it looked like Plexiglas. a shot would leave a hole, but not shutter it.

 

Or richochet back at them.

 

Stop that.

 

I think Noah ran out of bullet too, while they were trying to get Aiden free.

 

Yep. Glenn and Noah had the guns, but Nicholas had the bullets.

 

or,,,,if they're trapped in the revolving doors and the walkers are pushing both outside and in trying to get at them, then the walkers' force should cancel each other out.

 

Maybe not, if there's more one side than the other or some junk...
How are zombies even able to do shit anyhoo if their muscle tissue is all dead and atrophied and junk anyhoo...

 

Yes, that is what Glenn was saying to Nicholas through through the glass. Just another duh move, 2 years into using guns on a regular basis for survival and your game plan isn't to carry your guns ammo with you.

 

The Walking Dead: Where sometimes you have guns with unlimited ammo in them, and sometimes you forget to bring any ammo.

 

right? yea they have sooo much experience in the apocalypse, yet there's still so much they could do better. Like having a good melee weapon, a backpack with food, water, an extra magazine or two, just in case they get stuck in a fricking revolving door and have to wait it out for a day or two.

 

Yes, in fact, near the end when Eugene is pulling the van close to the revolving door, many of the outside walkers are already leaving the door and going to the van. Just wait a few more minutes might have all the outside walkers being distracted away. They will have a much higher chance, IF Nick does not panic.

 

Here is the physics involved with the door.

 

Interesting that we can discuss believability when discussing a show about reanimated corpses and vans falling off of bridges that land right side up when by rights they should land on their roofs.

 

This scene was one of the most tense, creative scenes we've had. It was brilliant!

 

I know, it's just something that comes up a lot where I work (medical).
There's all sorts of silly back and forth on the anatomy and physiology of zombies in the odd quiet moments...

 

haha i used to have a t-shirt with that picture on it. Might still have it actually

 

Glenn had a handgun in a holster. Did he fire that during the storehouse scene? I didnt pay attention while it was happening.

 

When Glen was on the way to the warehouse, his handgun was in a holster and he was holding a rifle. When he entered the warehouse, he switched to his handgun in one hand and a flashlight in the other hand.
So, he must have used up all the ammo in the handgun and put it back into the holster and then switched to the rifle.

 

This is one of those scenes which may have been good in the comics but turned out to be unrealistic on TV.

Glen and Noah scream like little girls when Nicholas tries to open the revolving door. One of the most resourceful character in the walking dead universe (Glen) could not think of applying opposite force and prevent Nicholas from opening the revolving door? Glen had heard Aiden's confession earlier and they still believed that Nicholas would listen to their "NOs" &"DONTs"?