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Quick Question About Last Nights Walking Dead
#1
I thought I was hearing things, but this carried over to Talking Dead.

All of the sudden everyone is calling Michonne, Richonne! At least, that's what I thought they were saying.

So did I have a mini stroke, or did something happen that I missed?

I don't read the comic, so it might be something tied to that?

Anyway, I liked yesterdays episode. Two months have passed since last episode.

I also like the new character, Jesus, and his martial arts skills! Confusedmiley-shocked003:
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#2
I am willing to shut my brain off for Carl's complete lack of brain injury just for the sake of having the show be a hair less horrible.
Didn't notice "Richonne."
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#3
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I haven't watched last night's Talking Dead yet, but I'm guessing that "Richonne" is a tongue-in-cheek reference to recent developments between two of the characters, in the same vein as "Bennifer" and "Brangelina."
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#4
Richonne is a term made up by the Walking Dead groupies who've wanted the series to veer off and have Rick and Michonne get it on. I love when the show goes "off script",, comic book readers sometimes get a tiny bit too smug about knowing what will happen next Smile
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#5
Well, I guess that makes sense. It kind of threw me when I kept hearing it.

So why don't they call Rick, M'rick? Confusedmiley-laughing001:
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#6
Rick-o wrote:
Well, I guess that makes sense. It kind of threw me when I kept hearing it.

So why don't they call Rick, M'rick? Confusedmiley-laughing001:

Rick + Michonne = Richonne.

The word refers to them together as a couple - it doesn't refer to either of them individually.

Capiche?
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#7
N-OS X-tasy! wrote:
[quote=Rick-o]
Well, I guess that makes sense. It kind of threw me when I kept hearing it.

So why don't they call Rick, M'rick? Confusedmiley-laughing001:

Rick + Michonne = Richonne.

The word refers to them together as a couple - it doesn't refer to either of them individually.

Capiche?
Isn't this basically the same thing?

Michonne + Rick = Mick

I do get that I shouldn't have used the "r", but damn, I'm just fooling around here. You may be taking this too seriously.
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#8
Rick-o wrote:
[quote=N-OS X-tasy!]
[quote=Rick-o]
Well, I guess that makes sense. It kind of threw me when I kept hearing it.

So why don't they call Rick, M'rick? Confusedmiley-laughing001:

Rick + Michonne = Richonne.

The word refers to them together as a couple - it doesn't refer to either of them individually.

Capiche?
Isn't this basically the same thing?

Michonne + Rick = Mick

I do get that I shouldn't have used the "r", but damn, I'm just fooling around here. You may be taking this too seriously.
Well... no. You asked why they don't call Rick, who is a single person, "Mick," an appellation that, using the logic presented earlier, would apply to Rick and Michonne as a couple.

In simple terms, you asked "How come I don't call him "them?" That is an illogical question, hence my clarification.
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