Robitussin! Chris Rock should have showed up and started pouring it over his decapitated body. "Just let that tussin get in there boy."

I usually don't mind graphic violence like that, but they filmed it so…real, I guess would be the word, that it really got to me. The screaming mostly.

That may have been the first TV death that disturbed me. It was something about the way he was screaming that just got me. Yeesh, that was brutal.

Beerfest, if you were actually asking

No need for the embarrassment, that's a really fun movie!

The is entirely more relate-able to "The Walking Dead" then to "GoT"

I hope he does it as Fericito! Ay dios mio!!

He'd probably get attacked by a zombie while he did it though

He needed Han Solo to talk to him about not getting cocky. Worked for Luke!

PUDDING FOR EVERYONE

It's gotta be budget right? If they did it, and it was visually subpar, they would constantly be bashed on for being inferior to the walking dead, etc. But TWD is proving that zombies are a hot commodity (even if WWZ didn't do nearly as well as anticipated), so you're right, you would think someone else would try it.…

I'm loving this gritty reboot!

He's a teenage rebel, without a cause!

And on top of it, when the writers need them to be, the zombies are any combination of: ninja silent, mute, fast, and teleporters

Thank you for providing me the proper way of spelling KORL'S name in the same vein that Andrew Lincoln pronounces it. I am in your debt

I; I am the person who will grab the knife

She'll come back when things are at their worst to save the day. Deus ex army cut

Yeah…wait a minute…I'm beginning to think this show doesn't make a whole lot of sense…

Thanks for the info. I must have missed that, but really, that doesn't make a whole lot of sense. I recall Rick and others meeting up with some zombies with no face/jaw left and especially no arms, and they still were advancing on them. I understand that they may not aggressively try to attack, but why would they just…

Every Glen/Maggie scene = auto fast forward