Would you hit your best friend for a million dollar?

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Submitted May 29, 2017 at 07:51AM by Dentuam http://ift.tt/2qu0tN2

King County Cafe comparison shot. Old train depot converted into a cafe for the show.

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Submitted May 29, 2017 at 07:55AM by Detroit_Rox http://ift.tt/2rxw7x8

[EVERYTHING] Why does Varys care so much for the people of Westeros?

Why does Varys care so much for the people of Westeros when he was not even born there? Why not he does anything for the people of Lys? Is there some lie behind his story of his childhood? What is he actually doing?

Submitted May 29, 2017 at 01:05AM by Shrijit_TheLord_Sh http://ift.tt/2rwUpY3

Does Eugene ever smile in the show?

So, as the title says, does he ever smile in the show?. I always see him like y'know, just simple. Sometimes, I see him scared (over how much of a coward he is.), so, that makes me curious. Thanks! (In the show, not out of The Walking Dead.)

Submitted May 29, 2017 at 07:02AM by nyerdepth http://ift.tt/2rf4x74

How were the walkers able to take over the world?

Has anyone else wondered how the zombies depicted in TWD were able to completely take over the world? They just don't seem like that much of a threat. They're slow, stupid, easily manipulated and corralled, and they seem to be extremely fragile. I just don't see how they could plausibly destroy human civilization. After the outbreak, there would be an initial period of panic and confusion in which the zombies could gain significant ground, but once the governments of the world figured out what was going on, they should have been able to easily contain and destroy the zombie threat. The zombies are barely a danger to a handful of survivors armed with nothing more than hunting rifles and knives. How could they ever possibly overrun an organized military force armed with tanks, machine guns, attack helicopters, and tactical bombers?

Even though its not a great movie, the zombies depicted in World War Z could have much more plausibly brought about the end of civilization. They're fast and agile, bite victims turn in seconds, and they swarm over population centers like locusts.

Submitted May 29, 2017 at 06:24AM by Shabiznik1 http://ift.tt/2s6enG8

Is Season 7 really that bad?

I still haven't watched Season 7 but I've heard a lot of people saying bad things about it like it's the worst season so far, the villain sucks, too much filler, etc. Is it really that bad? Should I see it?

Submitted May 29, 2017 at 05:55AM by PhantomLord3 http://ift.tt/2r3RvJ1

Season One is amazing.

I've been watching for a couple years now and I always find it fun to go back to Season One every now and again, because no matter how many times I do it's always cool to see the foreshadowing and how much they've all changed. But, from a writer's viewpoint, season one is friggin' storytelling brilliance.

I know I'm behind and yall have probably already realized this, but it's the little things that get me. The seemingly insignificant details that turn out to be something. The stretcher in front of Rick's door was put there by Shane, which we don't see until way later. The grenade he gets from the tank helps them out of the CDC. Dale's bag of tools being dropped is how Merle gets off the roof. All of it seems meaningless but without it things would be different. All the stuff like that. I really admire this and hope I can craft a story as detailed as this one day.

And don't get me wrong, I equally love the rest of the series, it's just that season one is the only one I have in full in my DVR so I've watched it a lot.

Submitted May 29, 2017 at 04:53AM by theskysnotgreenyet http://ift.tt/2qypfuA