why would Scratch tell them? And besides they never met him... Let alone know who he even is...
why would Scratch tell them? And besides they never met him... Let alone know who he even is...
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Right, and Tanya says to Saul in "About Last Night" that she has worked with human doctors and learned a lot from them, working on human patients. She says this when they are arguing about her qualifications to treat humans.
Also, Marcus threatens to review Tanya's contract as she is no longer the only medical expert in the Colony.
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She was the only real medical staff they had and I'm sure everyone had come to her for one reason or another.
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Ladies and Gentlemen, straight from Mysterical Island, it's the Shaman of Schiznick, the Mofo with the Mojo, the Mad Scientist of the Jungle, the Doctor is in!
Doctor? Doctor who?
NO! Witch Doctor, fool!
Exactly! The only complicating factors involving an Irwin-Colony/Maller conflict would be (A) the dangers faced by our heroes, the Tower Folk, during a conflict and (2) whatever complexities the zombies bring to the table.
The Colony poses no threat to Ft Irwin unless it involves zombies. Hey, who knows, there might still be some sort of confrontation between the two groups but the real trick will be for our heroes to pull it off without getting their friends killed in the process. This story is about them, after all.
There are a lot of Tom-Clancy-esque, over-simplified ideas of why Col. Kimmet will feel compelled to attack the Colony or how the Mallers are some sort of 21st century Mongol Horde that sound just plain silly. So far KC hasn't written a crappy story and I doubt he'll start now. I enjoy speculating as much as the next guy but, even more so, I enjoy the surprises that come with each week's episode and the cliffhangers that start a new week's worth of speculating.
Call Sign: Jive Turkey
Ladies and Gentlemen, straight from Mysterical Island, it's the Shaman of Schiznick, the Mofo with the Mojo, the Mad Scientist of the Jungle, the Doctor is in!
Doctor? Doctor who?
NO! Witch Doctor, fool!
Ok, I think it is more than likely a given if there was any assault on the Colony from Ft Irwin it would be airborne. Remember the largest reason they flew to Irwin was because the freeways out were clogged. Also resources are limited such as fuel for helicoters. There are supplies that can be found and probably have already been found and tagged but a large assault would suck down alot of fuel. So if there was a rescue or assault it would be a small team.
Now that is even if Kimmet feels the Mallers are a threat. With that distance he could easily decide to keep then under observation and deal with them if they become a threat. And I can understand the idea of the Mallers maybe getting ahold of some heavy military hardware. But lets not get too crazy with the idea of long range missles and such. There is a fair amount of logistics as well as training to use these types of weapons. In my humble opinion I think we could see them get ahold of a helicopter as well or even some armored equipment though I feel even a tank will be pushing the limits of the Mallers abilities. But with any ground equipment they would run into the same problems a Ft Irwin ground assault force would have with distance and the logistics of a move that far.
I am definitely in with Lizzie being preggars with Sauls kid. Forget this Todd guy who became zombie chow with in 30 seconds of his appearance on the show. And even so, IF it was his, Saul would be all in because it was Lizzie.
Remember the Mallers never had the same issues that the Tower residents and other groups had (most likely because of their numbers and tactics.) The Mallers have moved entire convoys through the streets, it has been mentioned that the Mallers "scouts" (as Tardust called them) are responsible with clearing the clogged roadways.
And I couldn't see the Mallers with tanks, but they have made armored vehicles before (remember the final assault on the tower?) Imagine a similar giant armored truck, or several of them, but instead of being giant bombs they are gun trucks instead.
I have a quick theory on what may happen with the Lizzy situation at The Colony. When Pete refers to her as the the girl that's always around the big guy, perhaps this is showing that she is now either has feelings or is in love with Bricks? It has been 5 months since last we heard from Saul, even longer since she got kidnapped. Bricks saved her life on More that one occasion. Maybe she has a case of severe Stockholm Syndrome? People have certainly been known to switch their lovers faster than 5+ months. Another piece of evidence is that Pete says "She doesn't act like a slave." Maybe it's because she is pregnant and can't work, or maybe it's because Bricks has her back again. I'm really not sure what is going to happen, but it will certainly make for a good hair raiser to see how this will effect Saul's and CJ's relationship if Lizzy fell out of love.
The Mallers aren't suicidal, they know a hell of a lot better than to attack a military base (which they don't even know where it is) with 200~ armed, trained, personnel. They got their asses kicked by four soldiers and a bunch of civilians before. If they are attacking, they have an ace up their sleeve. Anyway I think this is really useless speculation. We just don't know anything right now.
the difference is that the mallers never left LA (i think the colony is still within the city limits right?) so they didn't have to deal with the highway. the only way to move an assault force to the colony on any kind of acceptable timetable would be by air otherwise it would take too long.
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