@laserbolts: They never mention if they're still alive or not after they were forced to leave the camp. Presumably they are still alive as far as we know.
@PandaBear: Everyone is infected and as long as your brain remains intact you will come back. Which means beheadings don't kill, but they do make the zombies fully immobile. A non lethal bite increases the infection to the point where it causes you to first get really hot then really cold and then die. I think they may have explained it in season 1 when Amy died, but I could be wrong.
See but Herschel died. Lori revived him. He's not a zombie. Somebody on that show died and came back... and if the bit increases turns you into a zombie it must be because the zombie bite kills a person right? Then they are re-animated. But why? If you have a virus you can't get more of it from someone no matter what it is, you just have it. I dunno... I'm over-thinking it but it does bug me.
Ok... Herschel didn't actually die though. His heart might have stopped for a few seconds, but he was revived. Also, I imagine a zombie bite like a Komodo Dragon's bite. The bite itself is deadly because of all the bacteria and nasty shit that it contains. Being bitten by a walking rotting corpse can't be good for anything. The Komodo's bite causes fever cold sweats and eventually death because of the bacteria it contains. It later follows the blood trail of it's victim and then eats it's lifeless body.
Now we know what caused all this. The mofuckin komodos.
I'm trying to remember if they ever explained what happened to the black dude and his kid from the first episode in season one. I remember Rick trying to reach him on the radio. Did they ever tell what happened to them?
Well in the comics (yes I know this is not the comics) they aren't reintroduced until way later. If the series continues to follow the comics I say Morgan and his son should be back for Season 4 if not 5.
I think when/if The Governor meets the group it's gonna be the end of the days for the kid.
While they've proven they're not going to shy away from bad things happening to even the youngest of the group, I have to wonder if this show would actually kill off the baby. It's a much different majority audience with the show than the comic readers. I still laugh remembering how offended people were on TWD's Facebook page after they killed "our troops" in episode 3.
I don't think AMC would allow that. There's only so many ways a baby can go out in a zombie apocalypse. What might end up happening is the baby might be stolen or given away to someone or by someone in Woodbury. In the comics the group hasn't interacted with Woodbury since the Prison Arc so it would in a way be perfect.
In the comics, Maggie and ... can't remember his name, raise one of the children, so that storyline may still come into play with Rick and Laurie's baby.
I can't see Rick allowing someone else raising his wife's baby. Especially someone so close to him. Maggie and Glen are also essential members to Rick's group, so it wouldn't really be a write out if the baby is still there.
I think when/if The Governor meets the group it's gonna be the end of the days for the kid.
While they've proven they're not going to shy away from bad things happening to even the youngest of the group, I have to wonder if this show would actually kill off the baby. It's a much different majority audience with the show than the comic readers. I still laugh remembering how offended people were on TWD's Facebook page after they killed "our troops" in episode 3.
I don't think AMC would allow that. There's only so many ways a baby can go out in a zombie apocalypse. What might end up happening is the baby might be stolen or given away to someone or by someone in Woodbury. In the comics the group hasn't interacted with Woodbury since the Prison Arc so it would in a way be perfect.
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