We're Not Dead #50

[Hoff4D]

We've already recorded this week so it's too late for this one, however I would say that there's a difference between assisting someone do gross things, and stepping in the gross things while the zombies are all around you and could attack at any moment. I'd also say it's Tanya's interpretation of Hope and not Hope herself who says it.

I did forget about this though....mayhaps it is a writing flub!! Where are my pitchforks and torches??!! I know I have them around here somewhere in case Burt survives...

I've always wanted Burt to survive, but accepted his fate as the type to end it for everyone (hospital episode where he accepted his fate, amongst other points in the story where he accepts death)....but is it bad that I want him to survive even MORE just to hear what kind of earful you have on the topic?

[nikvoodoo]

I've always wanted Burt to survive, but accepted his fate as the type to end it for everyone (hospital episode where he accepted his fate, amongst other points in the story where he accepts death)....but is it bad that I want him to survive even MORE just to hear what kind of earful you have on the topic?

You can most certainly hope for it. I might get so angry about it I won't be able to speak though

[Kc]

Lets talk about the huge character flaw in this chapter from KC.

In Chapter 18 Tanya clearly states to Michael how good a help Hope is to her with patients. She claims and I quote, "she's not squeamish at all".

Fast forward to Chapter 34. Cowboy Datu tosses a lasso around Hope and leads her into the house of the jerk with the gun who was rather nice in lending them his car later. As they inspect the house for keys Hope cries, "I could have done without that." in reference to finding the guys legs. Also she wines, "Ew what am I standing in?"

Clearly there is a flaw in the character writing from KC here. Tsk. Tsk. Tsk.

Pfft :P Maybe I forgot, or maybe it's different when you're not expecting it to be under your feet...Could be both *disappears into shadows...

[Adventureless_Hero]

This episode was an amazing bomb packed into a tiny 19 minute firecracker! I really enjoyed how we open on a sad note with that sad piano struggling like faint heart beat on EKG monitor as the few survivors trickle in to Irwin. Then we cut to a funny uplifting note with Datu's "I don't know what the hell I'm doing," thus confirming that our plucky maintenance man and his adopted youngster are still alive. Then it gets pretty exciting when the fighting ensues. Seriously, my heart was pounding and I was pissed as hell when Kimmet had the pilots shooting those pockets of Little Ones mingled with survivors. Finally, that military snare drum kicks in and I was instantly reminded of scenes of epic war battles. It was a hell of a way to end it, not to mention that call from the SAT phone to leave us hanging!

I'm thinking that the story could shift over to the colony and catch up on the events that happened where we last left off with Saul and the rest. It would then merge with whomever made the call to Ft. Irwin and pick up from there. This time around, I don't want to make any predictions. I'm just so damn pleased with the story. All I have are a few hopes: 1. Don't kill Saul. 2. Let whoever is calling Ft. Irwin on the SAT phone be able to communicate back to Michael. I hope the transmitter portion is working. 3. Don't kill Puck, I like the guy. 4. Keep on rockin' baby!