So in that case the logic is…
A - It might be possible to attack successfully if we have two other units helping
B - We don’t have two other units helping so it’s suicide
C - So we’ll thin our numbers even farther by splitting up and attacking all four legs
D - Profit!
Maybe the drugs were rotting his brain!
-Joe
Perhaps it’s more like, “We’re all gonna die. Maybe one group of four will make it far enough to blow up a leg.” 
The last straw for me was, “I just attacked the radio guy, pulled off some moves that Adrian Peterson would be jealous of and then totally sold you fools out to the aliens. But now, 30 seconds later, I’m really, really sorry I did that. I guess I should have asked them to harness me first and THEN give them the info. Dang it!” I wanted Tom to have to put him down. But instead, he brings him back to camp and lets him go free…again.
Don’t even get me started with Pope, the leader of a gang of homicidal rapists who moonlights as a four star chef and tells kids to listen to their parents.
That would have been outstanding, but you can’t have a kid whack another on TV.
Hell, they should have killed the collaborators, too.
i wanted to like this, but each episode was worse than the previous.
why exactly was weaver in charge anyway? that stupid ponytail was enough for me to not be a follower.
so many idiotic things were done which everyone else has mentioned…
It just occurred to me. D’oh!
IT’S A SOAP OPERA!!!
Seriously, the writing style. It’s a fucking soap!!