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He does do his damnedest when he and his group have their backs to the wall... no doubt about it. But seems as if every time he finally gets into that spot that he wants, he shoots down everyone (figuratively, not literally) in the same position that they themselves were just in.
Quote from: Shadow on February 06, 2013, 04:40:04 AMWalking Dead is pretty much the only reason I watch any television anymore, sort of like L. The plot and character development is top notch, I think. Quote from: Dorkus on February 06, 2013, 04:16:21 AMI just think Rick is really unlikeable for some reasonL and I were talking about this not too long ago... I feel the same way. My problem with him is that whenever his group is in need of something, he'll beg and plead and cry for them all... but when someone not from the group, with less than them, attempts to do the same thing he tries to act like some hardass. He needs to pick a side and stick with it- either be the caring guy, or the asshole. As for Andrea... she's nothing more than a power hungry cock sucker (literally). Every dude she comes across that has power she latches on to like a leech. Wouldn't surprise me if she'd have latched onto Rick if she'd of been given the chance. Not to mention she has this complex to her where she constantly needs to throw herself out there as Xena or something, while simultaneously either failing or putting others in danger. And I think the same as most people: Darryl kicks ass, and is my favorite character. Carl is kind of growing on me now, too. The bolded: I've literally never seen it that way. At all. Anytime he's needed anything, he did his damnedest to convince the people to help him and realize that his group could be a help to them in return. As far as him being a murderous psychopath goes? Every one of his murders has been justified, unlike Shane. Otis didn't deserve to die. But the bandits Rick killed in the bar? It was obvious they were going to try something. Same with when he killed Shane. Quote from: Dorkus on February 06, 2013, 04:42:50 AMI should mention that I really like The Governor, so maybe my sense of morality is a bit skewed. I find it funny you say that when he and Rick aren't so different.
Walking Dead is pretty much the only reason I watch any television anymore, sort of like L. The plot and character development is top notch, I think. Quote from: Dorkus on February 06, 2013, 04:16:21 AMI just think Rick is really unlikeable for some reasonL and I were talking about this not too long ago... I feel the same way. My problem with him is that whenever his group is in need of something, he'll beg and plead and cry for them all... but when someone not from the group, with less than them, attempts to do the same thing he tries to act like some hardass. He needs to pick a side and stick with it- either be the caring guy, or the asshole. As for Andrea... she's nothing more than a power hungry cock sucker (literally). Every dude she comes across that has power she latches on to like a leech. Wouldn't surprise me if she'd have latched onto Rick if she'd of been given the chance. Not to mention she has this complex to her where she constantly needs to throw herself out there as Xena or something, while simultaneously either failing or putting others in danger. And I think the same as most people: Darryl kicks ass, and is my favorite character. Carl is kind of growing on me now, too.
I just think Rick is really unlikeable for some reason
I should mention that I really like The Governor, so maybe my sense of morality is a bit skewed.
Well, those people aren't his people.
I think the only true "good" character in the show was Dale. Glenn and Carol too, but both are a little too weak to lead a group.
Good points.I think the only true "good" character in the show was Dale. Glenn and Carol too, but both are a little too weak to lead a group.
I don't consider him making the conscious decision to exclude other less fortunate people out of the group, even though they have a chance to prove their worth, a mistake. While I definitely agree with him a good portion of the time, and I do sympathize with him, that is simply one of the areas that I think he has a huge fault on... especially when others in the group oppose those decisions.
Perhaps I'm reading this wrong or you phrased it improperly, but if his group disagrees with him and you see it as a fault, is that not a mistake?
In fairness to Rick, right after saying that quote about Dale, Shane tried to kill him. I'm guessing he just realized that Dales ways weren't going to work.
It took me a while to realize who Merle was.
one of the best shows on tv at the moment for sure. Im interested to see whats going to happen with merle. will he try to rejoin the group in some way or what kinds of conflict he will cause between daryl and the group?