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Hello friends, for those of you who have wondered what I've been up to. I wish I could say making customs but unfortunately home repairs, life, and money keeps getting in the way.
If you know me well enough, you know that my creativity will never die no matter what obstacles get in my way. I have to commute a long ways to work so I've been finding myself trying to write to enhance my skills.
Maybe one day I will finish my Spaceballs 2 screenplay but until then, I have been working on rewriting the Walking Dead TV show. Instead of bitching about the cliffhanger and panhandling, I decided to just take all the things I like from the comic, show, game, novel, and make my own version.
This is a warning, they are somewhat long reads but I'm pretty content so far. Hopefully some of you will enjoy them too.
**NOTE** Scroll refers to the names scrolling acrossed the screen during the cold opening.
Season 1
Episode 1: Days Gone Bye
Exactly the same. Except Morgan's wife walks away and doesn't try the doorknob (That was easy! Lol)
Episode 2: Learning About Survival
Before the scroll, Morgan is sneaking up towards a gas station armed with a knife and shotgun. He stabs a zombie in the head and cautiously walks into the store. We see someone hidden while watching him. (Scroll)
Episode begins with Glenn on the walkie telling Rick that he can see him from on the roof top and that he is surrounded. Rick's only chance is for him to escape through the floor hatch while Glenn causes a distraction. Glenn does and Rick is able to escape the tank then climbs up a fire escape to meet Glenn on the roof top.
Back to Morgan inside the gas station. He has already taken care of a few zombies and is searching the store until he sees the lottery tickets, in which he just laughs to himself. With his back turned he is reaching for something, suddenly the someone from outside smashes something over Morgan's back knocking him out. The stranger says, "Sorry old man, no hard feelings. I just needed the gun for a chance at a better survival."
Rick and Glenn scurry from rooftop to rooftop until they can almost see the edge of the forrest. Glen is about to get Rick to a safe looking ground passage with only a few zombies. He is explaining how they're slow and dumb but can turn you with only one bite or scratch. Suddenly Rick notices a man and woman inside a department store pleading for help.
Rick and Glenn kill the few zombies on the street with Rick's ax and whatever weapons they can find around them. They let the man and woman out of the store. It is Jacqui (a pharmacist) and her thuglike nephew only known as T-dog. T-dog explains that he lost his parents at a young age and got into a bit of trouble until his grandma died, and his aunt took him in to rescue him.
Back to Morgan, he wakes up and looks around to try to find his attacker. He doesn't notice anyone or anything so he reaches up and grabs as many batteries as he can fit in his pocket. Later he's back at the house in Rick's neighborhood giving the batteries to Duane, telling him to be a good boy and go play his games.
T-dog and aunt Jacqui, with Rick all head back into the woods led by Glenn, who is taking them to his camp. He radios ahead to Dale to let them him know he has some survivors from the city. Dale welcomes them and goes to prepare for an arrival. As Rick nears behind Glenn he drops to his knees and cries, immediately recognizing his wife and child as they're running up to him.
(End episode)
Episode 3: Guts
Before the scroll, Lori and Carl are hugging Rick while she leans in to tell him that Shane saved them from Atlanta and that they all thought he was dead. She apologizes for leaving him at the hospital because she knew he of all people could survive. Rick downplays her and says he's here now and that's all that matters.
(Scroll)
Shane walks up to greet Rick apologizing immediately. Rick tells him he'll forgive him if he introduces everyone. The man who saved Rick introduces himself as Glenn Rhee. Rick then introduces Shane, Lori , and Carl to Jacqui and T-dog.
In the camp, there is Carol Peletier with her husband Ed and her daughter Sofia, whom is Carl's age. Then there's an older man named Jim, Morales, his wife Miranda, plus their young children Joseph and Eliza.
Next comes Dale, an RV owner and the voice on the other side of the radio. He is accompanied by his wife Erma, and two much younger sisters which Dale explains he picked up from the city. Their names are Andrea and Amy, with Amy being a few years younger than Andrea.
Rick, Jacqui, and T-dog introduce themselves to the group and Jacqui can't thank Rick or Glenn enough. Shane quickly pipes in that Rick is like a golden avenger always able to help those in need.
The group are laughing it up enjoying each other's company and telling their journeys, when out from the forrest comes a lone walker. It's about to take a bite out of Carol from behind when suddenly a man named Merle walks up and shanks it through the head. The group look up at the man astonished to see he arrived just in the knick of time. He says, "Lookie what ol' Merle found himself here."
He then refers to Glenn as his favorite, racial slang term (G word) and is disgusted of him bringing in Jacqui and T-dog, as a bunch of another racial term (N word) to feed.
Rick gets up and gives Merle the deepest stare. Shane jumps up to intervene explaining that they need Merle and his skills. He explains that Merle and his brother have been able to hunt for them and help out with protection, which they are limited due to ammo and weapon shortage. Rick backs down and says he knows where some guns are because he dropped them back in the city.
Merle says he can go get them with his brother as soon as he returns. He tells them, "If he returns, my baby bro is probably scared huddled up in ball somewhere because he's too soft for the world now."
Rick fights back that he can take a team and do it alone. Rick enlists Glenn, Morales, T-dog, and Shane for the mission. Shane says he's needed back at camp for firewood and wants to lock down the perimeters better. Merle enlists himself, as does Jim. Rick gives Shane a look and Shane gives him a knod. "Jim knows how to get you in, Glenn can get you the rest of the way, and Merle can help you take out the walkers," he says.
The group are exhausted so they settle for the next day, Jim tells them their alleys and escape routes. They arm themselves to the hilt with as many knives, cleavers, axes, machetes, and hatchets as possible, Rick also takes his revolver.
They head out from the forrest to the department store where T-dog was rescued. They climb up the buildings to the rooftop and take the higher path back towards the dropped bag.
They are able to slip down into one of the alleys pointed out by Jim. The alley takes them to the ground to a building that is a block away from the tank. The streets are still overrun but not on all paths. On the rooftop of that building, Rick notices there are a few stray walkers on one side but not on a route which will get them closer to the bag.
He tells them he thinks that the walkers won't smell them if they smother themselves with their guts. Merle argues that the dead smell could just get them killed and laughs at the sheriff's idea.
Rick has had about enough with Merle but decides he will test it out on his own, as Glenn also volunteers.
Merle tells them that if they don't survive he's going to kill the minorities and tell the group that wussies just don't make it in the world now.
Rick draws his gun on Merle and tells him that is enough. He hands a pair of cuffs to T-dog and Merle is restrained to a railing on the rooftop. T-dog is given the key and he Morales are left to watch over Merle.
Glenn and Rick kill a single zombie and drag in back into the building. Rick takes his ax and starts hacking away. Within minutes, he and Glenn are covered in guts and Glenn even has an arm draped around his neck.
Covered in guts, Rick and Glenn head out of the building near the few roamers to test the theory. The zombie looks right into Rick's face, takes a wiff, and slowly walks by him. His theory was right, so they slowly walk towards the dropped duffle bag of guns. Finally they are close enough that Rick can just reach down and casually grab it. Rick and Glenn suddenly both start feeling rain drops, causing slight panic to the duo.
They both manage to get turned around heading back when the drips of rain turn into a descent shower, a shower washing off their guts. The zombies start noticing and go after the two, forcing them to run for the building.
They manage to escape the streets but not before attracting the dead. Once one goes into a frenzy they all follow suit, so the building was becoming surrounded. Rick immediately locks the door and chains them together. T-dog in a scurry to unlock Merle's cuffs, drops the key down the heat duct.
Merle vows to kill him and asks for a gun. Rick tries breaking the rail but it is no use. The group all try pulling but it is also no use. Rick sees a hacksaw and tries to cut it but decides it's not doing much good on the cold steel. He knows their time is running out and decides to lock the deadbolt to the staircase and come back for him with better equipment. Merle is left on the rooftop while the group climbs down into the alley. (End episode)
Episode 4: Forgiveness
Before the scroll, Merle is begging for God to forgive him and help him. Suddenly the chains on the front door give and the door to the stairway is starting to creak. Merle grabs the hacksaw and tries cutting the chain on the handcuffs. It is no use really so he looks at his wrist. He tells God that he'll never beg again and starts sawing his own hand off. (Scroll)
Back at camp, the group explain how they had to leave Merle and that there's fear that walkers will start to migrate towards their camp. Shane argues with Rick that the camp is safe. Rick assigns Carl a weapon anyways.
Lori and Shane both protest but Rick tells them that Carl is responsible enough and Shane and Rick will both give him lessons on how to shoot it.
Rick takes Carl off into woods while Lori and Shane are left to just look on. Shane tells Lori that Rick is about to ruin everything. Lori argues that Rick will keep them safe and tries to run off. Shane grabs her by the arm and tells her that she still loves him and needs to pick between the two.
As he tries to kiss her neck she pushes him away and tells him it's over and she's going to be with her husband. Shane just looks at the path towards Rick and doesn't want to believe what she just said.
Passed the woods and in a clearing, Rick is explaining the safety to Carl and how to aim it. He is teaching him the mechanics and how to load it then he sets up a target for Carl to shoot. Carl takes aim and misses just a bit high. The noise startles a squirrel in a tree and they notice it.
Rick encourages Carl to take aim at it. Carl is unsure, but Rick insists that it's different when you shoot the living but this is for food that God has presented them. Suddenly, Carl has his gun aimed at the squirrel while Rick is laughing while directing him to aim a little higher this time.
As Rick is explaining waste not want not, there is a scream back at camp. Instead of taking the next shot for a meal, the two run back through their trail. "Erma has been bit," Dale cries. A lone walker had made it to the perimeters where Erma must've been rinsing out clothes or dishes.
Carol discovered her and screamed causing the guys to come kill it. Dale was furious and demanded that they find some medicine or something to help her. Rick checked on the wound and pronounced it was probably too late for that. All they could do was watch over her for an hour until she turned. Dale grieved as she reanimates, saying he can't be the one to give her the mercy she deserves. Rick raises his gun as Dale turns away, Shane pushes Rick aside and stabs Erma through the brain.
(End episode)
Episode 5: Time For A Funeral
Before the scroll, Jim, Dale, and Rick are digging a whole in preparation for burying Erma. Shane and Lori are looking on, discussing how she thinks she's pregnant and might need the medicines that Dale was referring to.
(Scroll)
There's a makeshift funeral for Erma as they start burying her. It's just a few words from everyone appreciating her and Dale with a few wild flowers dropped onto her grave.
Afterwards, Dale is being comforted by Amy and Andrea letting him know that everything is going to be alright. Dale tries to ensure them that he can't let that happen to them and that he's going to constantly stay on watch from atop the RV.
The group are now all on board for anyone being armed if they want to, as long as they are approved through Shane or Rick. Andrea volunteers, as does Lori, Morales, T-dog, and Jim, along with Carl of course.
At the clearance, Rick is going over the basics and allowing them all to shoot at some bottles that are set up. He's explaining that they need to picture the white glistening eyes of a walker and aim for that.
Andrea is proving to be exceptional and starts giving herself more and more distance. Finally Rick sees what appears to be a walker about five hundred yards out. He decides to let her give the rifle a shot. She takes aim and fires and the would be walker drops.
The group runs out to see that it isn't a walker at all and it's in fact Daryl Dixon home from the hunt. Luckily, Andrea just grazed him and he's quickly on his feet. Daryl isn't mad at Andrea but is excited to see his brother.
Rick has to explain that Merle was left in the city not just a day ago and that he was training people to go back to the city. Lori insists that the group shouldn't go but will need medicine and other supplies if they do.
Daryl insists that no one even Merle should be left in those conditions. Andrea backs Daryl down by telling him that Merle is a tough SOB like no other. Daryl agrees but pleas for a rescue mission.
Rick agrees, he doesn't even have to ask when Glenn, T-dog, Jim, Morales, and Andrea offer their services. The plan is to use a getaway van and use a sniper to keep the gunshots to a minimal. Daryl has a crossbow so it doesn't effect him and he doesn't care what the plan really is anyways.
As they head out in the city, Jim is driving and the group are talking. Daryl declares that if his brother is dead that only Rick will have to be dealt with and that there won't be time for any funeral.They leave the van near a fence at the edge of town.
They are taking a different route to get supplies before heading to Merle. Daryl isn't happy with it but decides to just get it done quickly.
They take out about ten walkers before entering the pharmacy Jim knows about. Inside it's been ransacked but they get bandages, mouthwash for sterilization, and whatever bottles of pills that they can find, then start to leave the store. Jim leaves out the door first and is attacked by a roamer instantly. Daryl shoots it quickly with an arrow through the head and the team pulls the walker off of him. Jim tells everyone that he hadn't been bitten.
They decide Andrea with Glenn get into sniper position in case it gets bad. The rest of the group work quickly to move through the streets and alleys towards the building where they left Merle. After a few zombie kills later, Andrea stops them a few blocks from their target because the one side still had about thirty walkers roaming around.
She shoots the window out of a parked car below her and it sets off a series of car alarms. It's very effective in getting the zombie's attention, but it also has Glenn and Andrea now surrounded. The others enter the building noticing that the front door has had a breach. T-dog mentions a few dead walkers laying around so they run to the staircase leading up to where Merle should be.
Rick tries the door and it opens even though it should be locked. He checks the deadbolt and isn't broken so he gives a look back to everyone. They dart up the stairs and all they find is Merle's severed hand.
(End episode)
If you know me well enough, you know that my creativity will never die no matter what obstacles get in my way. I have to commute a long ways to work so I've been finding myself trying to write to enhance my skills.
Maybe one day I will finish my Spaceballs 2 screenplay but until then, I have been working on rewriting the Walking Dead TV show. Instead of bitching about the cliffhanger and panhandling, I decided to just take all the things I like from the comic, show, game, novel, and make my own version.
This is a warning, they are somewhat long reads but I'm pretty content so far. Hopefully some of you will enjoy them too.
**NOTE** Scroll refers to the names scrolling acrossed the screen during the cold opening.
Season 1
Episode 1: Days Gone Bye
Exactly the same. Except Morgan's wife walks away and doesn't try the doorknob (That was easy! Lol)
Episode 2: Learning About Survival
Before the scroll, Morgan is sneaking up towards a gas station armed with a knife and shotgun. He stabs a zombie in the head and cautiously walks into the store. We see someone hidden while watching him. (Scroll)
Episode begins with Glenn on the walkie telling Rick that he can see him from on the roof top and that he is surrounded. Rick's only chance is for him to escape through the floor hatch while Glenn causes a distraction. Glenn does and Rick is able to escape the tank then climbs up a fire escape to meet Glenn on the roof top.
Back to Morgan inside the gas station. He has already taken care of a few zombies and is searching the store until he sees the lottery tickets, in which he just laughs to himself. With his back turned he is reaching for something, suddenly the someone from outside smashes something over Morgan's back knocking him out. The stranger says, "Sorry old man, no hard feelings. I just needed the gun for a chance at a better survival."
Rick and Glenn scurry from rooftop to rooftop until they can almost see the edge of the forrest. Glen is about to get Rick to a safe looking ground passage with only a few zombies. He is explaining how they're slow and dumb but can turn you with only one bite or scratch. Suddenly Rick notices a man and woman inside a department store pleading for help.
Rick and Glenn kill the few zombies on the street with Rick's ax and whatever weapons they can find around them. They let the man and woman out of the store. It is Jacqui (a pharmacist) and her thuglike nephew only known as T-dog. T-dog explains that he lost his parents at a young age and got into a bit of trouble until his grandma died, and his aunt took him in to rescue him.
Back to Morgan, he wakes up and looks around to try to find his attacker. He doesn't notice anyone or anything so he reaches up and grabs as many batteries as he can fit in his pocket. Later he's back at the house in Rick's neighborhood giving the batteries to Duane, telling him to be a good boy and go play his games.
T-dog and aunt Jacqui, with Rick all head back into the woods led by Glenn, who is taking them to his camp. He radios ahead to Dale to let them him know he has some survivors from the city. Dale welcomes them and goes to prepare for an arrival. As Rick nears behind Glenn he drops to his knees and cries, immediately recognizing his wife and child as they're running up to him.
(End episode)
Episode 3: Guts
Before the scroll, Lori and Carl are hugging Rick while she leans in to tell him that Shane saved them from Atlanta and that they all thought he was dead. She apologizes for leaving him at the hospital because she knew he of all people could survive. Rick downplays her and says he's here now and that's all that matters.
(Scroll)
Shane walks up to greet Rick apologizing immediately. Rick tells him he'll forgive him if he introduces everyone. The man who saved Rick introduces himself as Glenn Rhee. Rick then introduces Shane, Lori , and Carl to Jacqui and T-dog.
In the camp, there is Carol Peletier with her husband Ed and her daughter Sofia, whom is Carl's age. Then there's an older man named Jim, Morales, his wife Miranda, plus their young children Joseph and Eliza.
Next comes Dale, an RV owner and the voice on the other side of the radio. He is accompanied by his wife Erma, and two much younger sisters which Dale explains he picked up from the city. Their names are Andrea and Amy, with Amy being a few years younger than Andrea.
Rick, Jacqui, and T-dog introduce themselves to the group and Jacqui can't thank Rick or Glenn enough. Shane quickly pipes in that Rick is like a golden avenger always able to help those in need.
The group are laughing it up enjoying each other's company and telling their journeys, when out from the forrest comes a lone walker. It's about to take a bite out of Carol from behind when suddenly a man named Merle walks up and shanks it through the head. The group look up at the man astonished to see he arrived just in the knick of time. He says, "Lookie what ol' Merle found himself here."
He then refers to Glenn as his favorite, racial slang term (G word) and is disgusted of him bringing in Jacqui and T-dog, as a bunch of another racial term (N word) to feed.
Rick gets up and gives Merle the deepest stare. Shane jumps up to intervene explaining that they need Merle and his skills. He explains that Merle and his brother have been able to hunt for them and help out with protection, which they are limited due to ammo and weapon shortage. Rick backs down and says he knows where some guns are because he dropped them back in the city.
Merle says he can go get them with his brother as soon as he returns. He tells them, "If he returns, my baby bro is probably scared huddled up in ball somewhere because he's too soft for the world now."
Rick fights back that he can take a team and do it alone. Rick enlists Glenn, Morales, T-dog, and Shane for the mission. Shane says he's needed back at camp for firewood and wants to lock down the perimeters better. Merle enlists himself, as does Jim. Rick gives Shane a look and Shane gives him a knod. "Jim knows how to get you in, Glenn can get you the rest of the way, and Merle can help you take out the walkers," he says.
The group are exhausted so they settle for the next day, Jim tells them their alleys and escape routes. They arm themselves to the hilt with as many knives, cleavers, axes, machetes, and hatchets as possible, Rick also takes his revolver.
They head out from the forrest to the department store where T-dog was rescued. They climb up the buildings to the rooftop and take the higher path back towards the dropped bag.
They are able to slip down into one of the alleys pointed out by Jim. The alley takes them to the ground to a building that is a block away from the tank. The streets are still overrun but not on all paths. On the rooftop of that building, Rick notices there are a few stray walkers on one side but not on a route which will get them closer to the bag.
He tells them he thinks that the walkers won't smell them if they smother themselves with their guts. Merle argues that the dead smell could just get them killed and laughs at the sheriff's idea.
Rick has had about enough with Merle but decides he will test it out on his own, as Glenn also volunteers.
Merle tells them that if they don't survive he's going to kill the minorities and tell the group that wussies just don't make it in the world now.
Rick draws his gun on Merle and tells him that is enough. He hands a pair of cuffs to T-dog and Merle is restrained to a railing on the rooftop. T-dog is given the key and he Morales are left to watch over Merle.
Glenn and Rick kill a single zombie and drag in back into the building. Rick takes his ax and starts hacking away. Within minutes, he and Glenn are covered in guts and Glenn even has an arm draped around his neck.
Covered in guts, Rick and Glenn head out of the building near the few roamers to test the theory. The zombie looks right into Rick's face, takes a wiff, and slowly walks by him. His theory was right, so they slowly walk towards the dropped duffle bag of guns. Finally they are close enough that Rick can just reach down and casually grab it. Rick and Glenn suddenly both start feeling rain drops, causing slight panic to the duo.
They both manage to get turned around heading back when the drips of rain turn into a descent shower, a shower washing off their guts. The zombies start noticing and go after the two, forcing them to run for the building.
They manage to escape the streets but not before attracting the dead. Once one goes into a frenzy they all follow suit, so the building was becoming surrounded. Rick immediately locks the door and chains them together. T-dog in a scurry to unlock Merle's cuffs, drops the key down the heat duct.
Merle vows to kill him and asks for a gun. Rick tries breaking the rail but it is no use. The group all try pulling but it is also no use. Rick sees a hacksaw and tries to cut it but decides it's not doing much good on the cold steel. He knows their time is running out and decides to lock the deadbolt to the staircase and come back for him with better equipment. Merle is left on the rooftop while the group climbs down into the alley. (End episode)
Episode 4: Forgiveness
Before the scroll, Merle is begging for God to forgive him and help him. Suddenly the chains on the front door give and the door to the stairway is starting to creak. Merle grabs the hacksaw and tries cutting the chain on the handcuffs. It is no use really so he looks at his wrist. He tells God that he'll never beg again and starts sawing his own hand off. (Scroll)
Back at camp, the group explain how they had to leave Merle and that there's fear that walkers will start to migrate towards their camp. Shane argues with Rick that the camp is safe. Rick assigns Carl a weapon anyways.
Lori and Shane both protest but Rick tells them that Carl is responsible enough and Shane and Rick will both give him lessons on how to shoot it.
Rick takes Carl off into woods while Lori and Shane are left to just look on. Shane tells Lori that Rick is about to ruin everything. Lori argues that Rick will keep them safe and tries to run off. Shane grabs her by the arm and tells her that she still loves him and needs to pick between the two.
As he tries to kiss her neck she pushes him away and tells him it's over and she's going to be with her husband. Shane just looks at the path towards Rick and doesn't want to believe what she just said.
Passed the woods and in a clearing, Rick is explaining the safety to Carl and how to aim it. He is teaching him the mechanics and how to load it then he sets up a target for Carl to shoot. Carl takes aim and misses just a bit high. The noise startles a squirrel in a tree and they notice it.
Rick encourages Carl to take aim at it. Carl is unsure, but Rick insists that it's different when you shoot the living but this is for food that God has presented them. Suddenly, Carl has his gun aimed at the squirrel while Rick is laughing while directing him to aim a little higher this time.
As Rick is explaining waste not want not, there is a scream back at camp. Instead of taking the next shot for a meal, the two run back through their trail. "Erma has been bit," Dale cries. A lone walker had made it to the perimeters where Erma must've been rinsing out clothes or dishes.
Carol discovered her and screamed causing the guys to come kill it. Dale was furious and demanded that they find some medicine or something to help her. Rick checked on the wound and pronounced it was probably too late for that. All they could do was watch over her for an hour until she turned. Dale grieved as she reanimates, saying he can't be the one to give her the mercy she deserves. Rick raises his gun as Dale turns away, Shane pushes Rick aside and stabs Erma through the brain.
(End episode)
Episode 5: Time For A Funeral
Before the scroll, Jim, Dale, and Rick are digging a whole in preparation for burying Erma. Shane and Lori are looking on, discussing how she thinks she's pregnant and might need the medicines that Dale was referring to.
(Scroll)
There's a makeshift funeral for Erma as they start burying her. It's just a few words from everyone appreciating her and Dale with a few wild flowers dropped onto her grave.
Afterwards, Dale is being comforted by Amy and Andrea letting him know that everything is going to be alright. Dale tries to ensure them that he can't let that happen to them and that he's going to constantly stay on watch from atop the RV.
The group are now all on board for anyone being armed if they want to, as long as they are approved through Shane or Rick. Andrea volunteers, as does Lori, Morales, T-dog, and Jim, along with Carl of course.
At the clearance, Rick is going over the basics and allowing them all to shoot at some bottles that are set up. He's explaining that they need to picture the white glistening eyes of a walker and aim for that.
Andrea is proving to be exceptional and starts giving herself more and more distance. Finally Rick sees what appears to be a walker about five hundred yards out. He decides to let her give the rifle a shot. She takes aim and fires and the would be walker drops.
The group runs out to see that it isn't a walker at all and it's in fact Daryl Dixon home from the hunt. Luckily, Andrea just grazed him and he's quickly on his feet. Daryl isn't mad at Andrea but is excited to see his brother.
Rick has to explain that Merle was left in the city not just a day ago and that he was training people to go back to the city. Lori insists that the group shouldn't go but will need medicine and other supplies if they do.
Daryl insists that no one even Merle should be left in those conditions. Andrea backs Daryl down by telling him that Merle is a tough SOB like no other. Daryl agrees but pleas for a rescue mission.
Rick agrees, he doesn't even have to ask when Glenn, T-dog, Jim, Morales, and Andrea offer their services. The plan is to use a getaway van and use a sniper to keep the gunshots to a minimal. Daryl has a crossbow so it doesn't effect him and he doesn't care what the plan really is anyways.
As they head out in the city, Jim is driving and the group are talking. Daryl declares that if his brother is dead that only Rick will have to be dealt with and that there won't be time for any funeral.They leave the van near a fence at the edge of town.
They are taking a different route to get supplies before heading to Merle. Daryl isn't happy with it but decides to just get it done quickly.
They take out about ten walkers before entering the pharmacy Jim knows about. Inside it's been ransacked but they get bandages, mouthwash for sterilization, and whatever bottles of pills that they can find, then start to leave the store. Jim leaves out the door first and is attacked by a roamer instantly. Daryl shoots it quickly with an arrow through the head and the team pulls the walker off of him. Jim tells everyone that he hadn't been bitten.
They decide Andrea with Glenn get into sniper position in case it gets bad. The rest of the group work quickly to move through the streets and alleys towards the building where they left Merle. After a few zombie kills later, Andrea stops them a few blocks from their target because the one side still had about thirty walkers roaming around.
She shoots the window out of a parked car below her and it sets off a series of car alarms. It's very effective in getting the zombie's attention, but it also has Glenn and Andrea now surrounded. The others enter the building noticing that the front door has had a breach. T-dog mentions a few dead walkers laying around so they run to the staircase leading up to where Merle should be.
Rick tries the door and it opens even though it should be locked. He checks the deadbolt and isn't broken so he gives a look back to everyone. They dart up the stairs and all they find is Merle's severed hand.
(End episode)
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