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Going on record to answer this: http://t.co/3lhUI6A3bW Rick is NOT still in a coma. The events of TWD are definitely happening.— Robert Kirkman (@RobertKirkman) October 24, 2014
I don't trust Kirkman at all. I think the final ep of the series could be Rick waking up in that hospital, however, the writers might do a twist to that where the dream becomes reality and it all starts again for real.
I don't know how the people that vote yes still watch the show. If I ever see a sign or supect a show I watch is a dream, I would stop watching until it ends to see, cause I would get so mad in the end.
Like Kirkman already told, Rick is definitely NOT in coma. But I would love an episode in which Rick dreams and BELIEVES it was all just a bad dream and sees Lori and Shane again. Would be a great way to bring back Sarah Wayne Callis and Jon Bernthal for one episode.
Despite the normal portrayal of comas in film and tv anyone coming round from them is in for months if not years of recovery there is no quick fix. For more information on what is a coma like, what causes it and why does it happen and the long term health effects. - http://youtu.be/S4GsqFOrYKc
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Better not be
ReplyDeleteGoing on record to answer this: http://t.co/3lhUI6A3bW Rick is NOT still in a coma. The events of TWD are definitely happening.— Robert Kirkman (@RobertKirkman) October 24, 2014
Cast and crew will be murdered if that happened.
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of fucking poll is this? This is a fucking spoiler.
ReplyDeleteThey've already said that it isn't Rick's dream.
ReplyDeleteNope. Creator said that theory is bull.
ReplyDeleteOh, the dream theory, it always has to reach every show.
ReplyDeleteAnd by the way, nope, it's not a dream, it's never a dream
Don't watch the show, but based on all the others I bet it's a dream. So many ploines would open up that way.
ReplyDeleteKirkman already said it wasn't a dream, but if it WAS a dream, that would be some "DAN IS GOSSIP GIRL" level of trolling from the writers.
ReplyDeleteI don't trust Kirkman at all. I think the final ep of the series could be Rick waking up in that hospital, however, the writers might do a twist to that where the dream becomes reality and it all starts again for real.
ReplyDeleteI sure hope it is not a dream, that would really disappoint me.
ReplyDeleteI really hope not, I would be extremely mad.
ReplyDeleteIf it is all really a dream - then it will probably be a bigger mindf**k than LOST! =P
ReplyDeleteI don't know how the people that vote yes still watch the show. If I ever see a sign or supect a show I watch is a dream, I would stop watching until it ends to see, cause I would get so mad in the end.
ReplyDeleteLike Kirkman already told, Rick is definitely NOT in coma. But I would love an episode in which Rick dreams and BELIEVES it was all just a bad dream and sees Lori and Shane again. Would be a great way to bring back Sarah Wayne Callis and Jon Bernthal for one episode.
ReplyDeleteDespite the normal portrayal of comas in film and tv anyone coming round from them is in for months if not years of recovery there is no quick fix. For more information on what is a coma like, what causes it and why does it happen and the long term health effects. - http://youtu.be/S4GsqFOrYKc
ReplyDeleteNo, but it's better than a happy end.
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