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Was that really official tattooing equipment? I thought she was using homemade stuff, like they show in prison movies, lol. She was already in Susan's place feeling sad and just used whatever was there. Speaking of the boyfriend, I really thought he would pop up again, even if it was as a walker. But no. Talk about underwhelming.

She was tattooing the drawing her dead boyfriend left in her arm. How would she know how to do this right? Who knows. I'm trying to remember where I've seen the actress who plays the doctor.

No. *facepalm*

lol, whenever I saw him all I could think about was that he was the dorky brother in Joan of Arcadia. Never made the transition to "sexy" to me.

The bounty is a fake bounty that Citizen Z mentioned on the radio. It was them getting the cure first and other goodies from the government, or something like that. None of those randomly parked cars should work anymore. The batteries would be deaaaad from lack of use. I think they were supposed to be near death experiences. A memory their minds flashed back to when they thought they were finished.

This one should have been called "Run". Damn. Just as I was thinking that all those near death experiences were leading up to someone dying for real Mack died. I guess the actor wasn't available anymore or something and that's why he was so non-existent in these last two eps. But this is a zombie show, so they can get away with killing people randomly. Okay, so everyone turns in this show, too? Was that actually in season one? Poor Cassandra. At least the actress probably has more downtime because she doesn't have to learn lines. What was the deal with the new guy saving Roberta and then joining them? Did I miss a memo where he was supposed to be a good guy? Wasn't he a baddie in episode one? All in all I spent the episode caring more about Citizen Z than about all the running around the others were doing, seemingly finding Murphy by miracle.

I was trying to give them a chance, but I'm starting to agree that they are too dumb to survive. The flashlight on the windows/lights on and playing monopoly after they saw a Walker roaming was especially dumb. Augh.

That or at least turning off the damn lights and pretending no one was home. It bugged me so much to see them standing by the window with freaking flashlights or with the lights on. They had already seen a zombie roaming.

I think it will turn out that those military guys are acting on their own. And they were being dumb, too. Did they not check the house thoroughly? Did Travis do serious clean up where they Ruben Blades killed the other guy? Where the guy killed the dog?

I think that random plane has to do with this: http://variety.com/2015/tv/news/walking-dead-plane-webseries-fear-the-walking-dead-crossover-1201580779/

I thought they are trying to quarantine that sector. The army people will turn out to be assholes, I imagine. I thought this episode was a bit meh. Nick's zombie walk distracts me. How could they not close that damn door when they went to the neighbour's house? I blame them for the dog dying.

jeje. I just meant he seemed dumb so him figuring it all out, going back, sneaking in, and setting the place on fire seems like such a stretch. They should have just said the zombie bear broke free and ate them, which I kept expecting would happen. Talk about a dumb idea that one, keeping that thing in there. This is true, yes. I think they were portraying them sort of like amazons, who IIRC supposedly abandoned male children or sent them back to their fathers (or killed them). Only here they waited till puberty, which I guess could be seen as giving them a chance (cause they were a bit bigger) or as a complete cruelty (cause they were still too young).

The thing about it though, was that given that they're a few years into the zombie apocalypse it's not gonna be mostly nice men that have made it, so I got why they were so vicious and strict with their rules. Inside the compound it was more than just a little pleasant, it was very nice looking, and though it had a cult-y vibe, I don't remember that it was implied that the women were mistreated there. But anyway, I don't remember all the details anymore. The point is that I liked the idea and while I didn't like that the show had to make them evil they were still bad ass in their own way and deserved more of a send off than 30 seconds of exposition, and lame exposition at that. Cause if memory serves me right that kid that supposedly came back and destroyed it wasn't just 13, he was duuumb.

Clearly not that part. But yes to the rest, as far as I remember. :) I liked the idea of women fending for themselves and doing what they had to do to survive. The show had to make them evil in some way cause of course *eyeroll* , but I liked the idea and thought they were kick ass (ignoring the bad parts). They had tight security, the compound was lovely and even grew good food IIRC. It irked me that they were wiped out just like that, in such a lame way and with 30 seconds of exposition. Plus, lmao sure, sure, that dumb kid made it back and destroyed everything.

I don't know, the girl didn't really want Warren to leave and it was like her eyes were screaming "don't go!" I'm kind of waiting for Warren to go back later in the season and find something bad.

I don't mind having to undone things, but wanting to do it all in an episode just didn't work for me. I don't expect complete perfection and flawless logic from Z nation, but that episode was a mess. Everyone scattered finding each other in forced ways (even for this show), Murphy just wasting time playing with his zombies because the show just likes to be OTT, a repeat of last year's plot (get Murphy to California!) but with a more annoying bounty hunters twist, destroying what I thought was one of the neatest things of S1 (the badass women with their awesome colony)... I don't know, it felt just thrown together in a really crappy way. Nothing makes me interested to see what will happen next, and this comes from someone who actually looked forward to Helix every week. I liked the show a lot in Netflix, but after this I'm kind of not interested anymore in watching live. Maybe I'll check it out later when it gets to Netflix again.

Murphy's gf being very pregnant is the least nonsensical one of the things you mention, imo. Because she has a human/zombie thing inside of her, so we don't know the rules of that. The pregnancy progresses rapidly so we know it's not a normal one. The others you mention were worse, to me. And I kept wondering how come no one is suffering from radiation poisoning when they were close enough to the blasts to be blown away. Isn't that a thing? I was actually pretty disappointed with the episode. I thought they were trying too hard to be OTT and it didn't work because the plot was a mess. And I don't like the plot about everyone going after Murphy being the plot of the season.

I guess the girl was bound to come back to the group, but talk about a lame resolution to the badass separatist ladies plot. Is the girl's family evil? I never expect nice people in these shows anymore, specially if they look nice. Murphy looks so fugly. Is Citizen Z gonna freeze to death? No way he can fix all that. And he had it so good there, too.

Yep. Here's some info. http://www.whoosh.org/epguide/ahigh.html

Yep, that's Lifeblood. The deal with that one was that there was a pilot that wasn't picked up called Amazon something, and they reused the footage to make this mess of an episode to save money. Cyane the girl from the future who goes to the past and creates the amazons was all part of that pilot. My problem with the present day episodes is that the characters basically devolved. After being so epic in previous lives they become buffoons in the future, which I hated. Even the clones were kind of gross/lame, all for the sake of "comedy". Soul Possession, specially, I found insulting. The only future episode I truly liked was The Xena Scrolls because in spite of being an Indiana Jones spoof and a clip show, I thought it did justice to the characters and I liked the idea of Xena putting Ares in a tomb. And I loved Janice and Mel and got a kick out of Xena being an actual show based on real life inside the Xena Universe.

I think there was a ton of blood on his back. I think he was bit from behind. Bit in the neck from behind, I mean.

Yeah I kept thinking like... where? Where are they going?

I think the point was that she didn't want Alicia getting out and making the zombie realize they're there. It was one of my favorite parts of the episode, I thought it was really human. I don't mind Travis and Madison not really talking about what's going on. They could be in shock or just think it's too crazy to believe. I'm more irked by people not asking what's going on. If I was Alicia or the barber family I wouldn't stop asking until they told me.

Alicia saw a video of one the zombies but of course didn't believe it.

I liked this episode a lot. Much better than episode one. Looks like it will be a good series after all.