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Recent picture of Michael Rooker.

Are there violent deaths, or is it all tweeny and censored?

Watched that earlier. It sold me on the game. At the end they say $5 per episode. How many episodes are they planning to have?

I have a feeling that they won't be killing of The Governor in S3. I feel like the group will escape his clutches, which leads to the possibility of him showing up later.

Regarding The Governor and Merle

Regarding Lori

They explained it well on the Talking Dead after show. Everyone is already infected, which means its either airborne, or a natural occurrence of some kind.

I think Carol is safe. There are just so many more places her character can go as her relationship with Darryl takes off. I'm looking forward to the cliche scene of her riding on the back of his motorcycle.

New trailer for the season finale. Holy shitbuckets. http://www.amctv.com/the-walking-dead/videos/on-air-trailer-season-finale-the-walking-dead

I think that, and one from "the group" The groups taken a hit recently, I think anymore and they'd be biting off more than they have to at this point. Hershel dying would be dramatic and sad enough. I can especially see him sacrificing himself with some sort of "last stand" that allows the group to slip out the back.

Here's who I see not making out out of the season finale. 1)Hershel and his entire remaining family, minus Maggie. and that's it.

I'm just left wondering why Season finale should be a hell of a good time!

How I think a character's death has changed all that...

They drew their guns first, not to mention insinuated that they'd rape the women in the group.

For you. I'd care. Series is doing just fine in my opinion.

But I feel like that sort of thing needs to just be accepted with episodic dramas. CSI, NCIS, Law & Order, etc. The main characters get in to these dangerous situations, and in the back of your mind you can't help but always know they're going to get out in the end. It's the Superman effect. No matter how much kryptonite Lex Luther chained Superman up with, we just knew that Superman was going to escape some how. And in the comics, when Superman was finally killed (in one reality) it was a "holy shit" moment, because it meant that much more. Same thing with CSI, and the rest of the shows. Plus, we're now in an age where all the behind the scenes dealings are almost always public knowledge. The fans know who has signed on for more than a season, who's holding off, who's unhappy, etc. For instance, Andrew Lincoln signed on for something like five seasons of The Walking Dead, if it goes that long. Well, we know Rick isn't going anywhere for five seasons. Now The Walking Dead is a unique situation because it also has the source material readily available for public knowledge, the graphic novel. Granted, Kirkman has said many times that he doesn't mind them straying from the source material while writing the show, and the TV writers love doing it. But think about how many story arcs we're already able to spoil for ourselves. There's no guarantee that they'll hit and follow each and every one of them, but it gives us a chalk-written timeline to follow. To give you an example about the era we're living in, they spoke about on The Walking Dead how the finale (or last few episodes) of the season is going to contain... Season 3 is going to be the start of, in my opinion, everyone being "fair game".

I have a strong feeling Merle might be a member or the leader of the new group. Especially since...