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When the school bus came rolling through the gates my first thought was, "Where the heck is that deuce and a half with the 50 cal?" Ya think they just left it sitting on the side of the road?

In a previous post, somebody noted that the zombie mechanics and lawn care workers have been quite busy. It appears the zombie ammo manufactures have too. Nobody seems to be worried about running out.

I'm not sure Merle was much worse off as a Zombie. Daryl should have just let him go. A Zombie with a knife hand is sort of cool.
Ya think Glen at least washed that ring off a little?
The other thing that get me though it the idea that x months after the apocalypse, you can still just hot wire some random car. Battery still good. Injectors not clogged. Tires still have air.

gregthehand wrote: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.

Also agree on cleaning up the zombie hoard. Not to mention that he number of zombies should start to drastically decrease due to starvation, cold, and just stupid zombies killing themselves by walking off high spots or into something sharp. They're not fast enough to run down game, they can't hunt, they probably can't use a can opener, so the availability of zombie accessible food should have been depleted in about a month. Accepting that their metabolism is much slower than that of a human, they still have to take in enough calories to power a rotting body stumbling around at every noise they think might be food. Two months, three tops, an ambulatory zombie ought to be pretty hard to find.
I enjoy the show, but it does take a pretty big suspension of disbelief.

Got to say I was a tad disappointed in the season opener. There's not enough of the core group left to be interesting, and I haven't gotten interested in anybody in Woodbury. Rick was more interesting when he had Lori look out for.
In the first two seasons, the show was really character driven. Not so much now with everybody going looney. You need some normal people around for an audience to identify with.

Texas Dan Mosby wrote:What I saw last night when they pulled the "ghost of Lori".....which I thought sucked as much as the "ghost of Shane" gig in the last episode.

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AMC sure knows how to mess up good characters.

eehhhhhhh! Have we jumped the zombie?