Didn't they all get blown up at the end of last season by a nuke?
My guess about the plane crew is that the heat from the nukes thawed them out just enough that they could move. What was unrealistic I thought was a) the fact that the interceptors took so long to deploy and b) that the incoming missiles detonated as a result of the impact. But obviously the point there was to create some drama for the arctic part of the story. Citizen Z hasn't really had to deal much with zombies so far so that might be fun. Although my guess is that they freeze up again soon.watched it last night, was a pretty good return for the series. was a bit light on the miraculous escape of everyone from there target areas, except the one guy that has the surprise missile defense pop up.
some of the best points:
indianaing it in the refrigerator.
zombie chicks making out, until they remember they're zombies.
stripper pole stripping the arm.
odd thing was the plane full of the stations crew that had been dead the entire first season, decide now is the time to come to life?
TWD has definitely become too . . . let's call it 'ponderous.' We're supposed to watch and re-watch every episode to extract every tiny morsel of meaning whereas ZNation is just fun.So I'm half way through season 1, and I can confidently say this is better than The Walking Dead. Even the zombinado in the show was better than the tornado in Walking Dead. I think it might be the sense of progression. Arcs in TWD that take 1 or 2 seasons are done in one episode in Z Nation. The only thing I don't like about it is DJ Qualls in that Arctic station.
They were overdue to lose someone. Can't imagine that they'llkeep up the same pace as last season.Spoiler:
Yay for that character I didn't like finally being gone. (Well, hopefully staying gone as well)
What bothered you about the arctic station. Whatever it was it seems that many other people agreed since things have changed up somewhat in this season.
You do understand that the guy you're talking about is working at an NSA outpost, right? He's not a magic hacker. He's someone who was put there by a govt agency and charged with doing things like surveilling communications from across the globe.I just thought the hacker/radio guy thing was dumb. It made sense for the first episode, but most of the time they went back to Citizen Z I didnt find it funny or interesting, except for the cosmonaut episode. Even though it was a good episode, it was lame from the beginning because you know why things are happening.
I dunno, could be that I just dont like radio dj characters, except for maybe in The Warriors. And I dont like magical hackers. Putting them together is like the worst combo ever.
You do understand that the guy you're talking about is working at an NSA outpost, right? He's not a magic hacker. He's someone who was put there by a govt agency and charged with doing things like surveilling communications from across the globe.
Spoiler:
Yay for that character I didn't like finally being gone. (Well, hopefully staying gone as well)
OK. I see what you're saying. I guess nothing has happened so far to directly challenge my suspension of disbelief yet. Well, actually it has but that was this season not last and I don't want to explain further since it would be a spoiler for you if you're watching the first season still.
The part about the air filtration made sense to me at the time. I vaguely remember something about the CO2 filter needing to be changed or something along those lines. That didn't strike me as being something either very difficult or technical but since you just watched the episode, I'll defer to your observations.
As long as they don't kill off the 10k Sniper kid in Z nation and Daryl in TWD I can continue watching. They all give off the Legolas badass loner character that make them my favorite to root for.