Season 4, Episode 1 - 30 Days Without an Accident [Spoilers]

Junco Partner · 19-10-2013 04:12AM

Wonder how often the crew wiping out the walkers at the fence actually make it outside to clear the bodies? Seems as if there's always piles of new zeds streaming in probably way to risky to clear them. Perhaps the bodies pile up for days at a time. With hundreds of rotten corpses in that close a proximity to the survivors and the livestock no wonder poor Milhouse ended up down with the sickness doubt it's anything as fancy as a new strain of the zed virus probably good old fashioned cholera or some such.

on a sidenote Is milhouse the nerdy kid from everybody hates chris?

LOSTfan57 · 19-10-2013 07:19AM

Junco Partner wrote: »

Wonder how often the crew wiping out the walkers at the fence actually make it outside to clear the bodies? Seems as if there's always piles of new zeds streaming in probably way to risky to clear them. Perhaps the bodies pile up for days at a time. With hundreds of rotten corpses in that close a proximity to the survivors and the livestock no wonder poor Milhouse ended up down with the sickness doubt it's anything as fancy as a new strain of the zed virus probably good old fashioned cholera or some such.

on a sidenote Is milhouse the nerdy kid from everybody hates chris?

Yep thats him...also voiced Phineas in Phineas & Ferb

thegills · 19-10-2013 08:08AM

Looks like there is a new breed of clever zombies on the loose and not the usual brain dead ones. Fence guy looked like he was sussing out the prison entrances and stuff.
Also what's the story with the constant sunny weather. Hurricane season must be due soon.

Liam McPoyle · 19-10-2013 01:55PM

Enjoyed it well enough though some of the CGI in the mall scene was very poor.

Really glad the Irish wan bought the bar, the accent was as grating as anything I've ever heard anywhere, it made my eyeballs hurt.

LOSTfan57 · 19-10-2013 02:00PM

Agreed....how on earth can an Irish actress have such a bizzarre exagerrated Irish accent....

dm1979 · 19-10-2013 02:02PM

Baldy Conscience wrote: »

He came from Woodbury

He did come from Woodbury, a drunk old army medic who the governor took a liking to because he reminded him of his dad. Any one esle read the books? What do you think about how far away from the story of the books is com paired to he series. Love the series, love the books, yet to read the comics!

LOSTfan57 · 19-10-2013 02:42PM

dm1979 wrote: »

He did come from Woodbury, a drunk old army medic who the governor took a liking to because he reminded him of his dad. Any one esle read the books? What do you think about how far away from the story of the books is com paired to he series. Love the series, love the books, yet to read the comics!

That doesn't mean this Bob came from Woodbury....they have switched up things already....I won't/can't say more as I dont want to ruin the comics.....however in the book comics Bob is white 50's....not black 30's ha....they do do things like this

dm1979 · 19-10-2013 04:31PM

LOSTfan57 wrote: »

That doesn't mean this Bob came from Woodbury....they have switched up things already....I won't/can't say more as I dont want to ruin the comics.....however in the book comics Bob is white 50's....not black 30's ha....they do do things like this

I meant he was a resident of woodbury, arrived with lilly and Megan, just read the fall of the governor and its a hole different story, there's no way it can connect with what's going on in the series

storker · 20-10-2013 11:57AM

The question of the Irishwoman's husband was left unclear, I thought. It seemed like he had turned but she was keeping him under some sacking, which seems...unlikely...unless she'd done a Michonne on him, which seems even less likely.

I was expecting an encounter with cannibals at the end of that walk. All the talk about "things you've been forced to do" and "can you come back from it?" seemed to be hinting at that very strongly. I suppose there's still just enough food left that survivors haven't had to turn to cannibalism...yet.

LOSTfan57 · 20-10-2013 12:45PM

storker wrote: »

The question of the Irishwoman's husband was left unclear, I thought. It seemed like he had turned but she was keeping him under some sacking, which seems...unlikely...unless she'd done a Michonne on him, which seems even less likely.

I was expecting an encounter with cannibals at the end of that walk. All the talk about "things you've been forced to do" and "can you come back from it?" seemed to be hinting at that very strongly. I suppose there's still just enough food left that survivors haven't had to turn to cannibalism...yet.

It was answered on Talking Dead. Eddies dismembered walker head was kept in the sack

Lovely Bloke · 20-10-2013 05:32PM

LOSTfan57 wrote: »

It was answered on Talking Dead. Eddies dismembered walker head was kept in the sack

How was it moving then?!

PhiloCypher · 20-10-2013 06:20PM

Baldy Conscience wrote: »

How was it moving then?!

Moving lol you make it sound like it sprouted legs thing style and skittered across the screen, the Very limited movement we see is just him opening and closing his mouth.

LOSTfan57 · 20-10-2013 07:08PM

Baldy Conscience wrote: »

How was it moving then?!

Its a walker/reanimated head.....it was prob just snarling and biting....as always

That_Guy · 21-10-2013 10:41PM

Just through that episode. Decent enough but felt the Cork girl's story was a bit pointless given she was given the chop right away. Thought she looked a bit like a walker myself.

Be interesting to learn what the story is with those red eyed zombies. Rick was looking twice at one zombie at the fence and Millhouse's eyes looked similar at the end.

I've a feeling the livestock may have gotten infected through contaminated water.

I'm sure Herschel will put his vet skills to good use and slice open that piggy in an episode or two.

Overall a decent episode. Enjoyed the shopping mall action though how no zombie managed to fall through the roof before then is strange.

Cienciano · 21-10-2013 11:55PM

There's so much wrong with the show I don't know where to start. Idiotic decisions people make and stupid weapons they carry. Have to keep watching though!

Rovi wrote: »

Good to see that Daryl is still blatting around on the loudest motorcycle in history and that the Hyundai SUV is as pristine as ever

I notice Daryl has copped on that off road tyres are now a good idea on a custom chopper. All he needs to do is lost the stupid handlebars.
Oh no, he can't do that, because the most important thing in a zombie apocalypse is to try and look cool!

starskey77 · 23-10-2013 07:16AM

how can they sleep at night with all those zombies at the fence rattling to get in

coolabula · 23-10-2013 10:15AM

I'm sure this has been answered somewhere else but someone here might know off hand.
How much fuel would they have left?
It has been about 2 years since the outbreak, I know they are siphoning fuel where they can but realistically how much can be left?

starskey77 · 23-10-2013 01:44PM

car batteries now there's another 1 how do they spend social time

Gulliver · 24-10-2013 01:33PM

LOSTfan57 wrote: »

It was answered on Talking Dead. Eddies dismembered walker head was kept in the sack

Maybe I'm reading too much into it but did Rick behead Oirish after she died and put her head in the sack with her husband's so they could be together like she wanted?

I reckon he wouldn't be so calm walking off from a freshly dead body unless he'd incapacitated it.

Season 4, Episode 1 - 30 Days Without an Accident [Spoilers]

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