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Was sad to see in my FB news feed that viewership dropped between the second and third episodes. I wonder if they will regret taking that weekend off. 

Watching the world fall apart is fun. Watching this family doing dumb things, not so much.
7 mil is still fab. It will be okay, IMO.Was sad to see in my FB news feed that viewership dropped between the second and third episodes. I wonder if they will regret taking that weekend off.![]()
If this were anything like the real world the series would have ended after the first episode when people realized zombies were real and took the necessary and correct precautions, thus ending the zombie apocaplyse before it gotI'm guessing in their universe, no one had ever made a zombie movie, lol. If this sort of thing happened in real life here, too many of us would be clamoring about who got the "Zombie Kill of the Day". lol.![]()
Definitely agree even not knowing what a zombie was these people were the next best thing to being brain dead themselves. Leaving doors open, not taking better precautions, ignoring every single warning sign something really bad is happening in the city and then spinning in circles trying to figure out what to do. Even if the zombies were nothing more than crazy or drugged out people they still acted like complete morons.These character sure don't know anything about zombies in this reality. But that's fine. I don't have a problem with someone not understanding what's going on and approaching a walker at first meet.
But it's stuff like leaving the door open when you know a crazed person is wandering outside your house. The writers don't need to make the characters do dumb stuff like that. The walker could have been outside when the 2nd group showed up and caught them off guard in the front yard. Glad the daughter finally knows
Hopefully that kind of silliness goes away. The show is fun though.
I find myself thinking of what I would do in these situations.
I can't help but do that too only to realize that I probably won't make it alive in a week or so.I'm not built for a zombie apocalypse!
All I know is that if I'm headed out to the desert to flee an outbreak and it's probably the last time I'll see my house, I will do a couple of things: a) I'm taking a shower (I'm looking at you Nick); b) I'll dress smarter (I'm looking at you Alicia and Madison); c) I'll conserver the power of my phone, iPod, etc. (I'm looking at you again Alicia).
If this kid had been homeless a long time, clean clothes might not have been on his mind at all if he wasn't used to having them.Is Nick still wearing the clothes he took from the old man in the hospital? How did he not change in all that time he was home??![]()
Seeing as we probably will never find out how the outbreak started it is plausible to assume if the government was not directly involved with the cause (experimenting with a virus or opening a portal to hell, bad Voodoo, etc) it knew of it happening and started preparing (too late) to contain and prevent it from spreading further.I was a bit surprised to see the military show up and (seemingly) take control of the situation. That response time seemed a tad unrealistic to me. But they are hinting that the government has been aware of this phenomena for at least a little while.
I'm guessing in their universe, no one had ever made a zombie movie, lol. If this sort of thing happened in real life here, too many of us would be clamoring about who got the "Zombie Kill of the Day". lol.![]()
I was a bit surprised to see the military show up and (seemingly) take control of the situation.