JulesMaximus
No Lifer
- Jul 3, 2003
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FWIW, a similar situation happens in the comics as well.this was the last episode of this show i will be watching. it is just so boring and slow with absolutely no plot development.
OH WOW NOW SHE IS PREGNANT WITH SHANES BABY WOW, CANT WAIT TO SEE MORE ABOUT THE LOVE TRIANGLE!!!
fuck this show
...So, I asked my bro-in-law who sort of works with GPS systems. It appears that the GPS system would remain working for a pretty long time, as much as years, even if all the controls on the Earth were no longer working. The biggest problem would be the satellites slipping out of their orbits and no one being around to adjust them.
I would think that a few of those cars on the highway would have either built in or, even better, a portable GPS that may come in handy some time in the future, no?
MotionMan
Is it possible that they're trying to avoid catching up to the comic? I haven't read it, so I'm not sure how far along it is. It does sound like they're changing a few plot points (based on what I've spoiled for myself in the spoiler tags), and that's usually not a good sign.
I have been thinking about the group's transportation. As far as I can tell, none of their vehicles have GPS. That got me thinking.
So, I asked my bro-in-law who sort of works with GPS systems. It appears that the GPS system would remain working for a pretty long time, as much as years, even if all the controls on the Earth were no longer working. The biggest problem would be the satellites slipping out of their orbits and no one being around to adjust them.
I would think that a few of those cars on the highway would have either built in or, even better, a portable GPS that may come in handy some time in the future, no?
MotionMan
Another issue is that GPS use would run counter to a major subtext of the Zombie Apocalypse, which is the Redneck Ascendancy. Any white collar fool can run a GPS while map reading and navigation is another skill of the Redneck/Blue Collar Hero who comes into his own when SHTF.I have been thinking about the group's transportation. As far as I can tell, none of their vehicles have GPS. That got me thinking...
I have been thinking about the group's transportation. As far as I can tell, none of their vehicles have GPS. That got me thinking.
So, I asked my bro-in-law who sort of works with GPS systems. It appears that the GPS system would remain working for a pretty long time, as much as years, even if all the controls on the Earth were no longer working. The biggest problem would be the satellites slipping out of their orbits and no one being around to adjust them.
I would think that a few of those cars on the highway would have either built in or, even better, a portable GPS that may come in handy some time in the future, no?
MotionMan
Eh, their not really lost per se...they are getting around find with the maps.
wtf is a GPS going to do anyways? why was that even brought up? it's not like they are lost or a GPS would say where zombie traffic is so they should avoid it.
It's about wowing the audience. Pouring zombie guts into one of the wells only makes us say "HUH? did that contaminate all of the ground water?". Sara Tancredi lost some like-ability by being pregnant.
where did all the military guns go? See tons of dead soldiers but none have any guns. No one even has a semi-auto rifle, it's all shotguns and pistols and bolt rifles.
It was poor direction and blocking.why did the pregnant wife hold the knife out like she was going to kill someone when she went to go piss on the pregnancy strip? Made no sense. I first thought suicide, then maybe she would hold it up to the shanes throat.
the swimmer zombie was kind of entertaining, totally reminded me of Evil Dead / Army of Darkness
anyway, last episode was a total fluff waste. Reminds me of an entire season of dragonballz where it took 5 episodes to get through one fight, and most episodes were just jaw dropped grunting and gasping noises
THe actor that plays Herschel is genius. His line "Some men do not earn the love of their sons" was so well delivered, clearly one of the best lines of the show.