The Walking Dead....

[SoonerATC]

They didn't seem to have as much success with it back then. I wonder if we will find out it has more to do with the guts than blood and flesh. That did seem to be all guts smeared on michone.

I think they haven't used it more often because who wants to be perpetually coated in zombie goo. They used it in a very specific instance while in Atlanta, as did Michonne when she walked up to the fence. It's good for limited use, but wouldn't want it on me 24/7.

 

[Cavedweller]

While on the zombie guts topic, did anyone else think it was funny that Rick reeled back in horror when he opened the prisoners "bathroom", yet the dead rotting corpses everywhere don't get even a nose crinkle.

 

[71buickfreak]

I often wonder the same thing. The world has to be a horribly foul smelling place with all the dead. Most people puke at the smell of rotting human flesh

 

[SoonerATC]

Found this. Interesting read about a possible episode that would have provided some backstory on the National Guard soldier inside the tank Rick climbed into in Atlanta. This episode unfortunately never saw light of day because of Frank Darabont's firing.

http://seriable.com/the-walking-dead-witwer-darabont-on-awesome-season-2-opener-amc-scuppered/

 

[kroberts2131]

If you watch the webisodes on talking dead.com they tie in a few things. Season 2 webisodes showed how we got the zombie lady in the park from episode 1 that Rick goes back to kill. They are kinda cool to watch.

 

[Werewolf]

^^^^exactly.

I think glen was thinking about Darryl, not himself. That's his friend's brother, I don't think glen really thought that merle would kill them.

Don't think so. Rewatched the episode last night to check.

Glen just plain isn't a killer (other than in an immediate SD situation). Either he's a damn good actor and sent that vibe out with the look on his face and in his eyes that he wasn't up to blowing Merle into the afterlife or he's a really crummy actor and just lucked out.

Didn't have much to do with Merle being Daryl's brother - had to do with Glen not having a practical streak combined with sheephood pre-apocalypse.

 

[ratski]

So I'm wondering as I sit here and watch. Could this "Red Zone" that they have talked about be an area that The Governor stocks with walkers as a security zone?

Dave

 

[been]

I noticed something in the beginning of the episode. A guy manning the walls of the town had a rifle, but the rifles barrel seemed to be bent at a 45 degree angle.

 

[ripnbst]

This season already pwns the last one.

I noticed something in the beginning of the episode. A guy manning the walls of the town had a rifle, but the rifles barrel seemed to be bent at a 45 degree angle.

You missed that episode of Top Shot?

J/P

 

[Powerman620]

I noticed something in the beginning of the episode. A guy manning the walls of the town had a rifle, but the rifles barrel seemed to be bent at a 45 degree angle.

My son caught that and we rewound dvr, looks lime some type of camera distortion.