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It is. There just doesn't seem to be a lot to focus on atm.
I wouldn't say it's dead. It just hasn't had anything new to focus on for a bit.
<p>Plot: Peyton's POV of the rest of the world's thoughts about the zombies.
</p><p>Possible weaponization of zombies.
</p><p>Brains: I have no suggestions for this. I have been pleasantly surprised by the diversity they have done, so I trust the writers for this.
</p><p>Zombie cure from Ravi: I don't trust Ravi to develop the cure. This past season has me not liking him as much.
</p><p>Zombie cure: I do think the cure will happen. I mean the producers do know this is the final season, and I trust Rob Thomas, so I hope he will wrap it up nicely. However, knowing the source material (the comics) didn't end on an upbeat note, I could see something bad also happening.
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<p>Oh you aren't the only one. I think Chase has a lot of potential and despite the slow slip into madness, he was just as much a victim if not more. He <i>wanted</i> to save people, but literally NO ONE helped him.
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<p>Pssh, I said this for a while. Chase is freaking out and loses his sanity worrying about how he's going to feed all of these people, and Ravi (and Liv and the others) never reveal they have a potential partial cure. However rather than help Chase out, it's better to just keep the cure a secret and let people go on thinking there's no hope.
</p><p>I like the series, but this seriously irked me this past season.
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<p>I think the vaccine kinda works, hence Ravi only needs brains once a month or so and therefore may be "human" for those periods. Also, I seem to recall it being mentioned near the beginning of the season that Liv scratched him multiple times; I'm assuming that means he gets cured, perhaps? And then gets scratched again to see if it will prevent the infection completely, which it doesn't seem to do.
</p><p>It's a bit confusing.
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<p>Yes. The mythology, the acting, and the crazy-fun actors are great. Plus with the whole New Seattle-aspect this year, I wasn't too sure how successful/entertaining it would be, but Rob Thomas and the rest of the writers pulled it off. The show deserves some accolades. :)
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<div class="quote"><i>Moonzdajorgista wrote:
<p>I don't get why people think Peyton is like Dale but I think Peyton is way better lol
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<p>Oh wow, they do? :/ </p><p>I cannot see that in the least. And yes, I like Peyton so much better. Sometimes she gets a bit too distracted by her texting and such, but she really cares and goes out of her way. She earnestly wants to help people and often tries to make life better for those who are suffering. </p><p>I've never seen Dale do anything for anybody else save trying to make her career better, and having little patience or communication skills. </p>
<p>Oh wow, they do? :/ </p><p>I cannot see that in the least. And yes, I like Peyton so much better. Sometimes she gets a bit too distracted by her texting and such, but she really cares and goes out of her way. She earnestly wants to help people and often tries to make life better for those who are suffering. </p><p>I've never seen Dale do anything for anybody else save trying to make her career better, and having little patience or communication skills. </p>
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<p>Oh yes, I agree. I love the show, and that was very much a Liv-thing to do. I just cannot for the life of me care about Dale Bozzio. She is perhaps the worst character on this show and it feels as if we, as an audience, are forced to care about her even though she is so uncompelling and I can't even begin to think what she has brought to the series.
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<p>Well, they sorta did anyway. Instead of Liv getting the cure, they cure the *least compelling and least interesting* character on the show.
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<p>One person was suffering from Parkinson's disease. Being scratched cured him of it. So while a now a zombie, he could in essence live a less stressful life.
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<p>Doing some research, I checked out various foods.
</p><p>Uncooked roasts, steaks and chops will go bad after a year in the freezer.
</p><p>Properly stored, shrimp will maintain best quality for about 3 to 6 months, but will remain safe beyond that time. The freezer time shown is for best quality only - shrimp that has been kept constantly frozen at 0°F will keep safe indefinitely.
</p><p>And according to a researcher at Michigan State University, brain slices stored in cryo. at 4C degrees that are over 5 years old and are just fine. It is best to keep them in cryo at -20C however and they will last indefinitely. The researcher has used some stored this way for 10 + years with no problems.
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<p>I hope it's clear I'm just messing around. While he is one of my favorite characters, I also understand how dark he is and you have a valid reason to not like him. I, too, liked Renegade.
</p><p>The only thing I wish would happen would be that he is able to feed Angus the dementia-laced brain of his grandfather. They kinda dropped that idea in Season 2 and it would be interesting if they could bring it back for resolution.
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<p>My reply was regarding the Anon's question. Yes, circumstances can change, but Major is a zombie. The only reason he doens't look like one is because he works for Fillmore-Graves.
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<p>Hm, Blaine's up there with Ravi, Chase, Mr. Boss and Clive as one of my fave characters. Hope he sticks around until the end of the series. ;)
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<p>He works for Fillmore-Graves. They provide double rations of the brain-tubes which helps curb his hunger, and I believe they also offer the the tanning/hair-dye effects as well. This is to better integrate them into society.
</p><p>I think this was hinted at last season with Chase Graves regarding the spray-tans and hair, and Major explained about the brain tubes in the first episode of this (the fourth) season.
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The TV series is based off of the comics, and takes the same name, but they are different in many ways. Enough so, that the TV series has its own identity.
Dishonored is the wiki I've been on the longest, but with the last game coming out last September, the site has kinda died down at the moment. Luckily, this leaves me more time to focus on Izombie especially with the new season coming out. :)
A few reasons.
For one, I'm an admin on six different wikis already and a heavy contributor to the German version of the Dishonored wiki. I'm already taxing my limit as it is.
Second, while I'm a huge fan of comics (and have even owned a comic store at one time), there's a bit too much drama involved in the various series and this, unfortunately sometimes carries over to certain fans themselves. I've been trying to avoid this lately after having to deal with a particular set of Dishonored fans.
I don't mind reading the articles at the Arrowverse wiki, but I prefer just 'stalking' the wiki from the shadows for the time being.
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