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The Walking Dead: Season 2, Episode 3Save the Last One (30 Oct. 2011) 8.0
Shane and Otis try to dodge the zombies as they head back to the house. Meanwhile, Carl is getting worse and time is running out. Director:Phil Abraham |
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| Andrew Lincoln | ... | ||
| Jon Bernthal | ... | ||
| Sarah Wayne Callies | ... | ||
| Laurie Holden | ... | ||
| Jeffrey DeMunn | ... | ||
| Steven Yeun | ... | ||
| Chandler Riggs | ... | ||
| Norman Reedus | ... | ||
| Melissa McBride | ... | ||
| IronE Singleton | ... |
Theodore 'T-Dog' Douglas
(as Irone Singleton)
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| Lauren Cohan | ... | ||
| Pruitt Taylor Vince | ... | ||
| Scott Wilson | ... | ||
| Jane McNeill | ... | ||
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Carl is near death and with internal bleeding. He is surviving due to the successive blood transfusions, but Rick is getting weaker and weaker. Daryl can not sleep during the night since Carol is weeping all the time. He decides to take a walk with Andrea to seek out Sophia. Meanwhile Shane and Otis are short of ammunition and surrounded by a large number of walkers. They decide to split to take a chance against the zombies. Glenn and T-Dog arrive in the farm and T-Dog's wound is disinfected and treated. When Herchel Greene is ready to operate on Carl, Shane arrives, completely shaken, with the necessary medical supplies. Then he recalls how he was able to survive. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Andrea: I thought we were changing the subject.
Daryl Dixon: Call that payback for laughing about my itchy ass.
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Extensive prosthetic make-up was used on the Zombie extra who grabbed Otis on the gym floor, who is a real life double amputee. See more »Quotes
Daryl Dixon: Look at him. Hanging up there like a big piñata. The other geeks came and ate all the flesh off his legs.Andrea: I thought we were changing the subject.
Daryl Dixon: Call that payback for laughing about my itchy ass.
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The ending at the beginning. It's a formula that often makes a story more exciting. This time it was mostly about Shane and I liked how his dangerous and action-driven quest in the night was mirrored by the more psychological and emotional arc featuring Rick and the others. However I thought his dialogs with Lori would never end as they seemed rehashed. Moreover I'm not really convinced by Andrew Lincoln and Sarah Wayne Callies as leads. Their couple lacks the chemistry required to make us really care for them. It's not the first time I point out the issue but this time it was magnified by Jon Bernthal impressive skills. Shane just had a new layer to his wicked persona and after almost shooting his best friend in the woods I was really wondering what the writers would come up with. They didn't disappoint and his arc was almost shocking. As for his sidekick I wonder how it's possible to be fat in a world infested by walkers.
For once Deryl and his gang disappointed me. Their dumb behavior didn't make sense and was reminiscent of scream or bad horror movies. Moreover it wasn't scary and overall felt like an awkward way to feature them when the episode should have only focused on Carl. As for the production I didn't like the night scenes visual because it wasn't as polished as the sequences shot in the house. They could have used a better or creative lighting and probably some post processing. The image was just too cold and lacked the immersion factor the show is known for. Applying a film grain overlay and twisting the editing would have made things way more entertaining. Hopefully more Glenn couldn't be more welcome because to tell the truth I have missed him since Guts. He's such an under exploited character ! His obvious connection with the girl could also lead to some empathic romance and intense moments.
Note : This review was first posted on Kritikenstein, my weblog.