Technically the "zombies" in the 28 Days series were still alive- so they weren't really zombies in the traditional sense.

I thought they were people infected with a weaponized virus called “Rage” that escaped the lab in a monkey when eco-terrorists raided the lab.

I missed that.

I did wonder if these people were cannibals.

That's right.

In 28 Days Later, the main character walked in on a large group of them sleeping after he awoke from a coma and, at the very end of the movie, you could see many of them were dying of starvation/dehydration.

LMAO at you guys splitting hairs... "well, technically they're still alive, sooo"

They're friggin zombies, same as the fast movers in WWZ... but fine, you guys win, I don't need a zombie pissing contest.

Show sucks now. But lost fans should be happy.

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clever april fools joke

they have a rage virus.. It is why they die after a few weeks. or 28 days..

I do not read the comic, but it would be funny if they did put him in the comic as a leader of another survivor group they meet in passing..

**** you Shane.


****.

You.


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It would be nice to read Kirkman's original plot lines for Shane actually killing Rick in the comics.
He said it would have been Carl dealing with Shane raising him after he kills his father.

If anybody wanna catch up on the show here a site

http://isho.ws/video?v=6293

Watched the 2nd half of the season yesterday. Couple of really good episodes, the one centered around Bob Stookey (4th ep I think) and the one that followed it centered around Daryl and Beth. I thought The Grove was going to be better than it was, after all the hubbub about it. Really left feeling kind of "meh" by the time the finale ended. Right idea, I thought, but the production of the whole sequence with them being herded toward the train car was so bad that I felt like I was watching a crappy saturday night movie on syfy. And then Rick's cheesy-ass line to end the season. 8 weeks of converging storylines led to that. Sheesh.

Wasn't a bad season by any means, but really felt like it was starting to come off the rails a bit (cough) by the end.

While I disagree with some of this, I have to admit that I agree with you about the group being "herded" to the train car. That was a bit much and that group isn't that stupid. I know they were highly outnumbered but that was a little cheesy.
The line at the end was taken directly from the comics.

If that's straight from the comics, then that might have been a good time to diverge. At least for me it came off like a bad 80s movie one-liner. Although I guess it does tie in to Rick's willingness to do anything to survive/protect as established earlier in the ep. It just seemed like a tidbit of writing completely detached from the regular writing on the show.

Otherwise I thought most of the episode was fine. The part in Terminus at the very end is the only thing that didn't work for me. Which is kinda big, since that's the last thing they leave you with...

Taken all together I'm in the group that mostly liked the season, because I thought they did some potentially significant character development. As I said, I thought there were a couple of really solid character episodes.