The Walking Dead Season 4

[Robiwon]

Flying Zombies with Freakin Laser Beams! That would be a great Syfy channel show!

 

[Sluis Van Shipyards]

yeah, they are [piratevoice] more like guidelines anyway [/piratevoice]

There not set in stone dates.

Many people confuse Use-By, Best if Used By, Best By, Best Before dates and Sell By dates with an Actual Expires on date. Anything in the use by, best by category is when the manufacturer thinks it is best to use it before and has nothing to do with safety.

Yeah my sister is a complete freak about that stuff. If something says best used by she will treat it like poison. She's a moron.

I think it's funny that 90% of the comments on here and Internet in general about this episode is people talking about whether the pudding would still be good. :lol

 

[darthgordon]

I think you have to think of walkers more like animals than something that used to be human. Animals aren't very bright (compared to humans). They're easily fooled into thinking that decoys are one of them, even though they obviously are not (to us). Many are fooled by something that just has the same shape and scent. Walkers also exhibit a herd behavior... they follow each other. They just wander with each other watching to see if one of them sees food. They're just driven by the instinct to eat. They're also pretty messed up... so not only are their eyes not functioning the best, their brains probably don't interpret the images very well. But even cats have terrific vision... but they can't tell that the laser dot is not an animal. They just know it's something small and moving quickly and must die. Their brains don't reason the same as ours do.

Removing their ability to attack makes them docile because they have the same ability to learn that animals have... they learn they can't do anything and just give up. But much like animals they can't really reason very well... they can't open doors or use tools.

The other walkers see these two walkers walking along someone else that has the same shape... do to the fact that those two aren't agitated or trying to eat her, they figure she's just one of them. Once again, they're not smart enough to reason that those two "pets" are roped or chained.

 

[CB2001]

I think you have to think of walkers more like animals than something that used to be human. Animals aren't very bright (compared to humans). They're easily fooled into thinking that decoys are one of them, even though they obviously are not (to us). Many are fooled by something that just has the same shape and scent. Walkers also exhibit a heard behavior... they follow each other. They just wander with each other watching to see if one of them sees food. They're just driven by the instinct to eat. They're also pretty messed up... so not only are their eyes not functioning the best, their brains probably don't interpret the images very well. But even cats have terrific vision... but they can't tell that the laser dot is not an animal. They just know it's something small and moving quickly and must die. Their brains don't reason the same as ours do.

Removing their ability to attack makes them docile because they have the same ability to learn that animals have... they learn they can't do anything and just give up. But much like animals they can't really reason very well... they can't open doors or use tools.

The other walkers see these two walkers walking along someone else that has the same shape... do to the fact that those two aren't agitated or trying to eat her, they figure she's just one of them. Once again, they're not smart enough to reason that those two "pets" are roped or chained.

Very well put, Darth.

 

[Riceball]

Seeing this last episode really gets to me, have these people not learned their lesson after Herschel's farm and actually come up with a bug out plan that includes a rendezvous point? It's obvious they haven't but you'd think that after how much trouble they had finding each other again after bugging out of Herschel's farm that after they found and moved into the prison one of the first things they would have done is find and designate a rendezvous point in the off chance that they had to bug out of the prison in a huge hurry. But no, they still just scatter to the winds like last time and will probably end up losing people before they finally reunite, except this time they have a whole lot more people to lose although in terms of the show only the core group really matter and none of the Woodbury refugees really matter much to the audience.

 

[Joosh]

Seeing this last episode really gets to me, have these people not learned their lesson after Herschel's farm and actually come up with a bug out plan that includes a rendezvous point? It's obvious they haven't but you'd think that after how much trouble they had finding each other again after bugging out of Herschel's farm that after they found and moved into the prison one of the first things they would have done is find and designate a rendezvous point in the off chance that they had to bug out of the prison in a huge hurry. But no, they still just scatter to the winds like last time and will probably end up losing people before they finally reunite, except this time they have a whole lot more people to lose although in terms of the show only the core group really matter and none of the Woodbury refugees really matter much to the audience.

They did have a plan. The plan was to get everyone to the prison bus and flee if things went bad. They forgot the first rule of warfare, no plan survives first contact with the enemy.

 

[The Mad Professor]

Flying Zombies with Freakin Laser Beams! That would be a great Syfy channel show!

Robiwon, I swear on Odin's beard and to almighty Zeus that if they make that abomination you just described, I will hunt you down and break all your props slowly and right in front of you, gather the remnants, place them on your vehicle's engine block, and light the whole thing on fire.

All while wearing a kilt regimentally on a windy day.

 

[CB2001]

Seeing this last episode really gets to me, have these people not learned their lesson after Herschel's farm and actually come up with a bug out plan that includes a rendezvous point? It's obvious they haven't but you'd think that after how much trouble they had finding each other again after bugging out of Herschel's farm that after they found and moved into the prison one of the first things they would have done is find and designate a rendezvous point in the off chance that they had to bug out of the prison in a huge hurry. But no, they still just scatter to the winds like last time and will probably end up losing people before they finally reunite, except this time they have a whole lot more people to lose although in terms of the show only the core group really matter and none of the Woodbury refugees really matter much to the audience.

I think had a plan to meet up back at Hershel's farm in the comic after the prison fell. Don't know if that's the same plan for the show though.

 

[Riceball]

They did have a plan. The plan was to get everyone to the prison bus and flee if things went bad. They forgot the first rule of warfare, no plan survives first contact with the enemy.

You sure that was the plan since it didn't seem like everyone got on the bus or even attempted to get on the bus, just a small handful of people. If that was the plan then it must have been for everyone to get on the bus and just keep on driving until they felt like stopping because if they had a rendezvous point set up then it seems that Rick & Carl and Michonne didn't know about it.

 

[Robiwon]

Robiwon, I swear on Odin's beard and to almighty Zeus that if they make that abomination you just described, I will hunt you down and break all your props slowly and right in front of you, gather the remnants, place them on your vehicle's engine block, and light the whole thing on fire.

All while wearing a kilt regimentally on a windy day.

Actually, John Tyler from Syfy (admin exec for project development) contacted me via FB, where I had posted just a brief little story synopsis based on the above, expressing an interest in me writing a longer version of my story for submission to their STI Department. I'm assuming for a possible future movie. I've been asked not to talk about it further than that. So.......

 

[The Mad Professor]

Actually, John Tyler from Syfy (admin exec for project development) contacted me via FB, where I had posted just a brief little story synopsis based on the above, expressing an interest in me writing a longer version of my story for submission to their STI Department. I'm assuming for a possible future movie. I've been asked not to talk about it further than that. So.......

My warning stands.

 

[Robiwon]

Actually post #810 was all BS.






or was it.......

 

[rodneyfaile]

Flying Zombies with Freakin Laser Beams..... performing musical numbers about their day jobs.

Zombie Pop

 

[Robiwon]

I think I will write a draft and send it into Syfy. After thinking about it, I came up with a plausible reason why zombies would have laser beams. Thanks Mad Professor!

 

[The Mad Professor]

I think I will write a draft and send it into Syfy. After thinking about it, I came up with a plausible reason why zombies would have laser beams. Thanks Mad Professor!

 

[Robiwon]

Just think, winged zombies with military grade (hint hint) laser weapons able to swoop down from above, blast their victims and land on them to start munching away. No where for our female scientist heroines to hide. Oooooooh, so many fresh ideas flowing out of this....

 

[The Mad Professor]

Just think, winged zombies with military grade (hint hint) laser weapons able to swoop down from above, blast their victims and land on them to start munching away. No where for our female scientist heroines to hide. Oooooooh, so many fresh ideas flowing out of this....

 

[YenChih Lin]

Dafuq?!

Just think, winged zombies with military grade (hint hint) laser weapons able to swoop down from above, blast their victims and land on them to start munching away. No where for our female scientist heroines to hide. Oooooooh, so many fresh ideas flowing out of this....

 

[Robiwon]

Well, I can see there is no love here for "Flying Zombie Squad, Death from the Sky". I'll just take my script and go away.

stomp stomp stomp...........

And now, back to our regularly scheduled programming....

 

[Sluis Van Shipyards]

Seeing this last episode really gets to me, have these people not learned their lesson after Herschel's farm and actually come up with a bug out plan that includes a rendezvous point? It's obvious they haven't but you'd think that after how much trouble they had finding each other again after bugging out of Herschel's farm that after they found and moved into the prison one of the first things they would have done is find and designate a rendezvous point in the off chance that they had to bug out of the prison in a huge hurry. But no, they still just scatter to the winds like last time and will probably end up losing people before they finally reunite, except this time they have a whole lot more people to lose although in terms of the show only the core group really matter and none of the Woodbury refugees really matter much to the audience.

I thought the same thing. I'm really hoping that they are moving toward a bug out spot and haven't gotten there yet. If not it's really bad writing. You have a sheriff outside Atlanta so I'm assuming he had disaster preparedness drills. I would think Rick would have had a plan.