| “ | Why'd they have to choose Seattle? They should've taken their filthy virus to New England... | ” |
— Clint Hicks in Are You Ready for Some Zombies?
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Clint Hicks was a minor character who first appeared in the Season 4 episode Are You Ready for Some Zombies?. He was portrayed by Jason Schombing.
Season 4[]
Clint Hicks was one of several human workers employed at New Seattle's Brain Factory. Hicks was one of the line workers of the brain tubes, collecting and packaging the tubes for distribution in cardboard boxes. Originally he worked at CenturyLink Field, which was a dream job for him being that he was a huge Seahawks fan. However, after Fillmore-Graves initiated its plan to infect a percentage of Seattle's residents with the zombie virus, he lost his job and had to find work wherever he could.
Due to New Seattle being walled off, the Seahawks were forced to play home games in Tacoma, Washington. This caused Hicks to become extremely prejudiced against zombies, and seemingly blamed them for all of his troubles, so much so that he even threatened his own son when he found out Zorn was a zombie. Despite this, Hicks often volunteered to clean the industrial grinders after hours to make extra pay. It was during one of these nights that he met his end.
Relationships[]
- Kelly Hicks: Wife and co-worker.
- Zorn Hicks: Son.
- Mr. Perales: Co-worker.
- Doc Freeley: Co-worker and rival football fan.
- Russ Roche: Co-worker and supervisor.
Appearances 1/58[]
Season 4: 1/13
Trivia[]
- Clint Hicks had a rivalry with Doc Greeley who was a 49ers fan, even going so far as to spray-paint "Go Hawks" on the roof of Doc's car.
- The loss by the Seahawks in Superbowl XLIX drove Hicks to obsess over his home football team.
- He named his son Zorn after Jim Zorn, the Seattle Seahawks cornerback from 1976–84.