This is going to be what I think Mullet Man and his friends are waiting to reveal. That, even if they find a cure, all of them will die from it except the baby. They are all infected. Is Judith? Well, who knows at this point. We can assume yes, but babies aren't passed HIV from their mothers, why would a zombie virus be different?
Why did Bob have so much screen time at the end? All the Bob scenes is just big fat fillers right? and why is everyone saying Bob got bitten by the underwater walker in the water scene? If yes then GREAT! Why? The cannibals who ate Bob leg would also catch Ebola. I mean the Zombie virus.
Am I wrong here? xD
at this point, why do they do anything?
a bullet to the head would be amazeballs.
Yea. I have a feeling that the Terminus people are going to turn into zombies during the next episode.
The preacher is working with Terminus, no doubt. This is going to come to light by the next episode. I also think Bob is going to be dead by the next show as well.
Finally, why did they jump into a zombie infested basement filled with foul water? Would the food even be edible? Doubt it. I think they could have done that scene differently and better.
since most of the food are in can, they're still edible, they don't want to wast bullets and make noise to attract more zombies to the food bank.
I think bob is gonna get the last laugh if he got bit by a underwater severed head. If he got tainted theres a reason the meat tasted so goood!
I think the cannibalism thing is doing what they "need" to survive (they could have been nomads/hunter gatherers) by eating people, but also a combo of their blind revenge on what the world has become. It's not like they even seemed to care about taking in any new comers that they thought could benefit them in any way. They ate everybody, regardless of who or what they were.
The reverend is an interesting guy. I think this show has pretty much pointed out and proven, nobody is 100% safe in this world. At some point, you come into contact with something that's dangerous, whether it's walkers or humans.
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.
I think the guy on the Talking Dead got it right when he guessed that the reverend locked himself in the church with all the canned food while the shitstorm outside raged on. He didn't let anyone in so he's feeling a bit of guilt but he has been truthful to the group in that he hasn't told any lies.
I think the guy on the Talking Dead got it right when he guessed that the reverend locked himself in the church with all the canned food while the shitstorm outside raged on. He didn't let anyone in so he's feeling a bit of guilt but he has been truthful to the group in that he hasn't told any lies.
Seems the most obvious answer and is what I guessed as well.
It took me a bit to figure out what the hell Bob was doing going out on his own, but after the tears I had to guess he was infected somehow which is weird because he did not seem impacted physically in any way.
Overall I thought it was another solid episode and again I have to applaud them for moving things along. I certainly expected the story of the Terminus guys to take a lot longer to come to a head, or a foot as it were.
While a bite may be quicker, remember that even a scratch from a walker can do you in.
Well I think when he started to cry it became apparent that he knew he was done for. May they were trying to go for surprising?
I just assumed he was bit as soon as he surfaced. It seemed to be written all over his face. As for being impacted physically, it's been less than 24 hours. Fever probably hasn't even kicked in yet.Seems the most obvious answer and is what I guessed as well.
It took me a bit to figure out what the hell Bob was doing going out on his own, but after the tears I had to guess he was infected somehow which is weird because he did not seem impacted physically in any way.
Overall I thought it was another solid episode and again I have to applaud them for moving things along. I certainly expected the story of the Terminus guys to take a lot longer to come to a head, or a foot as it were.
KT
I think the guy on the Talking Dead got it right when he guessed that the reverend locked himself in the church with all the canned food while the shitstorm outside raged on. He didn't let anyone in so he's feeling a bit of guilt but he has been truthful to the group in that he hasn't told any lies.
Still, people eventually would come across the church. They'd see nobody was there and think it was a solid place to camp out for a bit. They'd see the reverend...blahblahblah there's still no way he's just been locked inside that place with food and not dealt with any conflict. Even the farm house in the middle of no where got over run after just a few months.
Nah, why was he out and about? He ran out of food.That's why I'm thinking there's a tie-in with the mortuary group. The house Beth & Darryl stayed at was super-clean, just like the church...the canned foods were opened cleanly & arranged nicely, the preacher's outfit was clean & pressed, the church was spotless...something is fishy here. Maybe the mortician's car collects people seeking safe haven at the church (perhaps that the preacher considers sinners due to armageddon?), and in return the preacher gets food & protection.
Nah, why was he out and about? He ran out of food.