Im supposed to believe there are THAT many Americans whose teeth are in such good condition they’ll still be biting people after 3 years of being dead? lol yeah right, who’s giving these zombies dentures??
Show or comic? Cuz the show dragged out the timeline. The Governor’s attack on the prison with a tank was supposed to be like ten months into the apocalypse. It took like 5 years to get there on the show and Carl was almost a teenager.
Most petrol type products are not very long term stable… which is sort of why they make great fuel. Unless someone had a secret oil refinery and a huge supply chain… they should have ran out gas by year 3.
Did the show ever get to the heart of the comic?
Which was the rejection of going ultra violent brutal hardcore. That people aren’t and don’t have to be inherently evil and to not let a few bastards ruin things.
Was everything else along the way needed? No.
But it helps.
Acktaully the zombie virus continually obliterates all bacteria and infectious agents, thereby preserving teeth and the body well past it’s expiration date
I feel like they should have just gone with the evil dead “a wizard did it” if they wanted everyone to be infected and turn and all these zombies to lay around for years and still wake up
!spoiler spoiler In an interview after the series ended, Rovert Kirkman said the cause of the virus was alien spores, the same cause of the original zombie film, Night of the Living Dead. >!
That’s another thing i hate about this show they’re constantly killing people i like but then apparently i have to deal with that whiny loser priest for the entirety of the rest of the show???
Everyone who read the comics and knew that scene was coming:
Robert Kirkman did say he wished he didn’t go so far with the Governor so early in the series because it made writing subsequent villains more difficult. So when he got to Negan, he knew he had to do something serious since it was going to be a longer story arc.
Acktaully the zombie virus continually obliterates all bacteria and infectious agents, thereby preserving teeth and the body well past it’s expiration date
