Because that was a flashback to why they were doing what they were doing. (it said like 6 months ago right before it). That scene wasn't from after the events of the show. The scene also explains why they tear gassed them.
The first guy Bob saw when regaining consciousness looked a lot like him
Is "Well, we will just leave this evil people alone and hope they forget about us" the new "Carl's out of the house again"? Oh, we just escaped a bunch of crazy cannibals, who are armed and willing to kill. Rather than striking them when they are disorganized, let's just walk on and hope they forget about us! It wasn't like we disrupted their entire society, or anything. I'm sure they won't mind what we did.
It is like the writers don't understand, we don't need some big, evil villain for the show to actually be interesting. Develop the relationships of the characters, the group dynamic, the breakdown of their morals and the hardships of life in the world.
So you liked the Prison Season.I agree. I get tired of shows always having to include some big bad for each season. It would be nice to watch the group trying to survive and build a home, get over a bunch of smaller hurdles, and maybe right when they get settled in and are going strong on building something better, THEN the big bad shows up and upsets the balance.
I agree. I get tired of shows always having to include some big bad for each season. It would be nice to watch the group trying to survive and build a home, get over a bunch of smaller hurdles, and maybe right when they get settled in and are going strong on building something better, THEN the big bad shows up and upsets the balance.
So you liked the Prison Season.
So like the residents of terminus? They had it good until ricks gang fucked it up.
That would actually be a pretty neat story to see told. I'd be interested in how they found Terminus, set it up, what life was like before those guys took over and then how things changed once they switched to people meat. It probably wouldn't be a great series unless it was REALLY well done, but a one-shot movie would be perfect. Like I said in the last post, I'm not against EVER having a big bad, I just don't think they're necessary all the time.
Well based on episode one, they may have been lured to Terminus the same way they lured people to it, once they ended up "escaping" the situation.
If you recall, some man/group of people were raping the women of their group on the reg. That's probably why they had the prayer room with all the candles saying "Never trust.." etc etc.
How come the group doesn't get infected when they jumped into that basement full of zombie water? Seems like that water would be full of the bacteria that could work its way into the body of the living through the orifices (genitalia, eyes, nose, mouth, etc.)
I took it as the opened Terminus themselves (or, at least were part of the group that did that) with the idea of a sanctuary for all. It wasn't until another group showed up and imprisoned / raped / etc that they went all militant and eventually started using people as food, likely around the same time.
Hmmm maybe, guess I didn't pay close enough attention or think about it that way.
I figured it was more along the lines of what I said, because they entered Terminus thinking it was a place full of people they could trust, etc.. But it could be either way, and maybe it doesn't quite matter; they are completely different people now than they used to be.
What's weird is that they snapped, and what's fun is that they get to explore all kinds of different group approaches to dealing with zombie life. They could have just taken out the rapers & gone back to living a normal-ish life...setup the welcome crew, keep snipers on all of the newcomers, and weed out the bad ones, but instead they chose an alternative route.
Makes you wonder who they're going to encounter in the upcoming episodes, like the mortician guys who stole Beth. The preacher is an interesting character because he's remained untouched this whole time...which is feasible if they really did lock his congregation out & live off canned food for a couple years.
What do you call a guy with no arms and no legs, floating in a pool?
It's 99.99999 unlikely that he hasn't had any encounters up to this point. The whole "you will burn for this" thing kind of implies he did some sketchy shiz to be around at this point given the fact he doesn't have any weapons or seem to have any desire to fight.
2. I think the baby is going to be the key to solving everything, since she was born after the zombie apocalypse. They need to (1) kill the walkers, and (2) cure the humans so that people don't have to deal with zombies anymore & don't become zombies in the future. I'm curious as to how many seasons they're going to drag this show on for, because the zombies are going to be falling apart pretty soon & won't be walkers anymore due to tissue reduction - it's already been a good 2 years and they're all starting to move pretty slow & look pretty thing, you know?