Just watched. Some zombies got shot. That's what I watch for.
Why don't they pick up some the of the army's m4 and such? Far superior to those hunting guns.
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Just watched. Some zombies got shot. That's what I watch for.
Why don't they pick up some the of the army's m4 and such? Far superior to those hunting guns.
not in the plot.Quote:
Originally Posted by DOC
It's about time they got back to some zombie killin.Last week I thought I was watching a chic flick.
It's just way too much drama now...
When you need to get away from zombies and your life depend on it, shoot the slow heavy padded (fat) guy in the leg and haul ass. Zombies got lots of meat on that one. WOW. LMAO
Yeah. Instead of making a drama about surviving they would be busy shooting all the zombies one episode and then the next they would be bored to tears because there would nothing to shoot anymore.Quote:
Originally Posted by Byte Stryke
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well its a old farm I'm sure it has a well and maybe they have solar power with batterys and posibly a windmilland farmers always have a ton of diesel and gasoline as well, but most likly its just a TV show and they gave the house power so they ould opperate on the kid and it also makes better tvQuote:
Originally Posted by bryjcom
Nope. I believe the power would fail within hours. The power generating stations may attempt to stay online, but the power grid itself is a delicate beast. Imagine the number of car wrecks that would be going on, it wouldn't take long for a power pole to get hit and fail. With no one there to re-route power demands lines there would be a rapid cascade failure.Quote:
Originally Posted by bryjcom
Once the nuclear plants are no longer able to send their power into the grid they would automatically scram. Once grid power fails the nuke plants would be left with just the emergency generators to run the pumps. The primary reactor would have scram'd, so the mediation rods would be lowered and that reaction would stop. Once the diesel in the emergency generators run out, the pumps that feed water into the spent fuel cooling pools would stop. At that point the water would begin to boil off, and we'd see steam explosions similar to what happened at Fukishima. Eventually you'd have a couple tons of highly enriched uranium exposed to atmosphere.
There are 65 nuclear site in the US running 100 reactors.
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Sweet new trailer. There's a ton of spoilers though.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9_lk...e_gdata_player