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He's baaaaaaaacckkkkkkk!!!!!!!!

I wonder how he'll make a dent being alone.

Also, I forgot about someone feeding the zombies at the fence. That has been left alone. I hope it doesn't become a plot hole.

SQLGeek wrote:This season has really picked up compared to the last two. I was just about done after last year, the Governor plot just wasn't doing it for me. Never mind the farm house soap opera where everybody cried.

I'm also hoping they go deeper into the giant horde of zombies at the vet college. I also wonder if they're going to pick up who has been feeding the walkers at the fence? They seemed to have left that be the last few episodes.

Glen is going to get saved at the last second by antibiotics. That seems to be the obvious direction anyways.

I also think Carol is coming back, maybe to challenge Rick. I can't say I blame her for doing what she did. She seems to be the one taking the group's survival as a whole the most seriously.

OK so maybe this IS a zombie soap opera but it's my guilty pleasure. :D

Maybe I missed it but did they make it to the vet college but just took a different path to get there?

Right2Carry wrote:Carol will find the girl and the guy and team up with that group more than likely.

The girl got eaten in a driveway at the end of the episode. I can't figure out why they left the house.

I don't agree with kicking out Carol. He's not on that committee that is making decisions and she was a very large contributor to the group. In situations like they are in (dealing with danger all the time, like combat) people will often make decisions that may seem immoral in normal times but in their eyes are very ethical. In the Army they used to teach leadership lessons by giving us a scenario where we had to make a decision and there was no clearly moral high ground to take. The point was to get us to make leadership decisions and keep moving. Make a good decision or a bad decision, but make a decision. Carol did just that. If she had taken it to the group they would have him-hawed around trying to decide what to do. Meanwhile the people would have turned.

I'm wondering if they will go into detail on the huge heard of walkers that were encountered on the way to the vet school. Why were so many congregated in one spot and what would a heard that large do to the prison?

Watching the show I often analyze their decisions for shelter against the zombies and think what I would do differently. One thing that doesn't make sense to me is why they continue to leave the fences un-covered. By that I mean they are savaging supplies all over, why not get some tarps and zip tie them to the fence so that the zombies can't see them. They have guard towers with tinted windows so they could still observe the zombies un-seen and maybe the things would keep walking instead of just standing there trying to get at them. Also am I the only one who wonders why everyone who lives somehwhere that it freeze would just have to wait until winter? I mean these things are still a human body and they have flowing blood as evidenced by the arterial spray every time they kill one. It stands to reason that if you lived in the mountains or say, North Dakota, on the first good freeze of the year all the zombies would turn into Popsicles.

Finally I don't think the disease is airborne. I think it's being carried by worms in the ground. They seem to be focusing on them and zombies that are decaying. It makes sense that worms would eat decaying zombies and then spread the disease but maybe that's overthinking it.

03Lightningrocks wrote:Wait a minute now. The "zombie disease" is in everyone. As soon as anyone dies, they become a zombie. Your island paradise would suddenly be crawling with zombies.

Or you could just shoot them in the head after they die.....

Also:

I don't know why people don't head to either an island or a big boat in these zombie shows and movies. With the right supply runs to set-up your preps you'd be good to go.

Or maybe a high rise with a large flat roof. Basically just control the access points by eliminating them. I guess the prison is good but I just wouldn't want to live there! In the "Walking Dead" it seems a good chain link fence is enough to stop the zombie hordes so maybe just head to a high game fenced ranch if you're here in TX. You'd have to ride the fence line a lot though just to be certain.

Also haven't seem them being more pro-active about killing zombies. It seems like it would be in their best interests to lure them to a certain fortified spot in the fence and then stab them in the head. Then just do like Hawkins (I only know his name from Jericho) and burn the remains. I also think it would be a good idea to hang tarps along the fence so the walkers can not see in. Then just have someone watch the fence lines from the guard towers.

I know this is going way beyond the point of the show but I just like talking Zombie preps. :)

So I guess he killed those soldiers because he wanted their gear but not them?

Just watched and it was a very good episode.