MrPissyPuppy

Continuity error: Carol has her head out of the (open) side window looking up at the plane, then crashes her car into a tree. Window is closed when walkers start arriving.

Not the video, but this ad: See the bottom of it for the 3 part premiere event portion.

It just reminds me of Sharknado. And not in a good way. "Three-part premiere event" - blah!

"In Memory of Lance Reddick" at the beginning. 😢

You can buy the scents used in cadaver dog training - it's possible that something like that was used to get Gravey to alert and lead them to the incinerator. People on a German Shepherd list I was on used to call it "Dead Fred". There are a bunch of them available online.

They must have done the voices awhile back since Lance Reddick died in March 2023 (RIP).

“Beware the Jabberwock, my son! The jaws that bite, the claws that catch! Beware the Jubjub bird, and shun The frumious Bandersnatch!” Jabberwocky by Lewis Carroll https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/42916/jabberwocky

I think Jebberd did die and that the ending was just the story that Gus told him to ease his passing. Also I really really hate the name Pubba.

Z Nation is on the CW TV site and app now. https://www.cwtv.com/shows/z-nation/ Adding: I find that the CW stream tends to chop off bits of the show when it comes back from commercials. It's on Filmrise which also has commercials, BUT doesn't cut out parts and also makes it easier to find particular episodes. https://filmrise.com/tv/z-nation It's on Plex as well, but I haven't checked that out.

I think that's a misdirect and it's going to be Bra'tac - errr I mean Herman the rancher whose son was killed by Amir, who set the house on fire or had someone else do it. The cartel was really into torching vehicles and they stole Bobby's truck so would have been able to check out the registration and get the address.

I thought that the phone was a bit jarring since it was still a bit of a luxury to have a phone in your home in 1940, especially in the projects.

A bit of a homage to Bradbury's "There Will Come Soft Rains" there with the apartment and apartment building, I think!

In her defense, she was totally understandable (and awesome) in Spartacus and Lucifer, so it appears to be a production choice.

I think that was creative license or Navarro hallucinating. There's an excellent documentary titled A Certain Kind of Death (on YouTube) about people who die without anyone to make burial arrangements. For the indigent who are unclaimed after a period of time, they cremate. First was the cremation process, then it cools and is raked into a pan and put through a grinder type of thing before being boxed. Ask A Mortician goes into much more detail about exactly what happens at each step: https://youtu.be/6TSFX-hFgIk?si=TjKeCdPcowOE_NO7

Enterprising older kids turned them into clackers and sold them to the younger kids. It's a wonder we didn't all knock out our teeth!