Any guesses on what Jenner told the sheriff?

My guess is that the disease is somehow man made. It was tested by the government on its citizens and got out of control...or maybe he fucked the guy's wife as well.

I'm just glad they didn't follow the black woman's suggestion that it is somehow god's wrath.

He said your wife is pregnant, and it's not his child.

That is a great guess but I'm not sure he'd be able to tell that from a mother's and father's blood sample. That really was good thinking though.

He could have just said his wife was pregnant, and nothing more...maybe?

He could have just said his wife was pregnant, and nothing more...maybe?

Which is the other obvious thing I was thinking. But I cannot think of who it would be.

I say someone in the group is infected. Remember Jenner never said that no one was infected, only that the blood work revealed no suprises.

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I didn't want to read that.

I didn't want to read that.

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I know that Kirkman and Darabont have been very different from the comics so far...but they have stated some things will remain the same.

You should preface the post with spoiler tags or change the font color.

Just in case.

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'The Walking Dead' finale breaks ratings records

The ratings for "The Walking Dead's" just-ended first season have been such that perhaps AMC is wishing that it had lasted more than just six weeks.

The anticipation for the season finale garnered six million viewers, according to the network, and it received the highest ratings of any basic cable show, ever, in the all-important 18-49 demographic.

To put those numbers into perspective, October's season finale of "Mad Men" had an audience of 2.44 million, according to TVbytheNumbers.com.


(On the other hand, that 18-49 number is very important, because the New York Post reported in 2007 that a post-"High School Musical 2" episode of "Hannah Montana," with much of its audience under 18, averaged 10.7 million viewers.)

As hot as "The Walking Dead" is, it's not quite to the level of some episodes of "The Sopranos" final season, which on two occasions had around 13 million viewers.

Still, the network says that "The Walking Dead's" average 18-49 viewership of 3.5 million for this season makes it the most watched drama series in basic cable history in the demographic.

The big question is, now that the show has grown beyond its core fanbase, will the "Dead-heads" tune in once again next Halloween (the likely start date for season two), despite the long wait? What do you think? Share your comments below.

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No shit. Time to forget my memory.

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http://blogs.amctv.com/videos/player.php?bctid=713336919001


Preview of season 2

rpb is wrong. Phil McCracken is useful.

RPB is right. You suck.

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High hopes.

Season two begins this Sunday, October 16.

There is not a damned thing wrong with people who are bull shitters.

There is not a damned thing wrong with people who are bull shitters.

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Should have my copy of the new novel, Walking Dead: Rise of the Governor by tomorrow. Between that and the second season starting up I'm pretty fired up.

The only question is....will we see the Governor this season or not? I'm guessing maybe at the very end of season 2. But then again, they might speed things up and bring him in sooner.

Anyone know if Michonnis is going to make an appearance this season?

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From the short clips I've seen in the ads for the new season, it looks like the prison will be a part of the 2nd season. That means the Governor might show up.

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