Quick walking dead question.?
If memory serves they we're at the camp outside Atlanta when Rick was reunited with his family. The pilot is well worth watching and is by far the best episode (maybe because it follows the comic book quite closely). It is all told from Rick's point of view who awakes in a hospital from a coma to a world overrun with zombies. We follow Rick as he fears for his family but heads towards Atlanta as his in-laws are there. He becomes overrun with zombies when Glenn saves his life and brings him back to the group; and to where his wife, son and Shane are. The other group members are then introduced to Rick saying perhaps, this is Merle and Daryl Dixon, they're brothers. Incidentally, Merle and Daryl don't appear in the comic books, they were added just for the TV show. They created quite a lot of division and conflict in the first few episodes before Merle goes missing. Daryl's development in the second season has added lot to his character. His tracking skills were integral to the whole Sophia search and his hallucinations over Merle and relationship with Carol have helped make him a real favourite in the current group.
Walking Dead question?
If everyone has the 'virus', and it kicks in when you die, what happens when someone who's pregnant has a baby that dies in utero? Does the now zombified baby eat it's way out or is it stillborn and not turn zombie for the mere fact that it's not yet an entity separate from the mother's body?
Question about the Walking Dead?
Well, Dean tried to kill Jesus and Tara, so he wasn't exactly innocent, but yeah, I would have chosen Jared over Dean. Was it right for Maggie to execute Dean? In this instance, yes, I think she made the right call. For too long the people of Alexandria, The Hilltop, and The Kingdom have been ruled over and terrorized by Negan. He's a dictator, a war lord, and he just cannot be reasoned with. In killing Dean, Maggie sent the message that she was about to play hardball. Negan considers people a resource, and Maggie has 38 more prisoners. Let the games begin.
"The Walking dead" question?
OK, lol so sophia: Glen found walkers in the barn by accident. So he asked Maggie about it and she said that her mom, neighbors, etc. were inside and Hershel was trying to find a cure for them. Then, Shane finds out and goes on a rampage infront of everybody, breaking the lock to the barn doors. Zombies pour out and everybody has no choice but to shoot them. At the very end, Sophia, the missing girl, slowly walks out of the barn, with a big chunk missing out of her shoulder. She is a zombie and Rick takes control and decides to shoot her... it was a very good episode and dramatic mid-season ending, you should look it up online or on demand. Oh and about season 3.. it's still on season 2 lol... it's kinda hard to describe the past couple of episodes but you could look them up somehow.. i hope this answers your question!
The walking dead comics question?
I would suggest going to a walking dead forum (many out there) to find out from hard core fans http://twdfcforums.boards.net/ ==================== "The Walking Dead: Compendium One is the first compendium of The Walking Dead that includes issues 1-48, otherwise Volumes 1-8 and a short story that takes place during Issue 7 about Morgan and Duane from Volume 1." http://walkingdead.wikia.com/wiki/The_Walking_Dead:_Compendium_One Trade paperbacks - The trade paperbacks collect six issues each, but contain only the story and none of the original cover art from the comics. Each paperback follows the convention of having a three-word title. Hardcovers - All hardcovers contain the contents of the comics, including the covers, and in some cases bonus material. The books' trim size is larger than the paperbacks. Each hardcover contains two story arcs from the series. Signed versions of the books are available, each limited to 310 pieces. Omnibus editions - Limited omnibus editions collect 24 issues in a slipcase with several extras. For each edition a separate very limited Signed and Numbered edition (S&N) has been released signed by Robert Kirkman. Typically the print run has been limited to 3000 for the standard edition and 750 for the signed and numbered edition. Compendium editions - These are 48-issue paperback editions. The massive volume contains over 1000 pages but includes no cover art. Compendium One was also released as a limited edition hardcover in 2012 at the Emerald City Comicon and San Diego Comicon with 1000 pieces available.[citation needed] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Walking_Dead_%28comic_book%29
The Walking Dead(TV Show on AMC) Question?
Do they actually harm the animals on this show? The scene where the lady broke the chickens legs seemed pretty real, and so did the chicken's screaming. It was quite disturbing... there's a lot of animal cruelty scenes on this show, I just want to know if they're real? If so, I'm not watching the show anymore
I am a The Walking Dead newbie - so pardon me if this question has already been asked and answered. How can there be so many zombies if they [zombies] devour live humans?
Because they don't eat everything and enough of people's bodies remain to become a walker. Because not only death by zombie makes you a zombie. Everyone is infected by a disease called wildfire (season 1, cdc episode), any death that leaves the brain intact (to a given degree, I wouldn't be surprised if a death by brain tumour made you a zombie) makes you a zombie. Humans do one thing very well, they die, falling off a step ladder can kill you FCS. Think how many people die every day, then think a town holds enough food for 3 days at most, this is why people really panic when something interrupts supply, weather, fuel strikes etc. In a zombie apocalypse the number one killer is going to be starvation then disease, then dehydration etc. After the initial period of no one knowing what to do zombie death would be lower on the list than you think, they are slow, stupid and easily killed, only greater numbers make them a threat.FCS the first thing I'd do is get kitted out in riot gear or similar body armour, no zombie could touch me.
Walking dead question. Why is there infinite ammo in the walking dead?
Some episodes they are shooting AR and AK wearing no vest or carrying an spare mags only the mag in the gun. Yet they shoot and shoot well past the 30rd in the mag Wtf?
In The Walking Dead, why does Morgan never question the world that they are leaving for the future?
That is an excellent point.Morgan is still very much affected by PTSD. His extreme moralism about not killing was also symptomatic of his PTSD as he wanted to move into another reaction to counter his earlier miasma of rage and fear. It was his way of mourning his mentor, Eastman, and trying to make peace with his past. However, we saw in “Bury Me Here” that Morgan is not healed, and his PTSD can be triggered. He had made an emotional bond with Benjamin and saw Dwayne when he was killed. His anger became overwhelming when he realized that Richard had not told Ezekiel about his role with the missing cantaloupe, so he snapped.I had expected Morgan to snap for a long time. I also wondered why he wasn’t reacting to the death of Glen and Abraham more seriously. I think he was reaching a crisis in his perceptions. He knew on one hand that the Saviors were dangerous and must be fought. But he also wanted to hold onto his non-violence as it kept his PTSD demons at bay. Once Benjamin died, he could no longer do that.Morgan’s non-violence was not about the community. It was about him. He wanted to live in a world where he could function without feeling traumatized. He thought that if he held onto a strict belief about behavior that allowed for no compromises, he would still keep his sanity. He rationalized his killing of the Savior as a way to save Carol. Now he is in a state of crisis as his PTSD is activated and he wants to kill again, as he did in “Clear”. Morgan needs to find balance. Right now he is not ready to look at the big picture. I do think he will aide Rick and Ezekiel in the war, plus find a way to see why the Saviors must be destroyed.