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THE WALKING DEAD Making of the Barn Scene (VIDEO) – Sneak Peeks – #thewalkingdead #archive

The Walking Dead cast last scene in Episode 2.07 – Half season finale – Image Credit: Gene Page/AMC

If the survivors didn’t have enough of a challenge trying to convince Hershel to allow them to remain on his farm, Shane (who else?) had to lose his shit composure upon finding out that there are WALKERS IN THE BARN! He gave no one a choice by busting open the barn and letting the walkers free. Fortunately, he had distributed guns and ammo to the shooters in the survivor group and they were prepared to do the ‘fish-in-a-barrel’ thing. Hershel, Maggie and the rest of the Greene clan looked on in horror and disbelief as did Lori, Carl and Carol. (Dale hadn’t made it back yet from his swamp excursion in a futile attempt at hiding all the guns (from Shane).)

After gunning down the walkers which included Hershel’s wife & step-son (Maggie’s mother & brother) the shooters paused with Andrea looking especially satisfied. Everyone’s look changed tho’ when they heard soft moans coming from the barn. First we saw the capri pants and the short, red socks and the small, white tennis shoes–the stature of the walker was small. Sophia had been found, worse than dead–undead. While the gunslingers stood there in shock Rick, who up to that point had respected Hershel’s request to treat walkers as humans, shooting none from the barn, aimed his pistol squarely at Sophia’s head and pulled the trigger.

Norman Reedus as ‘Daryl’ and Melissa McBride as ‘Carol’ in The Walking Dead Episode 2.07

Hershel explains that he ‘didn’t know’:

In a clip from the next episode Hershel explains to an irate Shane that no, he did not know Sophia was in the barn. He says Otis wrangled the walkers and put them in the barn but died before he told anyone about the new addition.
The time line must have been very narrow, IMO, meaning Sophia must have been bitten after her 1st night sleeping in a small closet. That, Or…Sophia sought shelter in the barn–got in the same way Glenn did and somehow was bitten though I don’t see how that could have happened. I’d really like to see what happened to her.

The Walking Dead Promo VIDEO – Nebraska.

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The Walking Dead Sneak Peek I: Episode 208, Nebraska
Season 2, Episode 8

Life-long friends Rick and Shane get into it in this sneak peak from episode 208.

The Walking Dead Sneak Peek II: Episode 208, Nebraska
Dale tries to convince Lori that Shane is a danger to the group.

Don’t miss the return of The Walking Dead at 9/8c on Feb 12, 2012.

Screencaps – The Walking Dead Sneak Peek I and II: Episode 2.08, ‘Nebraska’ – February 12, 2012.

Inside The Walking Dead: Episode 207, Pretty Much Dead Already
Season 2, Episode 7

Season 2 of The Walking Dead reaches a critical point in episode 2.07.

See the cast examine how “no one will be the same after this episode”.

Inside The Walking Dead: Making of the Barn Scene VIDEO:
Season 2, Episode 7

“It’s not easy creating a zombie massacre.” The cast and crew of The Walking Dead discuss the creation of the biggest climax to date in season 2.

After the jump: The Walking Dead return February 12: Robert Kirkman Teases What ‘s to Come!

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THE WALKING DEAD – Sneak Peek #3 Update! NEW Screencaps – Finale Episode 2.07 – Recap & BTS VIDEO 2.06 #thewalkingdead

Jon Bernthal s “Shane’ in Season 2.07 mid-finale ,

THE WALKING DEAD – Sneak Peek #3 Update! Finale Episode 2.07

One of the inhabitants of Hershel’s barn. (The Walking Dead episode 2.07)

Half Season 2 finale episode 2.07, ‘Pretty Much Dead Already’ SCREENCAPS SNEAK PEEK #3:

Jon Bernthal, Andrew Lincoln and Norman Reedus in The Walking Dead Episode 2.07

THE WALKING DEAD –  Synopsis Season 2 Mid-Season Finale Episode 2.07 ‘Pretty Much Dead Already’:

Hershel sets a deadline. All secrets are out in the open. Glenn stands up for himself and Shane takes charge.

Given that the massive spoiler about ‘Sophia‘ has already been revealed what  other  mid season going’s on can we anticipate?

The sneak peek shows the barn going up in flames–anyone have any guesses as to who caused that?

It’s been the policy on Hershel’s farm to not use guns so burning the barn walkers would be an effective means of destroying them but it looks more to me that the fire was started with the intention of driving the walkers out of the barn so they can be dispatched with using bullets as they flee. This tho’ would seem to run contrary to what Hershel and Maggie have emphatically insisted–that those are people in the barn–their people and they have no intention of harming them.

It seems that Shane is upping his call to dispatch with the walkers in the previews/sneak peeks. Certainly, he would be among the least sentimental of the bunch. Of course it’s a whole lot easier when you didn’t know anyone in the barn while they were still human.

I’m looking forward to seeing how the showrunners handled ***MASSIVE SPOILER*** the entire scene. The last walker out of the barn is a very special case for Rick and Co. Finally, Sophia has been found, horrifyingly too late. Now all the whining that certain audience members have done about this ‘horribly prolonged’ five-day search for a missing group member will pay off. But the point is completely missed if you didn’t see using Sophia as an excuse to bring forward a much larger truth as well as giving the narrative time to include fleshing out characters and their budding, and in some cases fraying, relationships.

I’m pretty horrified about Sophia but yes, I saw it coming. It dovetails straight into the the absolutely relentless awfulness of ‘living’ in a zombie apocalypse that The Walking Dead comic books illustrate so deftly. I like that the show was able to put together a scene that though not specific to the exact fate of comic book Sophia, still renders the sheer horror that the comic books induce onto the TV screen. Or at least, I hope it will.

After the jump:

Inside The Walking Dead: Episode 206, Secrets: VIDEO INTERVIEW

The Walking Dead Highlights: Episode 206, Secrets: VIDEO

The Walking Dead Talked About Scenes: Episode 206, Glenn Rescues Maggie
Season 2, Episode 6: VIDEO

 

The Walking Dead – Episode 2.06 ‘Secrets’

Inside The Walking Dead: Episode 206, Secrets:

Sarah Wayne Callies and her The Walking Dead costars examine the theme of “kids” and the revelations of Lori’s deepest secrets in episode 206.

The Walking Dead Highlights: Episode 206, Secrets:
Season 2, Episode 6

Missed the episode? Catch up on the highlights: Andrea gets some much needed target practice, and Lori spills a closely guarded secret

The Walking Dead Talked About Scenes: Episode 206, Glenn Rescues Maggie
Season 2, Episode 6

As Maggie and Glenn face their own inner turmoil, they are forced to fight another kind of battle in this talked about scene from episode 206.

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THE WALKING DEAD – Episode 2.07 Sneak Peek VIDEO – Sophia Spoiler PHOTO #thewalkingdead #sophiawalkingdead

The Walking Dead Season 2 Episode Photos Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) in Episode 7 Photo by Gene Page/AMC

 

 

The Walking Dead Sneak Peek: Episode 207, Pretty Much Dead Already:
Season 2, Episode 7
The future of Rick and the survivors at the farm looks bleak in this sneak peek from episode 207. Don’t miss the new episode at 10/9c on Nov 27, 2011.

The Walking Dead Season 2 Episode Photos Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) and Hershel Greene (Scott Wilson) in Episode 7 Photo by Bob Mahoney/AMC

 

 


Cannot confirm if legit but certainly seems likely. Seems to have been leaked by a FX UK employee.

Episode opens with Glenn revealing the presence of the walkers to the rest of the group, who promptly proceed to freak out. Maggie becomes angry with Glenn for not keeping the secret and ruins his hat in retribution. Dale gives Glenn his trademark bucket hat as a replacement. Maggie later makes a plea to Hershel for the group to stay. She and Glenn also have an argument about the walkers, after which they eventually admit their feelings, kiss and make up.

Rick and Hershel argue, with Hershel demanding the group leave within a week. Rick uses the my-wife-is-pregnant card, but Hershel’s not persuaded. Shane also wants the group to get the hell out of there because of the walkers in the barn, but Rick uses the same excuse to cool him down. However, Shane then becomes convinced that Lori’s baby is his.

Dale takes off with Shane’s guns to hide them in the swamp. Shane tracks him down and demands he give the guns back. Dale points his rifle at him and threatens to shoot. However, he backs down at the last moment, since he has no wish to become like Shane: he reveals that he knows Shane shot Otis and lied about what really happened. Shane heads back to the farm with the guns.

Hershel has Rick help him and Jimmy try to fish some walkers out of a nearby pit of quicksand and lead them into the barn with snare poles. He says the group can stay on the farm if they agree not to kill the walkers. They arrive at the farm about the same time Shane emerges from the swamp and hands out guns to other members of the group…

Shane sees the snared walkers and goes berserk. He yells at Rick and Hershel as they guide the walkers towards the barn, with the rest of the group and people in the farm looking on. He pulls his sidearm and unloads it in the chest of one of the walkers, demanding to know “Could someone who’s alive just take that? Why is it still coming?” Hershel has no answer.

He finishes off the walker with a headshot, grabs a nearby pickaxe and breaks open the barn door. Walkers pour out, T-Dog, Daryl, Shane, Glenn, and Andrea form a line and open fire. Once the dust clears, one more walker emerges. Sophia. Rick finally steps up next to the others, pulls his six-shooter and kills Sophia with a shot to the head. End episode.”

 

Madison Lindz as 'Sophia' in The Walking Dead, Season 2

 

Q: What can you tell us about The Walking Dead‘s midseason cliffhanger?

Ausiello: The final five minutes were intense, horrifying and, ultimately, deeply poignant. Elsewhere, two characters (literally) kiss and make up, Rick does something to a zombie he has never done before, and someone makes a surprising return.

SOURCE: AUSIELLO

 

If Robert Kirkman’s excited, we’re excited. About “The Walking Dead,” that is. Think of Kirkman as the man behind the curtain of the great zombie empire that is “The Walking Dead.” He started writing the comic books back in 2003 and in 2010 helped adapt the story into AMC’s most-watched series to date, which is now in its second season and already greenlit for a third.”We’re very excited for the third season because there’s a lot of really cool stuff coming up in the story line that is going to be a lot of fun to adapt,” Kirkman tells us.

But first, there’s the rest of season 2 to get through. The 13 episode run will be taking a mid-season break after the seventh episode airs on Nov 27.

“[I]t is a bigger episode and there are some loose ends tied up, but I wouldn’t want to say what just yet,” says Kirkman, who hints that we may finally find out what has become of missing kid Sophia (Madison Lintz), who has been AWOL since the beginning of the season when she ran off into the Georgia woods. “But I will say to keep an eye out for that episode, it’s gonna be huge!”

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