Sevenpenny

Originally Posted by Lothic

Let's be be clear about it: At least T-Dog had a "plan". I'm not necessarily saying his plan was the best possible one, but when pretty much every other character on the show was mindlessly panicing after they had to run from Hershel's farm I have to give T-Dog at least a few points for being a little more level-headed than most of the others.

To get back to the "post apocalyptic situation" at hand I'll again point out that no one on this show knows ANYTHING about what's going on ANYWHERE beyond the immediate Atlanta area. Sure Jenner at the CDC painted a pretty bad picture but even he had lost contact with the rest of the world. He had no real idea if there were pockets of survivors or not.

I suppose it boils down to what would make sense: if you want to try to find other LIVING survivors in a ZA then your best best is to go where the most people are, which again would be much more easily accessible via I-95. On the other hand if Rick and company decide to avoid any possible contact with actual survivors friendly or not then I guess it'd make more sense to stay away from populated areas.

We already know there are in fact -plenty- of living survivors. Between the nursing home they found in Atlanta and Randall's group there appear to be pockets of non-zombie people all over the place. The chances of finding any remnants of a functioning government (who may be the ones flying the black helicopters we've seen) increases if they head toward HEAVILY POPULATED areas.

Ultimately we all know Rick's group is going to get bogged down with the Prison next season. I'm just saying that T-Dog's plan, while probably not perfect, was also far from being completely ridiculous either. *shrugs*

Originally Posted by Unknown_User

Doesn't surprise me. It's Michael Bay that we're talking about.

Originally Posted by Dark One

I admit it. I squeed when Michonne was on screen.

And Rick grew a pair. Finally. Though, I wanted him to say to them, "What would you have done if I had told you? Huh?". Him telling them that would've killed the last bit of hope that they had. I don't fault him in the slightest.

And Lori. Acting all high and mighty after finding out he killed Shane.



He did reload a couple times, but still. Federal law limits the amount of shots that can be in a pump-action. Think they're made to only hold like 5 in the reservoir and 1 in the chamber. Plus, if you get fire shooting back out of the ejector, you got serious problems with your gun.

Originally Posted by Lycanus

So, Iron-Man is their puller I guess

Originally Posted by houtex

Backstory on the lyrics:

Alexander Courage wrote and had the theme music done. He was therefore entitled to a royalty *each* time that theme was played. Which meant 'awesome' for him if it went syndicated (and it did!)

But Roddenberry, in a complete **** move, knew that if he simply wrote lyrics and attached them to the song, he'd split whatever profits that song would get. And so he wrote the words, attached them, and cut Courage's profits by 50%.

No, really:
http://www.snopes.com/radiotv/tv/trek.asp

Although I like me some Star Trek, and quite a bit of it, Roddenberry was the total jerk, and I hate that he profited in the ways he did for something that was as awesome overall as it was.

/In case that matters to anyone.
//yeah yeah, CSB. Whatevs.

Originally Posted by docbuzzard

I knew it had cheesy lyrics, but didn't realize they were that cheesy. Was that the real lyrics?

Originally Posted by Starflier

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