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In Case of Zombie Apocalypse, Break Wind

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SPOILER ALERT. Please don’t read this entry if you have not seen the first three episodes of this season’s “Walking Dead.”

A few thoughts…

  • I’ve been bothered by one thing ever since Rick and Co. moved into the prison. I’ve wondered–since day one–why they didn’t immediately start fortifying the fences. Those chain link fences have always seemed flimsy to me. And, sure enough, in episode 2, it looked like the walkers might topple them. Had I been in charge of the prison operation…and it goes without saying that you always want bspencer in charge in the event of a zombie apocalypse…my first order of business would have been building up those fences. Provided they had the materials and know-how, the survivors really could have made prison nearly impenetrable, a true safe haven. (Although now I’m wondering if the whole point of episode 2–with the flu outbreak–wasn’t meant to make everything I just wrote a foolish dream.)
  • I love the zombie genre, but one thing that’s always bothered me about it is that the zombie bite seems to be an indiscriminating killer, turning everyone–good, bad and everything in between–into mindless, slavering monsters. I’ve always thought it would be interesting if zombie bites only “took” with people who were already “bad.” Like, say, murderers and rapists. Maybe bankers. Most Republicans. I think making zombies a true representation of evil would be really interesting.
  • “Talking Dead” needs to really rethink its guest policy. I really like hearing from the show’s actors and producers because they really give me insight into what goes into making the show. But a lot of celebrity guests are painful to listen to. Although I suppose there’s a audience for Marilyn Manson rambling on about Carol burning her bra and mumbling about “suffragette city” out there somewhere.

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