The Walking Dead: Season 3 (Premieres Sunday 10/14 at 9PM ET on AMC)
09-22-2012
, 01:46 AM
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Taken www.screenrant.com
Although the Walking Dead TV show has some pretty drastic differences from Robert Kirkman’s comic book, it has still followed the same overarching path in terms of story progression. Season 3 will cover a section of the comics in which there are many brutal and graphic things that occur – and as executive producer Glen Mazzara has already stated, the show isn’t afraid to push into that controversial territory.
For now, however, we are simply getting a taste of the sweet horror movie suspense that helps set The Walking Dead apart from just about every other TV show out there (a uniqueness that critics claim was missing from the first half season 2). This brief teaser trailer immediately sets up a new nightmarish challenge for Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) and his group of survivors: capturing the prison glimpsed in the final shot of last season from the horde of walkers roaming its halls. Between the footage we saw in the previously-released teasers and this trailer, taking that prison is going to be hell – and could maybe cost a survivor their very life.
On the other end of things, we see that Andrea (Laurie Holden) only gets a short reprieve from peril, as she and her mysterious savior, Michonne (Danai Gurira), are both seen to be at the mercy (or lack thereof) of The Governor (David Morrissey), who is the inspiration of that season 3 tagline, “Fear the living.” Fans of the comics (including one Anthony Ocasio) know the lengths that Rick and his survivors go in order to ward off the threat of The Governor – just how far (and how brutal) the show is willing to take that war, remains to be seen.
The Walking Dead season 3 premiere, “Seed”, will air on AMC on October 14, 2012.
Taken www.screenrant.com
Although the Walking Dead TV show has some pretty drastic differences from Robert Kirkman’s comic book, it has still followed the same overarching path in terms of story progression. Season 3 will cover a section of the comics in which there are many brutal and graphic things that occur – and as executive producer Glen Mazzara has already stated, the show isn’t afraid to push into that controversial territory.
For now, however, we are simply getting a taste of the sweet horror movie suspense that helps set The Walking Dead apart from just about every other TV show out there (a uniqueness that critics claim was missing from the first half season 2). This brief teaser trailer immediately sets up a new nightmarish challenge for Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) and his group of survivors: capturing the prison glimpsed in the final shot of last season from the horde of walkers roaming its halls. Between the footage we saw in the previously-released teasers and this trailer, taking that prison is going to be hell – and could maybe cost a survivor their very life.
On the other end of things, we see that Andrea (Laurie Holden) only gets a short reprieve from peril, as she and her mysterious savior, Michonne (Danai Gurira), are both seen to be at the mercy (or lack thereof) of The Governor (David Morrissey), who is the inspiration of that season 3 tagline, “Fear the living.” Fans of the comics (including one Anthony Ocasio) know the lengths that Rick and his survivors go in order to ward off the threat of The Governor – just how far (and how brutal) the show is willing to take that war, remains to be seen.
The Walking Dead season 3 premiere, “Seed”, will air on AMC on October 14, 2012.
We all wondered when he would return but he's back
Spoiler:
Just over 3 weeks until 2p2 nits it up and we discuss how close this show is to being up there with the GOAT. It will be an emotional journey where we hope to see Lori's character totally revamped or she gets nom'd on by Zombies.
09-22-2012
, 06:23 PM
09-22-2012
, 10:26 PM
10-09-2012
, 03:09 PM
http://screenrant.com/walking-dead-s...-159922/all/1/
"Following the shocking finale that brought about – among other things – the introduction of Michonne as well as the reveal of next season’s setting: the prison. Now, fans are wondering what’s in store for Rick and Co. next season. With David Morrissey signing up to play the Governor and Michael Rooker confirming that Merle will be returning, it’s time to turn to executive producer Robert Kirkman for some answers."
Executive Producer Robert Kirkman talks about some of the things fans can expect to see in The Walking Dead season 3:
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Originally Posted by Executive Producer Robert Kirkman
Our third season is definitely going to be our best season yet. I’m really excited to get into it. It’s actually hard for me to do interviews about Season 2 because I’m like, “Oh my God, Season 3 blows this stuff out of the water. You just wait.” We’ve been working on Season 3 for a few months now. We’re wrapping up the first half and we’ve got everything nailed down. I can’t wait for people to see it.
There are still some surprises around the corner. One of the things that’s always been important to me with the Walking Dead comic book series is that you always be willing to get rid of every character at any moment if it serves the story.
When you think about The Walking Dead comic series, you think about oh, the stuff they with did the Governor, the stuff they did with the prison and Woodbury and Michonne. And that’s really a lot of the stuff that people remember the story for and that’s stuff we haven’t even gotten to in the TV show yet. So as much as people love the show, and as high as the ratings are, and as cool as the show is, I feel like we haven’t even gotten to the good stuff yet. This season is absolutely going to blow people away.
There are still some surprises around the corner. One of the things that’s always been important to me with the Walking Dead comic book series is that you always be willing to get rid of every character at any moment if it serves the story.
When you think about The Walking Dead comic series, you think about oh, the stuff they with did the Governor, the stuff they did with the prison and Woodbury and Michonne. And that’s really a lot of the stuff that people remember the story for and that’s stuff we haven’t even gotten to in the TV show yet. So as much as people love the show, and as high as the ratings are, and as cool as the show is, I feel like we haven’t even gotten to the good stuff yet. This season is absolutely going to blow people away.
http://insidetv.ew.com/2012/09/14/th...clusive-video/
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Originally Posted by Dalton Ross
Norman Reedus’ Walking Dead character of Daryl Dixon is a bit different from the rest, and not just because he wields a kick-ass crossbow and can empty the remains of a zombie’s stomach. Unlike Rick, Lori, Andrea, Glenn and the others, the character of Daryl was not imported from the comic book on which the TV show is based. And the man who plays Daryl, Norman Reedus, says he likes the fact that his character is completely unique to the television version. “Not being a character from the comic book is kind of cool for me because I can do what I want to a certain extent, “ says Reedus. “I can sleep with everyone. I can kill everyone. I don’t know when I’ll die."
Reedus enjoys the freedom that comes with no limitations for his character. The seemingly inevitable on-screen reunion with Daryl’s brother Merle, approaches in season 3.
Reedus enjoys the freedom that comes with no limitations for his character. The seemingly inevitable on-screen reunion with Daryl’s brother Merle, approaches in season 3.
http://www.shocktillyoudrop.com/tags...-dead-season-3
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Originally Posted by Ryan Turek
Having seen the first two episodes of this season, I have to say, the show is getting off on the right foot. And it appears the creative team is responding to the fan reaction from last year that said "nothing happened" in the first half of season 2.
Episode 1 Teaser:
The third season of AMC's television series The Walking Dead is scheduled to premiere on October 14, 2012 and will feature 16 episodes
10-09-2012
, 03:54 PM
10-11-2012
, 01:54 AM
10-11-2012
, 11:42 PM
Bump for Season startingggggg on Sunday
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/mauree...b_1951550.html
Apparently it is back to its best and has a 'Toned' down Lori!
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/mauree...b_1951550.html
Apparently it is back to its best and has a 'Toned' down Lori!
Last edited by OMGZim; 10-11-2012 at 11:48 PM.