Thou shalt not lie
Thou shalt not steal
Thou shalt not FUCK with Carol
I’d also like to thank Kevin Smith for dressing up a bit this time on Talking Dead instead of his usual shorts and jersey disaster.
Well also the fact that the people of Alexandria are so damn soft. I don’t think an actual suburb is full of people so soft.
Well Father Gabriel is still alive despite being much less useful than Morgan.
She’s not one of the Wolves, but she’s not an Alexandrian either. She was completely ambivalent over the invasion; Carl’s the only person she showed any interest in.
I like to imagine she was picturing the female Wolf as her late husband. 
It really reminded me of season one when Carol had to stake Ed, and she got so carried away Daryl had to look away.
Every time Enid enters the picture most of the blood rushes out of Carl’s brain. It doesn’t help that Carl had to go directly from being a child to adulthood, and now is thrust back into being a teenager. None of the other teens in town have had experiences similar to his, and Enid’s had even more traumatic ones.
None much happened w/ the FTW webisodes this week, but then was this IRL. 
42:40, including “previously on…” and credits.
(I pay for cable, including premium channels, but I still watch virtually everything by downloading the stripped of commercials versions.)
Add her? She IS the list. I could stand anyone dying except Carol.
Suburb resident here, all of us entirely typical. We’re not a bunch of Ricks and Carols, but I think we’d be more formidable than the Alexandria softies.
Maybe nitpicky, but there was a switch on the dashboard that activated the horn on the truck? Like an on/off flip switch? That’s not how the air horn on a truck works, is it? It’s usually a pull cord overhead or the usual steering wheel push. I thought they were going to have to yank some wires under the hood to silence the horn. Seems a really weak cheat.
Without the teenage girl hormone issue in front of his face I bet he snaps back to tough guy pretty quick
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Maybe nitpicky, but there was a switch on the dashboard that activated the horn on the truck? Like an on/off flip switch? That’s not how the air horn on a truck works, is it? It’s usually a pull cord overhead or the usual steering wheel push. I thought they were going to have to yank some wires under the hood to silence the horn. Seems a really weak cheat.
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It’s not unusual for truckers to add a second (much louder) air horn to their rigs. Comes in handy for when you really really want to shake up the idiot driver in front of you. I could see that wired into one of the auxiliary switches.
I really want the Wolves to be like the Templars from Warriors of the Wasteland…
“We are the Templars. The warriors of vengeance. We are the Templars. The high priests of death. We have been chosen to make others pay for the crime of being alive. We guarantee that all humanity, accomplices and heirs of the nuclear[zombie] holocaust, will be wiped out once and for all. That the seed of Man will be canceled forever from the face of the earth!”
The Wolves are the people that didn’t stay sane, and discovered vast stores of really good drugs. Then formed a new religion, based on the zombies as God’s will, and they are doing God’s work.
I just made that up, just now. But it actually sounds pretty good.
Sometimes I surprise myself.
Can’t wait to meet the leader of these batshit crazy fuckheads.
I’ll spoiler it for you:
It’s Marlon Brando
That reminds me. How awesome would it be to see a famous person in the zombie horde? Or anywhere? Big stars could do guest cameos, and get their heads punched. It would make the series so awesome.
You know in a zombie apocalypse you would have to come across some famous person, as a zombie.
Tonally that would be wrong for the show… but the problem is Zombieland already the fake out pretty fabulously with Bill Murray.
Z-Nation which is a bit lighter toned is apparently having George RR Martin appear as a zombie.
Alexandria would have been so screwed if not for Rick’s group. How many of the wolves were killed by someone not belonging to Rick’s group? I can only remember the person that the barber lady killed. I guess there was the guy that Aaron shot, but Rosita was with him. Anyone else?
And Rick and the Herd (BAND NAME) were also close enough to hear the gunfire. You’d think that Air horns and gunfire would get their undivided attention.
I’ll be waiting to see if the writers cover that adequately.
Dawn of the Dead (2004) sort of did that. Andy was shooting zombies based on how close they looked to a celebrity. “Burt Reynolds” in his orange ambulance jacket from Cannonball Run was one and “Rosie O’Donnel” was another (they didn’t show “her” zombie.
I don’t know about ‘undivided.’ They are escorting a few thousand walkers down the road. They can’t just say “Time out–all you zombies wait here until we get back.”
The famous person as zombie would work better on FTWD as it is set in L.A.
Oh, and FXmastermind. That’s my theory too.
We just watched it tonight. Carl’s Main Squeeze left, and so did Morgan Two good characters that are too good to write off.
How did the wolves get in, climb those damn outside buttresses?