I would just like to point out this is the third week in a row I’ve used a picture of someone from The Walking Dead looking through a window. (Last week, the week before.) Ok, moving on.
I know everybody’s tired of the paranormal version of the Victorian era social drama, but if you’re a fan of the Dowager Coutness, you really owe it to yourself to give this a watch. Also, for the theme song. Just watch out for Season 3 SPOILERS.
Knowing there are still a few episodes left before Woodbury and the Prison break into all-out war, I didn’t know what to expect from last night’s episode of The Walking Dead. Last week was very little action and a lot of talking when all we wanted was for someone to shoot The Governor and end it all. So what could they do last night to hold us over? Something very, very disturbing…
I’d heard nothing up until now about the BBC zombie series In the Flesh, the main character of which is a zombie who tries to live (unlive?) in society without, y’know, eating brains and such. But this PSA-style promo caught my attention.
Remember, if you’re surrounded by a horde of zombies, all you need to do is give the government a call and wait for an armed patrol to show up and rescue you. Rick & co. from The Walking Dead have been doing it wrong all this time!
We apologize for the delay in this week’s recap, the Academy Awards are just too long. To make it up to you, this week’s recap has exclusive photos from episode 12! Get caught up with last week then hit the jump to see if the remaining humans have killed each other yet.
Turn your volume up very high (not to let your neighbors know how hardcore you are but because this video is very quiet) and listen to Member of Canadian Parliment Pat Martin and Canadian Minister of Foreign Affairs John Baird assure the Canadian people that they will never have anything to fear from zombies. American zombies, anyway, who will be turned away politely at the border.
They don’t say anything about a locally created infestation, however…
You might be saying to yourself, “of course it was fake” but think about it. KRTV in Great Falls, Montana broadcast the Emergency Alert System noise with a message about the dead coming to life. You can tell the voice is garbled and definitely not one of authority but not everyone was able to pick up on that. In fact, the local newspaper reported four people called the police to ask if it was true.
The station issued a statement saying, “Someone apparently hacked into the Emergency Alert System and announced on KRTV and the CW that there was an emergency in several Montana counties. This message did not originate from KRTV, and there is no emergency. Our engineers are investigating to determine what happened and if it affected other media outlets.” Honestly, I’m pretty annoyed at these people. While it was a fun idea, using the EAS is akin to crying wolf. When the zombie apocalypse does happen, no one is going to believe it.
Jill Pantozzi
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Susana Polo
There's a new Wikipedia article on the list that comes up when you search for my name in quotes and it's THE LAIR OF THE SHADOW BROKER ONE!!