The Walking Dead

[Rattlehead82]

Was it just me, or were others waiting on a bunch of zombie toddlers to attack Darryl and Maggie at the daycare?

I was looking at the cribs for some walker babies writhing around. Alas, there were none...

 

[GrayTide]

You guys are really cracking me up. Too funny

 

[Jon]

I thought it was here innards to be honest with you.

me too


I'm still betting she shows up later

 

[Dr. Van Nostran]

They do need more hot walkers.

 

[Displaced Bama Fan]

They do need more hot walkers.

Someone you don't mind cutting the arms and lower mandible off and just getting it on with them. That's what I'm talking about. Instead of necrophilia, it's zombo-necrophilia. Hey, I'm trademarking that btw. Pay me every time you use it.

 

[CrimsonTheory]

me too


I'm still betting she shows up later

Nicotero, who directed the epi, pretty much confirms that the walker who Rick slices up near the end of the episode did indeed "devour" (Nicotero's word, not mine) Lori. So if we see Lori again this year, it will only be in a flashback scene. JMO.

 

[DzynKingRTR]

Was it just me, or were others waiting on a bunch of zombie toddlers to attack Darryl and Maggie at the daycare?

it wasn't just you. i really expected it. i was disappointed. maybe the director and writers thought seeing Darryl shoot a baby with a crossbow was too far?

 

[Displaced Bama Fan]

it wasn't just you. i really expected it. i was disappointed. maybe the director and writers thought seeing Darryl shoot a baby with a crossbow was too far?

Maybe so. I thought Maggie would panic too and be overwhelmed at having to kill a little toddler z and end up getting bitten.

 

[DzynKingRTR]

Maybe so. I thought Maggie would panic too and be overwhelmed at having to kill a little toddler z and end up getting bitten.

or maybe the FCC said no to it?

 

[crimsonaudio]

So if we see Lori again this year, it will only be in a flashback scene. JMO.

Thank goodness.

 

[DiamondDust]

or maybe the FCC said no to it?

Highly doubtful. The show has already shown children walkers meeting their violent end.

 

[DzynKingRTR]

Highly doubtful. The show has already shown children walkers meeting their violent end.

well it is one thing to shoot a 8-10 year old zombie, but a crawling infant zombie might just be the line.

 

[RedStar]

Nicotero, who directed the epi, pretty much confirms that the walker who Rick slices up near the end of the episode did indeed "devour" (Nicotero's word, not mine) Lori. So if we see Lori again this year, it will only be in a flashback scene. JMO.

So Zombies can eat bones now?

 

[RedStar]

One thing that's bothered me for a while is the infection. Why is a bite worse than what everyone already has? We know that everyone has the zombie virus inside of them already. So if a zombie bites you, why would that matter? They're just giving you the virus again right? I don't really get how that works.

 

[Jon]

So Zombies can eat bones now?

Right? This bothered me too.

I saw Nicotero on the talking dead last night and heard him say it too. I guess I was wrong

 

[MattinBama]

They used the bones to make human stock for soup.

 

[MattinBama]

One thing that's bothered me for a while is the infection. Why is a bite worse than what everyone already has? We know that everyone has the zombie virus inside of them already. So if a zombie bites you, why would that matter? They're just giving you the virus again right? I don't really get how that works.

I've had issues with that too, but would imagine it could be somewhat explainable. Such as the immune system can keep it in check normally until death at least in those people that are still alive that may have some kind of extra immunity to it compared to all those that already died and turned. The sudden extra infusion of virus saliva could overwhelm the system, or when the virus becomes fully active in a reanimated corpse it may actually grow in strength and be too much for the system when delivered through bites.

This isn't based on anything but my own conjecture.

 

[DzynKingRTR]

One thing that's bothered me for a while is the infection. Why is a bite worse than what everyone already has? We know that everyone has the zombie virus inside of them already. So if a zombie bites you, why would that matter? They're just giving you the virus again right? I don't really get how that works.

This bothers me too.

 

[DiamondDust]

well it is one thing to shoot a 8-10 year old zombie, but a crawling infant zombie might just be the line.

It would most likely be a decision of the network, AMC, as opposed to the FCC, who has very little control over cable.

The show, though, has shown there really isn't much of a line they won't cross.

 

[bamanut_aj]

One thing that's bothered me for a while is the infection. Why is a bite worse than what everyone already has? We know that everyone has the zombie virus inside of them already. So if a zombie bites you, why would that matter? They're just giving you the virus again right? I don't really get how that works.

It's fiction, bro.....just rock with it.


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