Can any repeat what Burt said about the new ones?
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Can any repeat what Burt said about the new ones?
1) Well looks like Puck, at least, is gonna pull through this, but he's most likely gonna be laid up until the end of the season. So yeah, we've pretty much lost all of the Irwin soldiers from the show. With the show winding down I guess this means it's time to get the old band of original Towerites back together.
2) So now we know that the behemoths were prisoners in the jail. So does this mean they were the original test subjects of Dr. Ink's super zombie serum, and the Inklings are the refined version? How many of them are out there? How many did Ink kill with his experiments before he started to see results? And If the prisoners became behemoths, who (or what) did he use for the Inklings (since in their original form they were too little to have been fully grown men/women)?
Wait, how the fuck did they transmit the photo's? Surely no networks would be up.... I don't know, i'm just assuming....
Well, she can't just turn around and say "What the hell are you doing here when I told you to stay out!?" because they are holding the secret over her that she actually just came to the colony to rescue Sean. That info may cause her to loose favor of the colonists.Quote:
Originally Posted by UndeadSweeper
As much as i get mad at CJ, I don't want her to be kicked out. I just wish she would work and play better with others.
I think there is a microwave link between Dunbar and the colony. I think they have mentioned a data link before.
WiFi.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gooer
everybody loves WiFi.
When did they get hairy? Is that the line? Seems like this test subject got hairy in addition to getting big muscles.Quote:
Originally Posted by UndeadSweeper
Burt said that it was missing a head, but covered in hair.....
Damn good episode. I think the "Your so careful how you let in" was a jab at him and Victor not being allowed as well. He doesn't like that she goes "NO SOUP FOR YOU!" and everyone has to deal.
Still betting that the numbers are just test subject numbers. That way he can track progress and such. He just kept it up till he got it right. Betting the Little Ones were not from there. If I remember Tanya said that the one she looked at hadn't really hit puberty yet. My guess is that Ole Ink tested... and tested... and tested. Then we he felt he got it right started using younger ones due to them having more room to grow. Your body can take treatments and heal easier when your younger. Not as many hormones and old wounds to get around.
Willing to be that Puck's camera is just filled with horrors. He said Ink had a lot to play with. Betting they are pics of failed experiments and such. Kinda like Hairy. Like a Behemoth but not. Hairy was phase 1... and Arrow Head was phase 2.... and Little One as what he wanted.
Shit! Great episode! i'm not sure though, by the narration, how they actually confirmed the death of the other soldiers. I'm assuming that means they saw their mangled bodies there at the loading dock, which leads me to believe that the soldiers never actually entered the prison. However, they might have entered and have been retreating when they got jumped by that woolly behemoth.
And what the fuck is that thing anyway? An older prototype version of the finished behemoth? Or a newer, more hairy, more powerful version of the old behemoths?
Hmm, interesting episode.....Not much happened, but we find out some good stuff:
1. Puck is going to make it! Although, is going to stay bed ridden....
2. The Behemoths are old prisoners in the correctional facility.
3. We find out who Austin Mckibben (probably spelled wrong), good old arrow eye from season 1
But gosh darnit Kc, again you start to tell us the juicy story, and once again you take it from us and make us wait another week like we're being grounded or something....
Although, how would Burt remember what the Behemoth looked like 4 months after, and when his face had been fairly mutated?
try to think of a place with kids where they're 'confined'...Quote:
Originally Posted by HardKor
Orphanage
Hospital
School
And, as you've probably already found out from Google maps, the twin towers correctional facility is actually a real place in Los Angeles. I feel a stop on our tour in the making!
I have no idea how they're realistically going to assault that place. The place is fucking huge. They would need some missiles or something just to crack that thing open. Trying to take a squad in going room by room with all those beasties inside? Suicide mission.
Uh, The correct spelling of his name is Austin McKibbeneaux. He's French. The '-eaux' is silent.
I'd say probably 75% of all my postings consist of dumbass jokes. :-)
The headless behemoth had hair? I can't help but imagine Island if Dr. Moreau.
Walking into the jail and still seeing prisoners withered, crusty, hiding in the corners covering their faces. The smell of piss and feces. They eat recycled body parts. You finally get a good look at him, or it. Trying to reach us through the bars with his mutated limbs. He's trying to say kill me, but his words are too big for his mouth.
In any case, we need a new name...Quote:
Originally Posted by Litmaster
Woolly Manmoth?
Also, up until now, most of us have assumed that the inklings where the apex of evolution for Ink's "children". But what if, over the past months of mystery, Ink has devised even more powerful versions than the inklings?
(cue maniacal mad scientist laughter)
Puck got jumped by Bigfoot!Quote:
Originally Posted by cringebot
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Originally Posted by HardKor
Well, story wise, we have seen the jumpers and runners long before we saw the others. Would it be safe to assume that the jumpers and runners were the first batch of tests? Maybe then some behemoths?
Then finally he perfected the "Dirty Dozen."
Since they have land lines, it is possible they have some form of connection.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gooer
yep!Quote:
Originally Posted by Litmaster
but i'm sensing a kinder, more gentler Manmoth making an appearance...
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Sats are still up and running. But I am sure there are plenty of ways to set up coms between locations Beaming signals through small Sats on roof tops to a central hub.. I am sure its all military stuff..
That would be via microwave link, set up by good old Glenn. It is mentioned in a small way in a previous episode.Quote:
Originally Posted by Merlin1274
No joke, there was a character in the story named Private Neubee. For anyone non-english speaking, that would be pronounced Newbie. She was the female soldier that worked in Irwin's main HQ office.Quote:
Originally Posted by Litmaster
Anyone think about how the Hairy Behemoths might be due to the risen keratin levels? Keratin is in skin, hair and nails, and K-18 rises during the infection, maybe it's linked?
wow, what an awesome episode. this one had it all, action, adventure, dialogue, monologue, and harry and the Henderson's references. I don't think you can ask for anything more.
or Cold-Weather adaptation?Quote:
Originally Posted by Gooer
I.....I guess that's plausible..... but would a zombie really evolve in such a short time?Quote:
Originally Posted by Footbutt
Or HAWT depending on how you look at it!!!! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Footbutt
J/k Lizzy can't die..... She has a Baby..... Not Even KC can be that cruel...... OR CAN HE?!!? :squint:
I think follistatin has something to do with hair follicles and a growth hormone. The only other creature I've heard that has hair is Randy, but I just assume regular biters probably do too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gooer
As mentioned. I seen a commercial for Shampoo with Added Keratin.. Could be a connection there why he was so hairy..Quote:
Originally Posted by Gooer
Testosterone is an androgen. It will make body and facial hair grow thicker. It can turn the fine light peach fuzz that we have and do not notice much to the more classic hair on the arms and legs.
Oh no!!!
It just hit me....... basically........... unless they give him a gun and have someone less effective push him around shooting from his bed......... Puck is basically out of the story. :mad:
Well I think the Inklings are the leading edge of Ink's experiments. Mostly because they keep changing over time. It looks like Ink started off experimenting with trial and error. But now that he's got his formula mostly figured out, he's growing his test subjects slowly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Litmaster
<Irony>A man who gave us Pegs cannot be cruel!</Irony>Quote:
Originally Posted by Gnex
Is he the only survivor? Did the others get pulled in and are gonna be the behemoth super team or something else. Like the behemoth with hair