I thought so

And did he get those at dentures r us to replace the teeth that victor blew out when he shot daniel in the cheek?

If he had dentures pre za that was a really strange thing to show

of course having two people in a group who can both fly a plane is a bit strange also. I read that next week an irraidated walker pilots a plane

 

Ahhhh, Children of the Corn have arrived.

 

That scene reminded me of the movie Red Dawn

Instead of Russians or Koreans though the kids are hiding from black armored people

 

and yet another oh so predictable scene

not to mention already played in this series in season 1 when at the make shift hospital the helicopter blades take off a walkers head

 

Ok, so why quite crawling halfway under the SWAT vehicle? And the plane lasts JUST long enough to kill all the walkers.

 

i'm sorry @VenomGA for being such a debbie downer

this is why I stayed out of the live thread this season

 

Who asked Salazar to save the cigar?

 

for the life of me I cannot remember

also, what is inside that tin can he packed away. they focused on it in the opening minutes of the episode

 

ugh, now I guess they are all going to start searching for parts to fix an airplane because everyone knows how to repair an airplane since a fictional character in a childrens book was able to do so.....that little boy needs to become walker food

 

So these helicopters are in the Washing DC area and also in the south? So it's a pretty big group doing whatever they're doing. Wonder if that's the last we see of Al until the Rick movies??

 

The cat and next weeks preview were the most interesting things about the episode

 

I had thought this was maybe the strongest episode this season. The airplane propeller walker kills almost made up for the nonsense of the SA split last week, lol.

The idea that I got from the booby traps was that the guy who amassed all Daniel's junk before Daniel got there was setting them up in nearby stores so they would kill any scavengers that came by, and he could keep collecting stuff from the stores [as well as the scavengers] to fill his warehouse. And the people who came by ended up dead inside the store and no broken glass in the doors. And unless it was a single scavenger or a group all standing in a straight line, some would survive and drive away with their vehicle, so the only thing he would collect would be whatever happened to be in the pockets of the person in front, who opened the door. A bit of a stretch.

I mean, I can see it happening. A group of 4 or 5 people come by, the front one opens the door, manages to take a step and is killed, the door closes and that person ends up inside the store, and the rest of the group is either dead outside the store, and eventually walk away, or they are still alive and just leave. I think that's the idea we are suppose to imagine. But to have it work every time without the glass in the door being shot out? And I doubt more than one person would make it in the door each time, so all those 30 or 40 walkers inside the store accumulated ONE person at a time?
A bit of a stretch.

And the second store seemed fairly small. So the guy spends time setting up a booby trap and keeps coming back and having to dispatch new walkers, instead of just spending an entire day emptying the store the first time he finds it????

 

My guess is he leaves the store looking packed so scavengers having a look are still interested to come in (if they don't see the trap), and that he's more interested to pick up their stuff and vehicules than what's in the store...

 

It made me think of Abe with the cigars. He was originally in Texas too, but the timelines wouldn't matchup.