AMC's The Walking Dead

There is no timeframe IIRC since it was mentioned and shown before. That's why they just sort of wait to watch, sometimes...in Shane's case, it was minutes...but in Andrea's sister's case...it was a few hours.

 

During the Governor's speech to his people, he said the prison was so many miles away up Highway whatever. I'd assume that since the woman was a local, she'd know where the highway is.

And count me among those who don't watch with a critical eye. I just want to be entertained. Of course, I also watched one season of "Breaking Bad" and quit because I didn't see what the big deal was.

 

Yes, it was her. Kirkman acknowledged as such on the after show (called an "easter egg" for fans).

 

And they moved to a location by a river...which could have been much closer...so she could have walked in a quick jaunt and heard the gunshots.

 

Quick jaunt. Boy, the walkers would be jealous.

 

I was thinking the exact same thing! Nice pick up vicd.

Of course they didn't do the instant tracheoteomy (sp?) but I totally understand why.

 

Maybe that explains the freshly manicured grass?

 

Never made the connection until now that Harvey, the man picked up for but who was innocent of, murder, near the beginning of the movie In The Heat Of The Night is Scott Wilson, who played Herschel.

 

Scott Wilson's been in a ton of stuff. His second movie? In Cold Blood. The Great Gatsby, The Right Stuff, Dead Man Walking, GI Jane, Pearl Harbor. Maybe most seen as Marg Helgenberger's casino owning dad on CSI.

 

I'm sure 'G.I. Jane' and 'Pearl Harbor' are the jewels of his CV.

 

I just now realized he was the Colonel in command of the base.

Nice.

 

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This could get ugly.