Disappointed by the latest show, seems like they're in a holding pattern………i think the hidden walkers at the end are family members that they're hoping there's a cure to save them.

Just wondering, maybe I missed it on the show but…why don't the zombies eat each other?

For the same reason they don't eat clowns…..they taste funny! (badumdum pish)

Because they're already dead and the meat is no good I'd imagine, it's already rotted. But why wouldn't they go after animals like deer or horses? Too gamey? Lyme's disease? Also, how come the crows and scavenger animals don't "turn". I know in the resident evil movies that the crows/ravens that eat the dead flesh "turn", but wonder if it'll follow this angle too.

And yes, Dale's hat need to go bye bye. At least put some fishing lures in it.

I don't really dislike any of them, but a couple of them do wear my patience thin. I think Shane is dispicable but a necessary cog to drive the action/tension. I like Daryl and Dale, but they need to find some decent plot for them both, particularly Dale. Carol (Sofia's mom) and Andrea annoy me at times. I'm wondering if lack of plot line = finale death for some of this crew.

You know that those zombies in the barn have to break out and they need someone to eat so they have to have some extra people around for them to. Couple of things that bother me about he show…1) not enough zombies and the season is to short. Hoping next season they go up to at least 20 shows.

Season Finale coming up….

SPOILERS BELOW BEWARE…………………………..

Cool, we can use spoiler tags!

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I'm thinking the old man's daughter might actually move on with them when Rick and the gang are inevitably forced to leave. Now, whether this is through a difference of opinion or through zombie intervention remains to be seen. I, for one, will definitely be glad when they finally do move on as their is little drama in their current living arrangement. I prefer it when they have to be always watchful for danger as it makes for a much more exciting show.

Yeah I saw something similar to this on another website and looked here to see if we had it too…BOOM BAYBEE!

Not for nothing but wouldn't it be poetic justice if Hershel became a zombie snack? I think the daughter Maggie was unsure about the "Walkers" until she got attacked by one and now she knows differently. Kind of like Dale's (I think) point with Hershel, they're not people anymore and they do/will kill others, there's no soul left to try to save etc etc.

I hear they taste fowl….HAH!

umm essentially yes!