Daryl Dixon: The Unstoppable Super Ninja

[LouCipherr]

We already know about your pro nipple ring stance, Lou Hey man, I thought we were going to keep that between just you and I??

[Thorn]

I really love that he is so responsive and interactive with fans, and his nod to Romero fans was awesome.

[rongravy]

"Shane ain't no tracker..." Darryl, you one bad mutha... shut yo mouth!!!

[darth los]

Put it this way: aside from the first episode of season 2 (traffic jam), it wasn't until after season 2 part 2 picked up again (and a few episodes into it, too) that it felt like the story started to move again finally. Spending half a season running around in the woods looking for some stupid little girl during a zombie apocalypse makes ZERO SENSE, not to mention it was boring as all hell. It's amazing - tons of debate as to what to do with Randall, right? "Keeping Randall alive puts the group in danger!" Well, guess what? So does wandering around in the woods for days/weeks/whatever looking for some little girl who stood zero chance to begin with, but we'll just let that slide. Regardless of what the show is/was "trying to get across" or whatever anyone thinks "the show is about" it doesn't change the fact that the majority of season 2 moved too slow in many aspects. While I don't agree with Dave, that the show needed tons more zombies and gore to make it appealing, it certainly needed a kick in the ass because it has been meandering a lot this season. Agreed . I've seen plenty of movies where it didn't feel as there was enough time to flesh out the story. This season felt like the exact opposite where they actually had too much time to kill and it ended up diluting the story. The story could have easily been told in 9 or ten episodes. It felt like a term paper that ran a couple pages too long which your professor tells you to shorten so that the story can be tighter and more coherent. Sometimes less is more kirkman! Oh and lori is a dirty ho. That is all.......

[MinionZombie]

"Shane ain't no tracker..." Darryl, you one bad mutha... shut yo mouth!!! He was certainly rocking it in 2x13 ... awesome.

[Thorn]

Riding a motorcycle in the zombie apocalypse seems like a mixed bag, you are more mobile and can get in and out of tight places (giggity) but you are so exposed to walkers, but he does it lie a boss with a chick on his ride.

[MinionZombie]

Riding a motorcycle in the zombie apocalypse seems like a mixed bag, you are more mobile and can get in and out of tight places (giggity) but you are so exposed to walkers, but he does it lie a boss with a chick on his ride. There was a meme image elsewhere in this thread of just that - riding the bike like a boss, regardless of noise. I loved that he went back for Carol, and that he really feels a part of the team now. I'd reckon he's holding on to the bike for sentimental reasons.

[LouCipherr]

I want one of these:

[rgc2005]

me 2 that is the shiznits I want one of these:

[LouCipherr]

there was a meme image elsewhere in this thread of just that - riding the bike like a boss, regardless of noise. :d

[bassman]

[rongravy]

Did anyone hear him make the racist joke about Asians driving? I know it was jokingly, but I was kind of surprised to hear it.

[bassman]

Did anyone hear him make the racist joke about Asians driving? I know it was jokingly, but I was kind of surprised to hear it. He's actually made several asian jokes. Driving, calling Glenn Japanese(or was it Chinese?) ans saying "does it matter?" after h'es corrected, and also calling him Shortround. The shortround joke is really funny, though. Mainly because they both have very similar baseball caps.

[Moon Knight]

I'll be honest. Out of all the characters on this show, Daryl is the one I care for most and oils be really upset if he gets killed off. This is The Walking Dead, however, no one is safe. Also, those pictures are great, lol

[LouCipherr]