Maybe they only cut one door open so it was a trickle coming out. Which would have made for a funny scene, all the walkers trying to be first thru and all of them getting stuck until one has an arm or something come off and he makes it out and opens the bottle neck. So it might have given Daniel a pretty good head start

 

Some one must have cut it besides Daniel. And when the walkers came out they would have fallen down the stairs also which would be another pile up while they got back on their feet, so yeah, Daniel had plenty of time.

 

I believe it, he is a torturer/interrogator who flayed the skin off of a fellow human being and was then going to execute him

he was believable

they are slow and just need to keep on walking

 

This is the most callous, indomnitable move I ever seen in the Walking Dead. No one was thinking of the side-effects? Really? Dooming the whole base AND all living in the surrounding kilometers.

 

When he says to her that he needs her help I imagine this is exactly what he has planned.

No it is not believable along with most of the things I saw in this episode.

 

I am more suprised at the lack of firepower in the American Army. Hell even the Swedish could bring out some weird shit if needed like Jas Gripen multi-purpose planes or the Corvette Visby at port cities. A heavy cal HMG would make minced meat of that zombie horde. Or is the national guard or what these guys supposed to be, just equipped with basics? Cause they had a barett sniper rifle and machine guns on those humvees. No Abrams or napalm bombing like on the east side of the US in the normal Walking Dead.

It is a show so I get it, the zombies cannot be defeated easily and all but still. RIP all those loyal soldiers who fought till the end.

 

No. because it's been repeatedly proven in zombie shows that a character can't walk in front of a bunch of zombies without tripping and falling down.

 

No. The fact that the compound was threatened by 2000 walkers was unbelievable. They should have been able to mow down half the herd in the first 5 mins. I saw 10-15 soldiers. Each would have six clips, with 30 rounds per clip. Assuming a kill for every third round, that like 900 walkers dead.

 

Most of the soldiers were pulling out though, not fighting. If they saw they were holding their own and more fought, they'd have done better. I think the kill ratio would be a lot lower than 1 in 3 bullets, but a lot higher for these people experienced in headshots than it actually was.

 

I can suspend my disbelief for the group managing to get the walkers there in a big horde. I had trouble with how terrible the aim of the soldiers was while standing 15 feet away from their targets though. It should have been like shooting fish in a barrel.

 

That's one of the problems with this show. They consistently ignore Science.

 

So not true - what about the mini horde in TWD before the storm hit? Rick and crew trudging down the road followed my the mini herd?

 

They fell down en masse when the camera wasn't watching.

 

Plot gyros!

 

This is hilarious. I just imagine the group walking, followed by the herd. The group all falls down at once. Rick gets up and is all, "wtf guys? We can beat the Governor, but we can't get away from a herd of walkers? Come on."

 

How about the fact the army didn't seem to drop a single one of them?

Heck, I don't think they even hit one if you base hits on flinches and some tissue flying.