The Glass Floor

Actually, the banisters were crumbling for some reason.

I mean, I don't know why marble banisters would just start collapsing like that after a few years, but apparently they did.

Yes. Exactly. I was watching this in utter disbelief. Ignoring that such a floor would never start cracking like that, (thickness, lamination, individual tiled sections etc), when it did start cracking I awaiting someone be be like 'uh, guys, lets get off it now in case in breaks and we fall though' but no, there they are, traipsing across it for ages. They could have all cleared off and dragged the stuff using the ropes. Or as you say, simply just handed the canoe over the banisters.

Though glass does seem to act very strangely in TWD universe considering the amount of times zombies are able to just walk through it.

I swear they write this shit just to wind us up.

And whilst we're on the subject of the stuff they picked up, yeah, I get the seeds, but the super old wagon? Wtf? They could just use a stripped down modern trailer or something. If they really need that exact wagon, bring a guy with pen, paper and tape measure and get the dimensions rather than bring all that dead weight back with them.

They also didn't appear very well armed for that outing. They could have been wiped out if they ran into trouble, be it zombie or Human.

And who was the guy who got bitten saving the horse? (from a stealth zombie no less, they're still relying on that trope it seems). Why did Maggie care so much? Have we even seen him before? They can't expect us to care about people they just randomly introduce. If he was already established, well, he was entirely forgettable.

How does a horde destroy a concrete bridge? I don't get it.

And they're still calling hordes 'herds'.

Sanctuary still looks like a refugee camp with sheets dividing living areas like it was a sports hall after a diaster. How long has it been now and people are still living like that. They live in huge industrial complex, I'm sure they could spread out a bit.

At least they killed off Gregory. That was satisfying.

I think I'm done venting on this POS episode.

What a moronic assumption. There is a special kind of stupid. Much worse than normal stupid. The floor scene was an example of that, and clearly so are you. Even more special in fact. Are you a writer on the show? You have all the qualifications.

I'm always fascinated by the intellectually challenged who read a post and get offended because that post attacks something about a show they like, so they attempt to make it personal and attack the poster. That is an example of a special kind of loser. Lucky you. You're special in at least two categories. Are you embarrassed that utter stupidity entertains you, so you lash out?

Lol, it was obviously a building built to last and accommodate many people. I guarantee that floor would support several cars or trucks. This wasn't someone's home, it was a commercial building and they wouldn't have cut corners.

No one missed that. Did you miss the entire crux of the conversation where that type of thing would not cause the floor to break? Further, they are glass tiles in a steel frame. They are not connected to one another, and it's not one big pane, so a crack in one would not travel to another. Even in a fictitious world, certain rules apply. It's amazing how certain people can't comprehend the written word.

You know, in real life, things don't just start decaying and falling apart after 2-3 years of not being dusted and waxed. The floor, in reality, would still be just as strong as it ever was 50 years later.

No.

On Talking Dead they said it was filmed at the Georgia Capital......they hung the banners to each area to make it look like the Smithsonian Museum, so that's how I knew where they supposedly were. I haven't been there in a couple years (and I know that building has been updated since then) but the last time I was there...there was a huge elephant in the middle, no big staircase and no glass floor.