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Yeah, that's kinda where for me the horror movie trope you mentioned is fine. If it creates some good action I can auto-suspend disbelief.That's pretty funny. I've never even thought of that. But I'll never watch it the same again.
I have to say, the most infuriating thing is watching members of Rick's crew still, to this day, struggle to fight zombies. Eg. Maggie, walking around oblivious and then getting man-handled by a zombie in that underground tunnel. Which required saving from an Alexandrian. That should have been a simple dispatch, right through the eye.
If these people had any sense, they'd all carry a dagger and a Katana (ie Michonne) for hand to hand. Those are clearly the most effective weapons. With that kit, I feel like I could kill a group 10 zombies without breaking a sweat. It's not like these are the zombies from 28 Days Later.
In contrast Eugene's got absolutely nothing to do, so he should become the professor on Gilligan's island & build pro-types of zombie fighting suites with spikes & pads that prevent bites. At a minimum kids should be wearing full pads at all times. But despite what Meyers might think, the show's money maker isn't about actually dealing with or learning to survive the apocalypse, its about the gore & the BOO! = that explains the plot much more than any of our venting.