Walking Dead - Season 2. Who's in?

[gitlvr]

Love this show!
About Sofia. I saw an early preview with a scene with a bunch of zombies in it, and there was a young blond girl in it that was, if not her, a dead ringer for her. I think she's toast, and either Moma or Rick is gonna have to put her down.
Or worse. I can see the possibility of: Moma finds her, can't put her down, she bites Moma, they've gotta put 'em both down. Just think what an emotional train wreck that would be.

[Duncas]

ok guys its been aired, episode 5 GO!!!

told ya'll Hershell was messed up. i also thought the visions of merryl to be an interesting twist, will darryl hate rick? has darryl been bitten by the walker he woke up to find nibbling on his shoe?

is sophia still alive?

[Rasmuth]

I thought last nights episode was great...show is really in a groove now...

I think Daryl is fine, but how is he mentally...it seems he and the short-haired woman are drawing closer together, maybe she can keep him from going "Merle"...lol

yeah...I guess the walkers in the barn was predictable, but powerful nevertheless...geez...scared the piss out of Glen...and I agree that those walkers are probably family members and friends

One thing I've been wondering....I wonder how long they'll be able to use the existing gasoline for the vehicles and generators, before it turns unusable...not sure how long the shelf life is but you gotta figure that will be something to be dealt with eventually.

And I still want to know what was whispered in Rick's ear...by the CDC guy...

And I think that the blonde is way hot...she's a good looking 41 year old.

[1962guitargeek]

Originally Posted by Rasmuth

I thought last nights episode was great...show is really in a groove now...

I think Daryl is fine, but how is he mentally...it seems he and the short-haired woman are drawing closer together, maybe she can keep him from going "Merle"...lol

yeah...I guess the walkers in the barn was predictable, but powerful nevertheless...geez...scared the piss out of Glen...and I agree that those walkers are probably family members and friends

One thing I've been wondering....I wonder how long they'll be able to use the existing gasoline for the vehicles and generators, before it turns unusable...not sure how long the shelf life is but you gotta figure that will be something to be dealt with eventually.

And I still want to know what was whispered in Rick's ear...by the CDC guy...

And I think that the blonde is way hot...she's a good looking 41 year old.

re the gas: in the show's universe, it's only been about 1 1/2 weeks since Rick woke up, so the gas is still "fresh"...

The barn full of walkers, figured that since Herschel insisted they stay away...

I wonder why they didn't grab some real weapons and some decent vehicles when they left the CDC...all those dead military types, plenty of AR's and big trucks for the taking...

a duece and a half with a .50 on top would have made short work of the "herd" in the first episode...

I think Daryl is salvagable...a little love goes a long way....and, he is one bad mofo! ANYONE who can eat squirrel sushi, I want them on my side!!

[Duncas]

the Gasoline issue, hmm, hadnt thought about that, i think it has a shelf life of years though?

yeah the CDC guy said something important. if it was this soon it would leave a long term plot floundering, and there is going to be a season 3.

Rick and Shane are falling further apart every episode, its only a matter of time before he blurts something out.

the napalming of Atlanta gives a good reason of why the cars in the streets where all burnt out.

[1962guitargeek]

Originally Posted by Duncas

the Gasoline issue, hmm, hadnt thought about that, i think it has a shelf life of years though?

yeah the CDC guy said something important. if it was this soon it would leave a long term plot floundering, and there is going to be a season 3.

Rick and Shane are falling further apart every episode, its only a matter of time before he blurts something out.

the napalming of Atlanta gives a good reason of why the cars in the streets where all burnt out.

Over here, it depends on where you live...some states require different smog control additives and formulations, some gas goes bad in months...

In NC, it's not so bad. I have an old chevy suburban I filled up in '07, it still starts and drives on that old gas. It's been parked, pending it's lazy owner (me) to go out and swap out the motor and transmission....(whistling, walking)

I'm sure whatever the CDC guy told Rick will play into the cliffhanger for next season.

[Duncas]

not sure where they are going to go next season but the comics/book have them holed up in a prison soon. that would be interesting

[RedRock]

The 11-13 episode really hauled the mail.
How did they manage to get the walkers into the barn, and how are they
contained there? It looks like their cage was rattled, and the barn doors
will be tested. Why aren't any more walkers attacking the farm?

Shane and Rick will probably have it out, and I think Shane will leave.

[rcole_sooner]

Originally Posted by Duncas

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the napalming of Atlanta gives a good reason of why the cars in the streets where all burnt out.

There were burned out cars? That is kinda cool, 'cuz I thought the napalming did not fit since there was no fire damage. If there was, a little even, then that solves that problem, at least enough for me.

[rcole_sooner]

I ain't sure about the walkers in the barn. The first thought, is yes, they are family. But what if they are just walkers he is holding to experiment with, and his wife is locked up in a basement somewhere. He would probably also need some human sacrifices to feed them. It really could get ugly, for ol' Doc.

[rcole_sooner]

I really liked the response the old guy, gave the girl that shot Darrell. "We all wanted to shoot Darrell, at one time or another."

Yep, Darrell and the short haired woman are gettin' pretty close. I kinda like where that is goin'.

[jonzer]

As soon as the girl opened Glenn's note and read "hayloft", her expression told me there were walkers in there.
Darrel is awesome. I think he's gonna have to make a stand and make a choice between how he was raised and doing right by the group. They're investing in his character so I don't think he's going anywhere soon. Besides, he was totally survivalist and tough to come out of the woods like that. They can't kill that guy off without it going down in a larger way.
Also, if he was bit, I think he would have started turning by the time dinner was served. Remember the guy who was bit in season one? It didn't take him long to start feeling the effects.

[voodoo_idol]

Originally Posted by 1962guitargeek

re the gas: in the show's universe, it's only been about 1 1/2 weeks since Rick woke up, so the gas is still "fresh"..

You sure it's only been 1 1/2 weeks? I was thinking maybe 1-2 months. How long were they at the first camp before moving to the CDC? If his wife is pregnant, then 1 1/2 weeks kind of rules him out, no?

[jonzer]

Let's check out this time line. Rick wakes up. Maybe the second day he goes to Atlanta and during the same day ends up at the camp. The next day he's back in Atlanta, returns to camp and they leave for the CDC the next morning.
They spend one night at the CDC. The next day they're stuck on the highway and spend the night. The next night they're at Hershell's farm. Maybe it's been four days at the farm. Hell, it's barely been a week since this series started.

[MarrFan]

Originally Posted by Crowcaster

Quick off topic question....What the heck zombie movie was it where a woman in labor did give birth to a "crawler?" Zombieland?

I know there was a remake of "Dawn Of The Dead" where the girl had a zombie-birth in the mall.....is that the one you were thinking of?

[voodoo_idol]

Originally Posted by jonzer

Let's check out this time line. Rick wakes up. Maybe the second day he goes to Atlanta and during the same day ends up at the camp. The next day he's back in Atlanta, returns to camp and they leave for the CDC the next morning.
They spend one night at the CDC. The next day they're stuck on the highway and spend the night. The next night they're at Hershell's farm. Maybe it's been four days at the farm. Hell, it's barely been a week since this series started.

Your timeline is way more compressed than I was thinking. Didn't Rick spend a few days or more recovering with Morgan and Duane before moving on (in the first two episodes last year)? Once at the first camp, there were at least two excursions into Atlanta, maybe three (I can't recall). I also had the sense they were at the camp for a while before leaving for the CDC. Maybe I'm not paying close enough attention. Willing to be corrected.

[Crowcaster]

Originally Posted by MarrFan

I know there was a remake of "Dawn Of The Dead" where the girl had a zombie-birth in the mall.....is that the one you were thinking of?

That's the one! Thank you sir,

I thought last nights episode was great, things are cookin' now. And I'd sure like to see Morgan and Duane show up safe somewhere.

[EasyEB]

Originally Posted by voodoo_idol

Your timeline is way more compressed than I was thinking. Didn't Rick spend a few days or more recovering with Morgan and Duane before moving on (in the first two episodes last year)? Once at the first camp, there were at least two excursions into Atlanta, maybe three (I can't recall). I also had the sense they were at the camp for a while before leaving for the CDC. Maybe I'm not paying close enough attention. Willing to be corrected.

You are correct. Rick spent a couple days with Morgan/Duane. They went to Atlanta to look for Merle and then returned to retrieve the guns. In fact I believe that @ the CDC Jenner said it went global 60 days ago.

[Duncas]

Originally Posted by rcole_sooner

He would probably also need some human sacrifices to feed them. It really could get ugly, for ol' Doc.

i think that may happen to poor old glen.

i agree with them investing too much in Darryl. his character has become very major to kill him off quickly would leave too much of a vacuum. they are gradually fading shane out to kill him/he leaves.

maybe Hershel has people who come then they feed them to the walkers. although do the walkers neccesarily need food? and then why would he spend so much time and energy making carl better?

and yes, why havent walkers attacked the house? it is very remote but so was the camp in the forest.

[jonzer]

Apparently Walkers do come to the house occasionally...and they probably end up in the barn. Hershell did say he wanted to take care of Walkers.

Glen is a mainstay in the comic. I don't see them killing him off. Bad news though, Lori will be killed off at some point. That's not a spoiler. I just feel it's going to happen.

Maybe Rick was in his hometown for a couple of days, but the day he left he arrived in Atlanta, was at camp that night and left the next day for Atlanta again and returned that night. The enter gang left the camp the next morning and went to the CDC, which they spent one night at. It's only been a couple weeks, at most, for Rick to be in the group.