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Absolutely nothing. Other than however Michael dealt with things at the waterworks it had something to do with Randy. We don't know if Michael knew Randy before whatever happened at the water works or if that was his first encounter with him. I think thats about it right?? Then Randy tried to take Tanya...which personnally I think was for Ink at the arena and not his own purpose, but right now who knows.Quote:
Originally Posted by superfanboy
We're pretty sure Randy was from CJ's tower and was at the waterworks for them. Michael & Randy had some interaction there after our heroes got separated. There's a big mystery there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Robzombie
The part where Randy grabs Tanya is odd. Was it a random grab (just the first person they came across)? Was Tanya targeted for a particular purpose - doctor (how would the Zeds know), gender, skin color, other physical characteristics? Or maybe one or more of the Zeds could tell the was something "different" about her (immunity maybe)?
After the season 3 finale, I'm starting to wonder about Zed intel. Hmmmm....
Interesting turn in this topic.
Random pick or pick on purpose? I don't think Randy took Tanya because she was the doctor (, which does not mean that nevertheless this could be have been the case); but at that time the zeehs already set up traps to capture survivors. So, when Tanya was caught by Randy and zeehs, this might have been something like a lucky shot or opportunity to capture a survivor. This would explain why they acted strangely to protect her from being retaken by The Towerites (as it seems).
Why so close at The Tower? Because the zombies observe the place, because it is one of the few places with plenty of survivors.
Just some thoughts...perhaps when the normal z's have been fed they are easier to control, by Ink that is, and perhaps by his "generals" or "special forces" Little Ones. At the arena we saw how much food was being eaten, then soon after Ink was able to have his way with Samantha without being concerned that the other z's would eat them up themselves. This controlled behavior contrasts with the behaviour displayed during the sweat test, as the z's seemed to have lost all control then. Once their hunger can be satiated, they can be controlled and directed. What I'm saying is that the taking of Tanya or anyone else for that matter and not eating them immediatly seems to be a directed action to either collect food, toys for Ink, or collect other potential "smart-ones" for their own ranks.
Absolutely.Quote:
Originally Posted by Robzombie
Just came to my mind: Will Datu and Samantha, or even worse, Hope and Samantha meet again - in whatever state Samantha might be? I just depict this incredible disgusting and vile scenery, when Starbuck wakes up in a hospital and finds the cylons' breeding-machines ... *yuk*