I think that was implied by the fact that they were surprised when that cow was found alive.

In TV Shows, time doesnt elapse in real time. They started out the night before, and when they got out, it was morning.

Not defending Ofelia. Madison is just focused on getting back Nick. Doesn't care about anyone else. I know it makes sense for us to care about the neighbors, but it doesnt make sense for her. Have you ever met a parent looking for their child. They are terrified.

I don't get a sense Travis has become a semi-maniacal Rick Grimes. I think for the first time his family was in danger because of his actions, and thus all he had been holding got unleashed in 30 seconds.

And my point is that conceptually they dont even line up.

In which case, that means the zombies didnt go very far if they didnt even reach the other side of a building., so the community is safe.

Telling the guy is a slippery slope. Because then what's to stop them from telling their neighbors, who they actually know and care about.

> "Hey I'm a sociopath who's against helping people, but I'm gonna contradict myself immediately"
Who are you referring to?

I can't defend them leaving the gate open, other than may an urgency in time issue in getting Nick, Liza, and Griselda.

> Why Andy went crazy?

The military also did sort of doom that community without warning by leaving the community with no protection. So they are not the good guys wither.

My understanding is that many people in the military are driven by nationalism. It seems within the context of the zombie apocalypse, the lack of order within the nation's response to the apocalypse as well as the impending threat caused most of the military to prioritize their family over their duties. Not to mention…

I said at the bottom of the post that this and the whales gave me the biggest laughs.

More like a 9/11 every day across the country, that was being caused by anthrax. Why do people comparing the zombie apocalypse to 9/11. 9/11 itself was an isolated terrorist attack that happened in one day to one city (plus the health aftermath). The zombie apocalypse is the massive amount of death daily, with rising…

They let out all the people they saw them in the pens. What are you talking about? It was Strand that said there was no value added. Daniel didnt want to help them but Travis and Madison did.

He knows that you need to survive in numbers. Nick was the most trustworthy person he came across in that cell.

Well, now that you have explained it, they will probably understand.

It seemed that the zombies were actually killed by the military, as the outside seemed pretty clear when they all escaped, assuming Daniel guided all or at least most of them to the military compound.

You don't need to be a "sophisticated" show to have a topic that repeatedly happens over the course of several episodes.

That wasnt as bad as what happened to Lt. Tina Fey. But she just had to eat that week old sandwich.