Replay of all Season 2 episodes leads up to mid-season finale of The Walking Dead
According to the announced schedule by AMC TV, all previous episodes from season 2 of The Walking Dead will be shown Sunday, November 27, 2011 beginning at 2:30 p.m. Eastern time, followed by the mid-season finale at its regularly schedule time of 9:00 p.m.
The mid-season finale will be titled “Pretty Much Dead Already” and promises to be action packed. It will be interesting to see how the recent character developments will play into this episode.
If you have missed any of the previous Season 2 episodes this will be a great opportunity to catch up.
Season 2 of The Walking Dead is scheduled to begin again on Sunday, February 12, 2012.
(Image from AMC TV.)
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Will AMC be running the season 2 episodes again, in the Spring/Summer of 2012, leading up to the Fall Premiere of Season 3? I missed a few episodes, and I don’t want to skip ahead to the last few w/out seeing what I missed.
Thanks!
I’m sure that AMC will do a marathon prior to the launch of the premier of season 3. I know they did that last year, and they did that before the season finale this year.
With all of it said and done for this season, I want to comment on something Hershel said when Rick mentioned how Hershel might be losing his faith. The line was… “Jesus said that the dead would rise from the grave. I just thought He had something a little different in mind.”
This struck a cord in me. My faith is still pretty new (only 8 years old,) and though I believe Christ means it to be that all souls will be raised from the dead in renewed healthy bodies with all memory intact, this was the most scary part of the whole show’s episode. What would happen in real life if this WAS what Jesus really spoke of? How would our Christian faith handle such a situation?