss off pretty much everyone.
Originally posted by BruceSkywalker
what happened on this past Sunday's show? I forgot to set the dvr
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They had the conclave between the Barons. The Widow tried to plead her case, but Ryder was more convincing, and the other Barons voted with him to strip Widow of her title and lands. But Quinn decided to gate crash the party, and attacked the mansion with a force of his own Clippers. The only notable casualty was Ryder though, who Quinn himself killed. That scene was pretty good, as it showed not only how easily Quinn could dominate Ryder in a fight (seriously, it was like watching an RL adult beat up a 10-year-old), but how batshit insane that tumor is making him.We also got to see what all the other Barons look like, as well as watch them in action a bit. Unsurprisingly, all of them were depicted as being highly skilled fighters, like Quinn, Widow, and the late Jacobee was. Ryder was the only Baron who was weak as shit, and literally climbed through a window to run away the moment he saw his father (not that it helped much in the end).
Veil also tried to escape while Quinn and most of his men were away, killing the Clipper left to guard her, but ultimately failing in getting out of the compound.
No Sunny and Bajie in the episode though.
It sets things up rather interestingly now though. Because the rest of the Barons have basically declared war on both the Widow (because she refused to give up her land and title) and Quinn (because he surprise attacked them and killed several of their Clippers), so we can expect a serious bloodbath to come.
Originally posted by TheVaultDweller
It's pretty entertaining. It's set in a post-apocalyptic, feudal-style world, with supernatural elements to it. And the fight choreography shits on most other shows, especially recent disappointments like Iron Fist.
Originally posted by Dreampanther
At the moment it's my favourite show on TV.
I appreciate the input. I'll start it today
I actually interpreted that a bit differently.
Spoiler:
The Abbott knew it was game over for him, so did some Dark One chi shenanigans to hurt Sunny and force them to return to the Master to help him. So, even in death, the Abbot would succeed in making M.K. (and apparently Bajie) return to a place they both heavily despise.
Originally posted by TheVaultDweller
I actually interpreted that a bit differently.Spoiler:
The Abbott knew it was game over for him, so did some Dark One chi shenanigans to hurt Sunny and force them to return to the Master to help him. So, even in death, the Abbot would succeed in making M.K. (and apparently Bajie) return to a place they both heavily despise.
My spouse watches the show, and i only pay moderate attention, so who knows.
Actually watched this last night, and saw this thread on the front page so popped in to say 'hi'
Originally posted by TheVaultDweller
I actually interpreted that a bit differently.Spoiler:
The Abbott knew it was game over for him, so did some Dark One chi shenanigans to hurt Sunny and force them to return to the Master to help him. So, even in death, the Abbot would succeed in making M.K. (and apparently Bajie) return to a place they both heavily despise.
Same. Dark monk didn't have any reason to help him, and the siezure's happened right after those pressure point attacks.