Look what the cat dragged in! I know what you are asking yourselves, “hair?” No, the cat did not drag hair inside. And no, it is not a rat in his mouth! Well…perhaps that one time…
Sorry for the delay! I was in hiatus. I had my face shoved in…books. I was studying for the magnificent GREs. I express magnificent in an exuberant sarcastic manner. Just the thought of those abbreviated letters makes my stomach turn. At least I can state that I am back. I AM BACK! …with a vengeance and causing mayhem or something like it. And I promise to keep my pants on while doing so. However, I never signed anything so…your move internet.
Let me get this baby rolling…
Vatos
“Vatos Locos forever ese!”
Who just had a Bound By Honor moment?
This guy! (Yes, the one doing the blog.)
Bound by Honor is such a badass film. I have been tempted to watch the film just because of this episode’s title. The film is long but it is well worth it. Now, that is something to thank The Walking Dead for! Do not judge me. I repeat, do not judge me! This episode reminded me of the miniature motorcycle scene from the movie Dumb and Dumber when Harry tells Lloyd: “You know Lloyd, just when I thought you couldn’t possibly be any dumber you go and do something like this… and totally redeem yourself.” Of course this is not to state that what this show is doing is dumb. No. No. No. This is to state that during my previous blog, Tell it to the Frogs, I was under the impression that this was where the show was going to go…down-hill. This episode was much more promising. But this was to a small extent. Think of it as the greatest dream ride at Disney Land. When this dream ride has finished your last words are, “Was that it?” Exactly. Man, if I only had a nickle for every time a woman said that to me. Um, okay…nevermind that. Moving on…
Niccolo Machiavelli once said, “Before all else, be armed.” An unexpected storm was coming. Only one person foretold it but was not sure why. This was only a dream escape—a living nightmare. This was like a shotgun blast with dozens of pellets flying straight forward with an unknown agenda. Jim (Andrew Rothenberg) was flirting with this agenda. This awful plan was filled with unexplained dangers, but nothing has ever been accomplished without the possibilities of danger. This is the mess Rick and his current crew are facing while continuing their search for Merle. What kind of mess you ask? Well, the title of this episode should give you the greatest clue of them all and I am not talking about any zombies. The greatest risk are being faced by the humans which seems to indicate to me that the REAL walking dead is none other than mankind. Yes, mankind must fight their way out of zombie playground, but how can mankind be trusted when they encounter themselves as homogeneous? As the situation between mankind quickly escalates, the zombies outsmart the living by pulling a fast one on them. In the game of chess there are pawns then higher ranks. In this playground the living became the outnumbered pawns while the zombies evolved into generals havocking slaughters and maneuvers.
I give this badboy – 4/5
I am probably going to be out of line here, but I would not hold my breath for the ratings to reach a complete five level from my part. When each episodes starts out, they appear to be marvelous. However, after their commencements, every other episode manages to become comedic and at times will eventually decimate. There are only two episodes left, so there might be some hope for this badboy after all…
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