Official Fear the Walking Dead Thread

[The Big Train]

They had a special "Talking Dead" episode after the finale.  They discussed Nick's outfit. 

And yea, he shot the dude's daughter because that would hurt him the most. 

well I think Daniel is gonna be just fine, that army guys face tho won't be

[Mrs. Gooch]

They had a special "Talking Dead" episode after the finale.  They discussed Nick's outfit. 

And yea, he shot the dude's daughter because that would hurt him the most.

What did they say about Nick's outfit? Why didn't he change when he was at his own house?

[Mrs. Gooch]

That nurse lady should have given some instructions on how to take care of the girl's gunshot wound before she let them shoot her.

Do you think Daniel is going to be mad at his dad for killing his mom?

How are they going to get to Abigail? Does Strand have a tender? I wonder if they will encounter some "infecteds" while trying to get there. I was really expecting to see some "infecteds" swimming in that last shot. Can they swim? (I don't watch TWD.)

[dmartin]

That nurse lady should have given some instructions on how to take care of the girl's gunshot wound before she let them shoot her.

Do you think Daniel is going to be mad at his dad for killing his mom?

How are they going to get to Abigail? Does Strand have a tender? I wonder if they will encounter some "infecteds" while trying to get there. I was really expecting to see some "infecteds" swimming in that last shot. Can they swim? (I don't watch TWD.)

I was a little confused by that outtro.  As long as they stuck to it, I was wondering if I was missing something that I should have been able to see.  The water was a little reddish, but I just assumed it was underwater plant growth/reefs/ or something natural. 

I also assume that infecteds can not swim, as they are too slow moving. maybe some could float along, or walk along the bottom of shallow water (not like they need to breath, or do they?)

[Yard Dog]

They had a special "Talking Dead" episode after the finale.  They discussed Nick's outfit. 

And yea, he shot the dude's daughter because that would hurt him the most.

What did they say about Nick's outfit? Why didn't he change when he was at his own house?

I think they basically said that the actor really liked the coat and that addicts are used to wearing the same clothes for days at a time.

[dmartin]

They had a special "Talking Dead" episode after the finale.  They discussed Nick's outfit. 

And yea, he shot the dude's daughter because that would hurt him the most.

What did they say about Nick's outfit? Why didn't he change when he was at his own house?

I think they basically said that the actor really liked the coat and that addicts are used to wearing the same clothes for days at a time.

What's odd is he kept putting it back on. They showed him swimming, and made it out that that was what he was doing all day, every day. So he kept putting that same outfit back on. (or at least he put it back on that day)

[Yard Dog]

That nurse lady should have given some instructions on how to take care of the girl's gunshot wound before she let them shoot her.

Do you think Daniel is going to be mad at his dad for killing his mom?

How are they going to get to Abigail? Does Strand have a tender? I wonder if they will encounter some "infecteds" while trying to get there. I was really expecting to see some "infecteds" swimming in that last shot. Can they swim? (I don't watch TWD.)

I was a little confused by that outtro.  As long as they stuck to it, I was wondering if I was missing something that I should have been able to see.  The water was a little reddish, but I just assumed it was underwater plant growth/reefs/ or something natural. 

I also assume that infecteds can not swim, as they are too slow moving. maybe some could float along, or walk along the bottom of shallow water (not like they need to breath, or do they?)

It is two separate zombie universes, but in the book version of World War Z, zombies would walk into the water and over time would start walking onto beaches of islands that they made it to. They also climbed up anchors that they came across. I am not sure they will use that train of thought in TWD's universe, but it would be pretty interesting.

[Mrs. Gooch]

Have there been any walkers in water on TWD?

[puniraptor]

Have there been any walkers in water on TWD?

not open water, but underwater in that bldg with a hole in floor that they jumped into the basement and they were all soggy

[dmartin]

Have there been any walkers in water on TWD?

not open water, but underwater in that bldg with a hole in floor that they jumped into the basement and they were all soggy

I would assume a walker in the water would start to disintegrate the more they were underwater, until eventually just falling apart (or torn apart by fish/other sea animals)

[ben ji]

Have there been any walkers in water on TWD?

not open water, but underwater in that bldg with a hole in floor that they jumped into the basement and they were all soggy

I would assume a walker in the water would start to disintegrate the more they were underwater, until eventually just falling apart (or torn apart by fish/other sea animals)

What about land animals? Obviously there are just a few animals that could take down a human/walker but I would love to see that in a scene.

Just a shot of a lone mountain lion taking down a walker then dragging it by the neck down an empty road.

[dmartin]

Have there been any walkers in water on TWD?

not open water, but underwater in that bldg with a hole in floor that they jumped into the basement and they were all soggy

I would assume a walker in the water would start to disintegrate the more they were underwater, until eventually just falling apart (or torn apart by fish/other sea animals)

What about land animals? Obviously there are just a few animals that could take down a human/walker but I would love to see that in a scene.

Just a shot of a lone mountain lion taking down a walker then dragging it by the neck down an empty road.

Which brings up the question, how quickly does "walker meat" go bad?  Would most wild animals treat the walker as if it was already a carcass (which it is) and not think of it as food?  I could see a pack of vultures going for a walker.

[Mrs. Gooch]

Do animals turn into walker animals if they are bitten by a walker?

[Cartierfor3]

Do animals turn into walker animals if they are bitten by a walker?

no

[wabash909]

Man, I can't wait for next season when they all pile into that yacht to sail down to Cabo so thy can ride out this zombie apocalypse on the Baja Peninsula.

[Cartierfor3]

these shows spread out seasons way too much. i'll have no idea any context of the last thing to happen when it comes back. like, i have no idea where TWD is. Terminus or somethign?

[CNS]

I didn't like the army overrun thing.  I mean, if they had more than like 8 soldiers, this could have gone diff.  Also, you know the military would have totally been ready to bomb the crap out of the mass horde well before the gate. 

[Emo EMAW]

Have there been any walkers in water on TWD?

not open water, but underwater in that bldg with a hole in floor that they jumped into the basement and they were all soggy

I would assume a walker in the water would start to disintegrate the more they were underwater, until eventually just falling apart (or torn apart by fish/other sea animals)

What about land animals? Obviously there are just a few animals that could take down a human/walker but I would love to see that in a scene.

Just a shot of a lone mountain lion taking down a walker then dragging it by the neck down an empty road.

I've been wanting the same.  Like the clan relocates to Denver or something, they get cornered in a back alley, and then all of a sudden a huge grizzly swoops in and starts tearing up the walkers, and the crew escapes.

[dmartin]

I didn't like the army overrun thing.  I mean, if they had more than like 8 soldiers, this could have gone diff.  Also, you know the military would have totally been ready to bomb the crap out of the mass horde well before the gate.

So just to clear things up, did they napalm the entire base while everyone was inside?  hence the massive pile of ashed corpses outside?

[Yard Dog]

I didn't like the army overrun thing.  I mean, if they had more than like 8 soldiers, this could have gone diff.  Also, you know the military would have totally been ready to bomb the crap out of the mass horde well before the gate.

So just to clear things up, did they napalm the entire base while everyone was inside?  hence the massive pile of ashed corpses outside?

I assumed that was just where the military had been taking the bodies of the dead to burn.

[Yard Dog]

I didn't like the army overrun thing.  I mean, if they had more than like 8 soldiers, this could have gone diff.  Also, you know the military would have totally been ready to bomb the crap out of the mass horde well before the gate.

I just assumed that a lot of the soldiers that had been stationed there had already cleared out in preparation for operation Cobalt.

[Brock Landers]

I didn't like the army overrun thing.  I mean, if they had more than like 8 soldiers, this could have gone diff.  Also, you know the military would have totally been ready to bomb the crap out of the mass horde well before the gate.

Plus the military already knew head shots was the way to go but when they unloaded on that swarm of arena zombies it looked like mostly body shots.  Maybe they panicked, who knows.

[puniraptor]

yeah not sure how they got from the surgical headshot killsquads we saw on the streets to that crap show.

[dmartin]

yeah not sure how they got from the surgical headshot killsquads we saw on the streets to that crap show.

panic and mass targets would be my guess

[Mrs. Gooch]

They left the worst soldiers behind because they knew there was a chance they wouldn't get to extract them.