I thought it was very interesting how the guy she turned ended up being a mellow zombie. I see them showing all kinds of stages and "interpretations". I do think we will find out how she got turned. I love the geek neighbor boy.

I like that even though they're undead and need to eat people to survive, they're sort of better versions of themselves. Sheila learned to loosen up and Loki decided to pursue his dreams, and I loved how easy it was for Loki to find a solution to his need to feed on humans. He was doing all of this on his own and he was doing fine (sort of)

yes, I was upset they got rid of him so quickly.

Yeah, but I kind of understand why they did that. We're learning about the undead as Sheila and Joel learn about it. So they showed that a person can be turned from a bite and how to kill the undead. Plus having another zombie out there during this deterioration plot point would have just complicated things further.

@MirrorMask said:

Hopefully more people will show up in this forum, but until they do, I'll start posts to potentially get the discussion going.

Does anyone think more zombies will show up in season 2? Based on season 1, I don't think there are zombies older than Sheila still around but it would be cool to see them. I'd also like to see a zombie in every stage since I don't think the show will allow Sheila to reach the final stage. Will Sheila want to make more zombies or has she learned her lesson? Is there a zombie out there that turned her that will show up at some point?

Many questions ....

SPOILER ALERT. about season 2: I am guessing you have probably watched season 2 by now. Well, it turns out you were very right. I just binge watched season 2 and yes, there are more 'not supposed to call them zombies' zombies in season 2. I think I'm gonna watch it a few more times before I take my real estate exam. nah, not really. But what did you think of the cute Christian, lesbian, cop and her reactions to Joel and Sheila at the cliffhanger ending of the season? Or the couple who blew up the clam farm? They laid the groundwork for some good new story arcs in season 3. I love this show. The writing is very clever and the tension and the crises are filled with so much humor I don't ever get worked up or concerned. It is just funny.

@write2topcat said:

SPOILER ALERT. about season 2: I am guessing you have probably watched season 2 by now. Well, it turns out you were very right. I just binge watched season 2 and yes, there are more 'not supposed to call them zombies' zombies in season 2. I think I'm gonna watch it a few more times before I take my real estate exam. nah, not really. But what did you think of the cute Christian, lesbian, cop and her reactions to Joel and Sheila at the cliffhanger ending of the season? Or the couple who blew up the clam farm? They laid the groundwork for some good new story arcs in season 3. I love this show. The writing is very clever and the tension and the crises are filled with so much humor I don't ever get worked up or concerned. It is just funny.

I'm glad that more undead showed up this season. The way season 1 ended, the cliffhanger felt bigger but all those plots were solved pretty quickly. I loved that Ramona was undead, it adds an extra layer when you go back and watch her scenes in season 1. I'm sad that she's gone, but it's probably for the best that there aren't two killers in the area.

I'm glad the cop figured out that Joel and Sheila were guilty, but shouldn't she have requested back up? Even though they are terrible at it, they have managed to kill a bunch of people. I did not see that ending coming. I thought they would either kill her (because she wasn't going to shoot Sheila) or the episode would end and we would have to find out next year.

It will be interesting to see where the story goes with Anne (the cop). She'll either join the team or try to stop them (without telling anyone). The introduction of the other cop probably means that we will see more of him, and he'll probably soon get suspicious of Joel/Sheila/Anne. With Anne potentially helping them out, maybe they'll actually get better at covering there tracks (only in tv show would they not have already been caught).

I like that we are learning more about the undead. Sheila became undead from eating undead clams. The couple wants to kill undead people and prevent an outbreak. I can't wait for the 4 of them to cross paths. When I first saw them I thought they were undead (since they wanted bile).