The Walking Dead season 6 *spoiler alert* Read at own risk!

Just saw the episode again and when Daryl stabbed the walker under glass the pommel looked like that same blood diamond piece of junk.
 
Badhammer said:
Anyone else find it odd that a U.S. soldier is carrying around an RPG? Guess it scripts better than a LAWS or what ever our equivalent weapon is these days.
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That is a very fair question! I can tell you, though, as far as versatility goes, the RPG is a better all-around weapon.
 
I think its funny that the walkers never really cause the group (or the audience) any anxiety or alarm, until the writers WANT them too. Like when Daryl was struggling to get his Xbow out of the duffle bag. Was it really necessary to risk getting bit, when he easily could have grabbed the bag and backed up a few yards?

Also, I always wonder: To what level of decay is a "walker" still a threat? I hate to attempt to add any realism to a scenario that requires so much suspension of disbelief, but some of the walkers are practically walking skeletons. By that theory, why is a completely burnt walker no longer a threat?
 
They have stated in the show that the older walkers have brittle skulls and it's easier to stab in the head.
I'd like to see what would happen in say...New York were it gets cold as hell. Do the walkers freeze?
 
Great season in my opinion, building up to something good. Sad to know we lose a major character this season...and guess what....it's not Glenn. And who ever said the US Military doesn't use RPGKs?
 
adrock1978 said:
I think its funny that the walkers never really cause the group (or the audience) any anxiety or alarm, until the writers WANT them too. Like when Daryl was struggling to get his Xbow out of the duffle bag. Was it really necessary to risk getting bit, when he easily could have grabbed the bag and backed up a few yards?

Also, I always wonder: To what level of decay is a "walker" still a threat? I hate to attempt to add any realism to a scenario that requires so much suspension of disbelief, but some of the walkers are practically walking skeletons. By that theory, why is a completely burnt walker no longer a threat?
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Valid points..
 
Intact nerve fibers equals danger.

Fwiw, my son has a friend who is one of those "scour the internet for spoilers" kind of folks. He says Glen ain't dead, be prepared for a lot of big plot twists. Ymmv, however, as I have not been verifying any of it.
 
littlehoot said:
Intact nerve fibers equals danger.

Fwiw, my son has a friend who is one of those "scour the internet for spoilers" kind of folks. He says Glen ain't dead, be prepared for a lot of big plot twists. Ymmv, however, as I have not been verifying any of it.
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Intact nerve fibers don't to much without the muscle to move the skeleton around. That being said, wasn't there a disembodied head in one of the first couple of seasons that seemed pretty dangerous, since the jaws could still move? I think it was some boyfriend's head being carried around by his girlfriend, that one of the main characters ran across?

I guess it depends on which zombie-lore you subscribe to. Some say that something about the virus slows down the bacteria that causes the body to decay. Some, the body isn't really even dead, yada, yada, yada... hard to tell where TWD gets their operating rules from. They seem to be inconsistent at times. Like why is it they will be snarling walking through the woods when they don't know anyone is around, snarling when they are pursuing someone, or see someone that sees them. But if they are coming in from off-screen behind a person, you can't even hear them shambling through dead leaves?
 
Still my favorite show of all time.....I look past some of the things y'all speak about.....real zombies are already here guys....remember Jesus, he was the first to rise from the dead.
 
Actually, wasn't it a little girl, a centurion's daughter, prior to Lazarus?
 
Well there were 3 raised from the dead in the old testament by Elijah, then Jesus raised 3 the last was Lazarus. Then both Peter and Paul each raised someone from the dead, so about 9 Zombies.
I had to go look it up.
 
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