I've seen some speculating about a zombie baby...eeeek
I don't know... he acted increasingly violent and spontaneous to me. I'd say even psychotic there towards the end of his life. Perhaps, if he hadn't been killed, he could have turned into a zombie without even dying first?He didn't have the fever and symptoms of changing before he was killed.
Shane was exposed on the bus, though. (unless they're going to ignore their own filming lol). But it had to be airborne in the beginning (thus the doctor at the CDC whispering to Rick something) because it had to come from somewhere to start. So it'll be interesting to see what the immunity is if there is one.
Yeah I don't watch horror either..and most of the time I have to look away when the zombies really get to eating someone. But it's not so bad and the story is totally worth a little gore.
I will not watch horror anythingThis is not horror LOL
– On Shane becoming zombie, much faster than Amy, and not getting bit: We worked hard to make sure that revelation landed. We knew what we were doing there. We knew it would land a punch. We’ve never had a main character become a zombie to this extent. Those [rapid flashes of zombie mayhem] represent the storm in Shane’s brain to some extent … Amy was a weaker character. Shane is in a murderous rage … he’s going to reanimate quicker. There’s just more life in that zombie, believe it or not. We do have internal rules for that.
LOL Nikki - did you see the Mad Men commercial tonight comparing it to Walking Dead?
And I hate Lorie. She gets on my nerves so bad.
I agree... now that we know it's viral & airborne, how is it possible they can come in contact with the zombies bodies (pushing them away physically), their blood & guts (spraying on their skin), and not turn? It doesn't exactly make sense. But then again, the idea of zombies is pretty much stretching reality to begin with.![]()