Have you ever been tempted to talk about the latest episode of your favorite show with someone who has yet to watch it? Ever wonder exactly how much you can say withOUT ruining it for your friend? Well, the geniuses at Collegehumor.com have come up with a terrific 'public service announcement' style video giving you everything you need to know featuring various television stars!
Bonus... one of the stars is Sarah Wayne Callies, aka LORI GRIMES of AMC's "The Walking Dead."
Check it out!
Aim high. Run fast.
Brett
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Tuesday, March 13, 2012
A Deeper Look...
Still reeling from last week's episode of AMC's "The Walking Dead"? You're not alone. It was a powerhouse to say the least, and it looks like the finale might be an event that goes down in television history.
One of the things I like about AMC is they frequently talk to the actors involved in the program and ask them to give insights into their characters and how they fit within the story and relate to each other.
Check out the video below for just such a discussion:
Aim high. Run fast.
Brett
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One of the things I like about AMC is they frequently talk to the actors involved in the program and ask them to give insights into their characters and how they fit within the story and relate to each other.
Check out the video below for just such a discussion:
Aim high. Run fast.
Brett
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Monday, March 12, 2012
End of the Line for Shane
Could you kill your best friend? Think of the one person that was closest to you growing up. Can you ever see a time where you and that person would square off in a field at night, in a tense confrontation that could only end with the death of one of you? Last night we saw exactly that.
(spoilers ahead)
In last night's episode of AMC's "The Walking Dead", it looked to me that maybe Shane and Rick might be able to find their way back to the friendship that I know they both missed. I was wrong.
I won't recap the entire show, but Shane got pretty twitchy as he sat there and just stared at Randall in silence. He seemed to be battling some serious demons... or insanity.. or maybe infection? What would drive him to lead Randall out into the woods in an elaborate ruse to kill Rick? Jealousy? Shane was the leader of the survivors with an instant family he genuinely cared for until Rick showed up alive and took it all away.
I'll miss Shane. Not psycho Shane, the OLD Shane. I'll miss his and Rick's friendship. I think had he kept it together, the group would have been nearly invincible. But it is what it is... Shane's gone now, and from the looks of it, just when they need him the most!
Some might think that it's dumb to kill off major characters, but, personally, I think it's brilliant. Think back to every other show. No matter the level of danger, you KNOW they will be ok because they're the "stars" of the show. "The Walking Dead" has removed that confidence. Now we don't know if ANYone will survive. It's real... it's frightening... and it's fan-bloody-tastic.
Now...a BIG question that, I'm sure, is on everyone's mind: "Why did Randall and Shane turn?" Neither was bitten... neither was scratched. Is the virus airborne? Or are we just at the point where the dead rise, whether they're bitten or not?
Next week is the big season finale, and it's sure to not answer any of of those questions...BUT it does look to be a massive throwdown/shootout of epic proportions! Will we lose more survivors?
Here's a recap of last night's epiode:
Aim high. Run fast. For crying out loud, watch this show!!!
Brett
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Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Product Spotlight!
Originally posted April 26, 2011...
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Aim high. Run fast.
Brett
Monday, March 5, 2012
Another One Bites the Dust! (spoilers)
The unity of our little collection of survivors on AMC's "The Walking Dead" has been splintered lately with differing opinions on just about everything from leadership, to safety, to most recently, the fate of Randall.
Enter Dale.. the (seemingly) lone voice for reason and humanity. He tried his best to sway the group away from the idea of killing Randall, but ultimately lost out to majority rule.
During this time, sweet little good boy Carl has been acting like kind of a punk. Of course he's hurting just as much as anyone else from the loss of his friend (and possibly the only other child left in the world), Sophia. It's become a harsh, cold world, and he seems to be adapting to the bleakness of it all... he seems to be giving up. It's a lot for anyone to handle, and being a child, he's clueless about processing it all... unfortunately, Carol was on the receiving end of his B.S. and it hurt her deeply.
After a FAR too easy talking to from Rick, Carl ventured out to be alone (after swiping a pistol from Darryl's saddlebags)... and finds himself face to face with a walker stuck in the bog. Let me just say that this zombie was particular creepy.. well done, FX crew!
Unfortunately, Carl decided to play a game of "how close can I get" before making an attempt to kill it. He waits too long and the walker frees himself, nearly biting Carl, who took off like a rocket back to camp.
Later in the day, it looks like the end for Randall who is begging for his life. Rick, having made the call for his death is planning to be the trigger man while his "lieutenants" Darryl and Shane stand guard. Carl enters and tells his dad to "Go ahead. Do it." Seeing the effect this post-apocalyptic world is having on his son, Rick decides to let Randall live.. in custody, which of course pisses Shane off.
The group is told the news and Andrea runs to tell Dale who will, no doubt, be very happy. But he has wandered off... at night... alone. It's then he hears the moan of a nearly dead cow... slaughtered by the undead. He turns to head back to camp and finds himself face to face with the walker with whom Carl was playing chicken earlier in the day.
It pounces, and poor Dale is pinned to the ground while the zombie chomps and bites at the air in an attempt to reach his face. Dale's only weapon, unfortunately, is a rifle slung over his shoulder. Dale's midsection is torn open savagely signaling his final moments.
Darryl enters and kills the walker as the others arrive on scene. Hershel's there, but it's too late. His wounds are far too great. He'll soon be dead...and then undead.
Rick aims his pistol, but in a surprising move, Darryl steps in and fires the single shot that ends Dale's suffering with the final words "sorry brother" — BANG!
Carl recognizes the zombie and is overcome by a horrific deluge of guilt and throws himself into his mother's arms.
And so another major character is gone as we quickly approach the end of the season. Will there be others? Will Shane try again to overthrow Rick? Will Andrea take on the role of peacemaker in Dale's place? Will we EVER find out what the doctor whispered in Rick's ear at the end of the first season??
Only one way to find out...
Aim high. Run fast. Tune in.
Brett
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Enter Dale.. the (seemingly) lone voice for reason and humanity. He tried his best to sway the group away from the idea of killing Randall, but ultimately lost out to majority rule.
During this time, sweet little good boy Carl has been acting like kind of a punk. Of course he's hurting just as much as anyone else from the loss of his friend (and possibly the only other child left in the world), Sophia. It's become a harsh, cold world, and he seems to be adapting to the bleakness of it all... he seems to be giving up. It's a lot for anyone to handle, and being a child, he's clueless about processing it all... unfortunately, Carol was on the receiving end of his B.S. and it hurt her deeply.
After a FAR too easy talking to from Rick, Carl ventured out to be alone (after swiping a pistol from Darryl's saddlebags)... and finds himself face to face with a walker stuck in the bog. Let me just say that this zombie was particular creepy.. well done, FX crew!
Unfortunately, Carl decided to play a game of "how close can I get" before making an attempt to kill it. He waits too long and the walker frees himself, nearly biting Carl, who took off like a rocket back to camp.
Later in the day, it looks like the end for Randall who is begging for his life. Rick, having made the call for his death is planning to be the trigger man while his "lieutenants" Darryl and Shane stand guard. Carl enters and tells his dad to "Go ahead. Do it." Seeing the effect this post-apocalyptic world is having on his son, Rick decides to let Randall live.. in custody, which of course pisses Shane off.
The group is told the news and Andrea runs to tell Dale who will, no doubt, be very happy. But he has wandered off... at night... alone. It's then he hears the moan of a nearly dead cow... slaughtered by the undead. He turns to head back to camp and finds himself face to face with the walker with whom Carl was playing chicken earlier in the day.
It pounces, and poor Dale is pinned to the ground while the zombie chomps and bites at the air in an attempt to reach his face. Dale's only weapon, unfortunately, is a rifle slung over his shoulder. Dale's midsection is torn open savagely signaling his final moments.
Darryl enters and kills the walker as the others arrive on scene. Hershel's there, but it's too late. His wounds are far too great. He'll soon be dead...and then undead.
Rick aims his pistol, but in a surprising move, Darryl steps in and fires the single shot that ends Dale's suffering with the final words "sorry brother" — BANG!
Carl recognizes the zombie and is overcome by a horrific deluge of guilt and throws himself into his mother's arms.
And so another major character is gone as we quickly approach the end of the season. Will there be others? Will Shane try again to overthrow Rick? Will Andrea take on the role of peacemaker in Dale's place? Will we EVER find out what the doctor whispered in Rick's ear at the end of the first season??
Only one way to find out...
Aim high. Run fast. Tune in.
Brett
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Thursday, March 1, 2012
The Making of an Epic ThrowDown!
Ever wonder what goes into creating a fist fight for television? Me either. As it turns out, it's a pretty complicated process! Apparently, it took four days to shoot the much-anticipated fight between Rick and Shane.
Check it out...
Aim high. Run fast. Sweep the leg.
Brett
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Check it out...
Aim high. Run fast. Sweep the leg.
Brett
B'hold Designs Store
B'hold Designs Website
Bicycle Girl
I know this is an old video, but it's an amazing look at the awesome complexities that go into creating just ONE featured zombie on the hit AMC show, "The Walking Dead."
I give you, the one and only "Bicycle Girl."
And by the way, if you're interested in how Bicycle Girl got that mangled, AMC has a cool little webisode series explaining it all. Check out webisode one HERE.
One more thing.... if you STILL haven't checked out this television series for yourself, WHAT THE HECK ARE YOU WAITING FOR??
Aim high. Run fast. Tune in.
Brett
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I give you, the one and only "Bicycle Girl."
And by the way, if you're interested in how Bicycle Girl got that mangled, AMC has a cool little webisode series explaining it all. Check out webisode one HERE.
One more thing.... if you STILL haven't checked out this television series for yourself, WHAT THE HECK ARE YOU WAITING FOR??
Aim high. Run fast. Tune in.
Brett
B'hold Designs Store
B'hold Designs Website
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