I always look forward to Brads posts after the episode. :-) :-)

What about Rob Zombie?

It'd be great to see a baby zombie crawling after people. It should be easy to kill given the skull's still on the softer side. :-)

Not that I am a zombie know-it-all, but I thought all zombie heads and their body in general are soft, which makes it easier to impale them?

Speaking specifically to the soft tissue issue, how does a zombie get pregnant then?

Well, Mikey, I think you are more than likely RIGHT, however, I IMAGINED that the Producers/Director ''
had more 'integrity' and would stick with the precedent set initially, so therefore it HAD to be significant,
but in the end I am sure you are right...and looking for some directorial consistency in Hollyweird is asking
a bit too much, I guess. Looks like we will have to see how it progresses.

By Hollywood rules, if they shot a scene like that, and used it, it's most definitely going to be
important, and it will be a game changer for the most part. A paradigm shifter to put it like the
cliche' artists say. Interested to see how it plays out. Of course the cops did not die from
bullets, nor scratches, so what was their cause of death?

The more I think about this, the more it seems to line up. I keep thinking of Stephen King's Dreamcatcher, where Mr. Gray was trying to dump an alien body into the standpipe to infect the town. Not sure if that is overly influencing my thought, but what was the point to the whole "send Glenn down the well" scene? (And what kind of idiots are they to do that, anyway?)

One of the things that keeps bugging me is the rapid deterioration of Blondie. I think she was at the sink when she collapsed, and she sure looked pale & deathly for awhile laying on the bed. Now she doesn't eat and is obsessed with suicide. Maybe those are signs. It wouldn't explain why only Blondie is affected, when they are all drinking & washing from the same supply, but it has me thinking.

On a personal note, the healthcare worker in me cringes at the lack of universal precautions with all that blood spatter around. :-)

I think if the walkers getting faster was a plot issue then it would be more obvious like Rick would say "sheet! These walkers are getting faster!"

Maybe the cops poisened themselves? Hard to say. I just think it's very interesting that there were burnt bodies and that the camera was very specific about focusing on them.

With them getting granted a third season, It is unlikely to resolve itself soon, or I would say hey, we'll find out
Sunday, haha. Who knows when we will know. But yeah, I think Rick WOULD say such a thing.

It's got to be the Government, They screw up everything

I'm hoping they still do flashback segments in the beginning of some upcoming episodes. I really enjoyed the few they have done so far, especially the one w/them stuck on I-85 when they see the Army bomb Atlanta

That was slick, watching the Apaches straff

No kidding. Was it mentioned on the show how this all started?

Makes sense to me.

I'm with you on this. It would be great to see. :-)

I'm guessing this is why they have made a couple of points about the water supply. With the well thing, and the water treatment plant or whatever it was. Could also be why they burned some bodies there. A futile first attempt at eradicating the problem.

Maybe this was already brought up???

I clearly watched Shane cut his hand, wipe it on the doorway of the school bus... A zombie licked the blood... Shane stabbed the zombie in the head, then wiped his cut hand at the same place the zombie licked, to attract another zombie. WTF?

:-)How do you not get infected?

I don't think you can get infected by zombies by fluids...if this is what you are referring too, I believe you have to be bitten.

Yup, they wiped zombie guts all over themselves in Atlanta to avoid detection, remember?

I would like to have relations with a female zombie....would that be considered munting?

pssst read the comics for some female zombie molestations. :-)