Walking Dead season 6

• Glory Days

  

  gut;1760732 wrote:I don't give two shits about Glenn....it puts a hottie back on the zombie-apocalypse market.
  
  To me, Glenn has always been a character that's just kind of there. I've always viewed him as a redshirt who's cheated the inevitable many more times than he should.

  my only hope that is IF he is still alive, he turns out to be like Rick and just doesn't give a fuck anymore about who he kills.
• bigkahuna

  I started rewatching the series just for giggles. I forgot how annoying Andrea was and how much I hated her.
• Sonofanump

  Steven Yeun not in the opening credits...
• GoChiefs

  

  Sonofanump;1762046 wrote:Steven Yeun not in the opening credits...

  He wasn't last week either.
• bigkahuna

  Last night was a decent episode. I wonder what the blood significance is.
• Benny The Jet

  

  Was it blood, or was it cracking? I couldn't tell.
  Initially thought it was blood...if it was, my first thought was it was from her son who was up in the watch tower earlier. Seemed pretty out of it...maybe killed himself?
• bigkahuna

  Benny The Jet;1762324 wrote:Was it blood, or was it cracking? I couldn't tell.
  Initially thought it was blood...if it was, my first thought was it was from her son who was up in the watch tower earlier. Seemed pretty out of it...maybe killed himself?

  That's what I was thinking, or he accidentally fell. I don't think it was just a crack in the wall
• Lovejoy1984

  

  I took it as both. Walkers pushing up against the wall, causing blood to seep through a crack or seam in the sheet metal.
• gut

  Mythbusters did an experiment and there's a limit to how much force a zombie horde could put on a wall or door....so there's no reason those walls should come down. But I suppose you can say that's not scientific since they didn't use an actual zombie horde.
• Lovejoy1984

  

  gut;1762435 wrote:Mythbusters did an experiment and there's a limit to how much force a zombie horde could put on a wall or door....so there's no reason those walls should come down. But I suppose you can say that's not scientific since they didn't use an actual zombie horde.

  I wonder if the factored in imperfect materials and possibly degradation due to limited upkeep and being exposed to the elements.
• gut

  HighRoller74;1762441 wrote:I wonder if the factored in imperfect materials and possibly degradation due to limited upkeep and being exposed to the elements.

  They used a comparatively older barn door reinforced with a handful of very basic materials (2x4's and nails). The force exerted maxes out somewhat surprisingly fast
• Sonofanump

  gut;1762443 wrote:They used a comparatively older barn door reinforced with a handful of very basic materials (2x4's and nails). The force exerted maxes out somewhat surprisingly fast

  The only real life example that can think of would be the Hillsborough soccer fence not collapsing under all that pressure.
• Glory Days

  

  Then again zombie strength isn't consistent. One time a small child can fight off a zombie, next time, a skilled zombie killer like Maggie cant fend off a water logged sewer zombie.
• gut

  Sonofanump;1762487 wrote:The only real life example that can think of would be the Hillsborough soccer fence not collapsing under all that pressure.

  That's a good point, and that wasn't reinforced ( I don't think).
  
  As bodies mass up, there's no leverage and so the force from additional bodies is offset by the lack of leverage. And even if you think about everyone leaning "into the wall", the center of force is going to gradually move backwards to some inflection point.
  
  I'm sure there's a physics explanation that's beyond me, but the wall around that town wouldn't come down without help.
• bigkahuna

  Glory Days;1762516 wrote:Then again zombie strength isn't consistent. One time a small child can fight off a zombie, next time, a skilled zombie killer like Maggie cant fend off a water logged sewer zombie.

  Or back in season 2, a walker couldn't unstick istself from the mud but then ripped open Dale's abdomen with his hands.
• hasbeen

  

  gut;1762435 wrote:But I suppose you can say that's not scientific since they didn't use an actual zombie horde.

  I hate when they half ass stuff like that.
• bigkahuna

  This week was alright. I wonder if that "other" group is led by Negan
• ernest_t_bass

  

  Who said "Help?" Glenn?
• GoPens

  

  In an interview, Norman Reedus said it was not Glenn
• bigkahuna

  GoPens;1764371 wrote:In an interview, Norman Reedus said it was not Glenn

  
  Well fuck him. I think and hope it was Glenn.
  
  On a side note, it seems like this entire season has spanned about an hour and a half of real time
• Sonofanump

  bigkahuna;1764485 wrote:Well fuck him. I think and hope it was Glenn.
  
  On a side note, it seems like this entire season has spanned about an hour and a half of real time

  I was wondering with all that noise attacking Darryl, Abraham, & Sasha, could they be in the same area as Glenn and Nicholas's intestines?
• ernest_t_bass

  

  Sonofanump;1764493 wrote:I was wondering with all that noise attacking Darryl, Abraham, & Sasha, could they be in the same area as Glenn and Nicholas's intestines?

  Would't it be "Nicholas'?"
• Sonofanump

  ernest_t_bass;1764496 wrote:Would't it me "Nicholas'?"

  Don't know, not an educator, not sure what "me Nicholas' " would pertain to.
• ernest_t_bass

  

  Sonofanump;1764497 wrote:Don't know, not an educator, not sure what "me Nicholas' " would pertain to.

  lol... dammit.
• bigkahuna

  Good episode last night.