I forgot to mention that but that also is a major annoyance for me. They NEVER miss. I have not seen a single bullet miss in this season. It's always a headshot. I would say if it was Rick (a rather seasoned police officer with advanced firearms training) or Daryl (a long time hunter whose proficient in firearms), I could maybe consider it. But like recently, when the zombies break into the camp, you see Carol pull out a pistol and headshot like three zombies in a row. Goddamn Carol. Not Rick, not Daryl, Carol. It really, REALLY bugs me.
Even worse, you see I believe it's Glen on the watch tower in one scene and he's literally headshotting walkers, with a pistol, from a top the watchtower a fair distance away. Not a single miss. I forgot to bring this all up but it's also a suspension of disbelief breaker.
As for evil, for a show like TWD, where there's no law, you have to judge evil by your standards. In our world and our standards, what the Governor does is recklessly evil or insane. There's no two sides to it, he's not like Shane who was evil but a lot of people could see his point. I mean the show could even have a Twilight-esque "Team Rick vs. Team Shane" thing going for it. Like everything that makes you want to hate Shane actually has a very valid point to it, what he did wasn't to classify him as evil, it was to classify him as human. For the Governor, a lot of his decisions are both impractical for the sake of being evil or just plain crazy. Like shooting the guardsmen before assessing what they can bring to the group makes him evil. The other side would be "He wanted their shit" but there could have been a fair amount of potential in the personnel themselves. Even just a simple scene where it shows the Governor debating with one of his men (the scientist guy for example, even the Governor says something along the lines of "You're here to disagree with me", almost giving him the role of adviser among other things) about keeping the guardsmen around but the Governor saying "There's too much risk" or something would make me feel more secure with his decision. For the boxing matches, if he wanted to blow off steam, go get some acoustic guitars for a music night. Go set up a wiffleball field. Have some small Christmas party. I don't know, they're all solutions to the problem, having boxing matches with zombies around is not. I know we're both in agreement on the "heads in jars" thing but it's just further evidence to show they classify him as only a generic evil bad guy with poor or no motives for being evil instead of someone whose evil for a good reason.
