Don't listen to these people, Vikings sucks.

A year or so back, right after the HD rerelease.

Except when they decide to make an HD remake and pull the original app from the store, this happened to me with FFT:WOTL. Once it was pulled from the store I wasn't given an option to reinstall, only to purchase the new HD version. Last time I buy a SE game for iPad regardless of how much I want it.

Don't pay attention to the silky smooth skin and the Team America style eyes!

LULZ. IE.

It's..... French?

Welcome to HLN?

I know it was, it was impulse snark, he loves monkies.

Shocking a monkey isn't funny.

Again, a failure of imagination.

And people can't write fiction where obvious conclusions don't arise. A world where people didn't land on the moon, a world where the cold war didn't happen, a world where Ghengis Khan didn't take over half the world.

Again, a failure of imagination.

It does make sense, its a failure of imagination to not realize how a world would react if a creature like that arose without it being a cultural trope.

"Oh crap, the ZOMBIES are coming!" "Get away from those ZOMBIES!" "I'd go out there but those ZOMBIES are out there!" "Who thought it was a good idea to go near those ZOMBIES!" "I need to make sure there are no ZOMBIES out there." "I was taking a piss and this ZOMBIE came out of nowhere!"

Obviously this was a walk in the park and all the factors should have been known, I can't imagine how they managed to not figure any of this out before they sent someone up there. Dickhead.

But they never once say zombie in the series.

You said you were reading the comics and they don't call them zombies in the show so I'm a little confused as to what you mean here.

I was speaking of the television show.

I think it's an interesting world view, it's actually quite generous with the human condition which is important to note when you look at the early authors of the genre. Even later director/writers implemented the idea although they were clearly more caught up in moving the story along rather than dwelling on the…

It's a key notion within a zombie universe in the Romero sense, if people know that they can simply blast away and not be held for murder after the fact the logical action set for the average person opens up considerably. It comes down to the mindset of the people stuck in the house, "Is that a monster or Jane from…