[TV] The Walking Dead - Page 352

On October 15 2013 07:57 Kevin_Sorbo wrote:



yeah I wonder why they never tried to move north and spend the winter there.

would zombies still be alive after unthawing?

On October 15 2013 07:59 Nick! wrote:


Well it's stuff like this that would kinda make the comics/shows bland I guess because surely they would just melt away into nothing eventually

On October 15 2013 07:54 Conti wrote:

Well, it's very selective logic. If they would be decomposing this fast, they would eventually just collapse under their own weight and the whole zombie crisis would simply vanish one day.

On October 15 2013 19:31 Vardant wrote:

You're forgetting, that everybody is infected. It will probably never end.

On October 15 2013 19:56 Conti wrote:

Yes. But it is more than likely that a vast majority of people got infected/killed all at once very early on, due to being surprised by the new disease. So let's say within one month, 80% of the population got killed/turned into zombies. That would mean during one month in the future, these 80% of zombies would die of decomposition. That would significantly lower the threat of zombies. Sure they would still exist, but people would know about it and be able to deal with it.

So yes, it would never end, but it would become more than manageable.

On October 16 2013 01:47 woreyour wrote:



Probably would never end because everytime someone dies, there should be a brain bashing procedure.

Even rick's daughter would be a zombie if she dies which would fast forward it to say a good 60-70 years if she reaches retirement.

Basically, all future generations would become soon undead when they die. Even Maggie and Glenns soon to be child would inherit the virus unless something gets discovered. Recurring nightmare really.

On October 16 2013 03:32 Lemonerer wrote:
I find it funny that there are so many bad things about this show and this is what bugs you...

I would easily forgive the science of the zombies if they would just make this an interesting show but TBH I don't know how many more awfull episodes I can take.

On October 15 2013 22:54 animol wrote:
I fell asleep half-way through the episode, really underwhelming for a first episode.

On October 16 2013 05:34 MiQ wrote:


I didn't fall asleep but I agree with your statement. That was one of the worst season premiere of a show I've ever seen.

On October 16 2013 05:38 AnomalySC2 wrote:


It was certainly better than season 2's first episode. In any case, I enjoyed the return to their horror roots. Lots of gore + zombies and not as much drama. It's going to be hard to top season 3 overall, imo that was up there with Breaking Bad.

On October 16 2013 05:46 SiguR wrote:
My only sadness is that the show had so much potential but does a lot of things wrong and continues to do them wrong. There's just poor writing. Little things too.
For example, when D'angelo is pinned by the wine shelf - they could've made that entire scene so much more captivating and tense. They could've given him a few cuts and wounds from getting crushed, they could've had broken bottles and spilled liquor pooling around the floor and made his struggle against the crawling walker so much more dramatic. They could've had him desperately fending off the walker with his one free hand, trying not to get bitten, splashing around in the alcohol that's starting to cover him and get in his eyes and burn his wounds. He could've finished the walker off by peeling it's skull back like he did and, instead of being conveniently saved, he could've taken a broken bottle and jammed it into the exposed brain. I can't fathom how they let opportunities for more intensity get away from them. The writing just seems so blah.

On October 16 2013 06:02 FrostedMiniWheats wrote:
I hope Morgan makes a return this season. imo both of the only two eps he's appeared in have been the best in the series so far (yeah I know one of them is the first episode :p).