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Kirkman confirmed it two episodes ago. Greg Nicotero, exec producer and director of last Sunday's episode, confirmed her remains were eaten by the zombie Rick killed. That's two exec producers and the creator of the comic the show is based on. That's enough confirmation for me.
No one knows and it won't be talked about per Kirkman.
At this point the director's could have had Lori's face hanging from the Zombies mouth and you'd all proclaim:"Like a director/writer/showrunner would spoil some huge plot twist/shocker.
so, she could have still lived through losing her face.. Still haven't seen the flat line showing us she really is dead. "
You are 100% correct
I'm pretty sure that was the mushroomed bullet. I think it even left an indentation in the floor (in the middle of the pool of dried blood).Unless I'm seeing things, the zombie also had what appeared to be Lori's hair sticking out of it's mouth/face. I don't understand why the zombie would drag her body though.
You weren't. Nicotero confirmed that was Lori's hair.
Well,at least the zombies care about flossing.
Speaking of flossing with women's hair... I imagine the grooming situation is out of control.Well,at least the zombies care about flossing.
Nice fallacy there.At this point the director's could have had Lori's face hanging from the Zombies mouth and you'd all proclaim:"
Pretty sure this HAS to be aNice fallacy there.At this point the director's could have had Lori's face hanging from the Zombies mouth and you'd all proclaim:"
trip but I'll bite for a bit.... She was gutted like a 
and yet some here want to believe she is still alive.. 
No reason not to believe that.. No death scene, no body shown at the grave site.. At this point I think they buried her do-rag or whatever it was she was wearing on her head, thinking a Zombie ate her.
There is no proof that she is dead. It's all circumstantial. I supposed you believed that Merle was dead all along as well.Pretty sure this HAS to be aNice fallacy there.At this point the director's could have had Lori's face hanging from the Zombies mouth and you'd all proclaim:"
Carl is stupid. Maybe he just thought she was dead.
They will gorge themselves.
Reasonable assumption after putting a bullet in her head.
You're assuming that he really did it.
Speaking of flossing with women's hair... I imagine the grooming situation is out of control.Well,at least the zombies care about flossing.
It bugged me so I looked it up...it was the episode where Carl wandered off to throw rocks at the zombie who later became the Stealth Zombie who killed Dale.Very weird episode...on Talking Dead they mentioned that Greg Nicotero directed it and I remember him directing a bad episode from last season. I don't know how much the writing depends on who the director is but the writing was terrible this week. Digging a grave and filling it back up without a body and without a word from anyone onscreen is ridiculous.pretty sure she is still out there.. be it alive or, ala Sophia, a zombie ... Very
why they glossed over her for the entire episode, short of the grave.
There isn't a shred of evidence which indicates he didn't.
This is about what I figured.
You trying to prove a negative? Like trying to prove that Bigfoot DOESN'T exist?
Interestingly, these 2 were also written by the same person - Angela Kang - who has written one other episode.It bugged me so I looked it up...it was the episode where Carl wandered off to throw rocks at the zombie who later became the Stealth Zombie who killed Dale.Very weird episode...on Talking Dead they mentioned that Greg Nicotero directed it and I remember him directing a bad episode from last season. I don't know how much the writing depends on who the director is but the writing was terrible this week. Digging a grave and filling it back up without a body and without a word from anyone onscreen is ridiculous.
I'm not the one who has to prove anything here. It's obvious Carl shot Lori and she's dead. That in the very next episode we saw a zombie with Lori's hair hanging out of his mouth adds even further confirmation that she's gone. There's absolutely no way Carl would let his father have a complete breakdown in front of everyone if Lori was still alive. It defies all common sense.
It's a show about zombies. It doesn't have to make sense.
That was a lousy episode too - she needs to stop writing.Interestingly, these 2 were also written by the same person - Angela Kang - who has written one other episode.It bugged me so I looked it up...it was the episode where Carl wandered off to throw rocks at the zombie who later became the Stealth Zombie who killed Dale.Very weird episode...on Talking Dead they mentioned that Greg Nicotero directed it and I remember him directing a bad episode from last season. I don't know how much the writing depends on who the director is but the writing was terrible this week. Digging a grave and filling it back up without a body and without a word from anyone onscreen is ridiculous.
I didn't realize you wrote for the show. Sorry.
On "Talking Dead", the show that discusses the most recent Walking Dead episode, it was either the writer or director that confirmed that the engorged zombie Rick found sitting on the floor against the wall was indeed the zombie that ate Lori. Strands of her hair can be seen hanging from the mouth of the zombie that feasted on Lori as well. Yep Lori is gone. They offed her sooner than I thought they would.
I don't forgive you.
Once again...would you put it beyond a writer/director to mislead the viewing public only to produce a real shocker later? It's called "fiction".
The actress herself confirmed that she's dead. How much more do you need?
About 3 pages of bickering over who is dead/alive would be eliminated if you maggots would just watch this
That's not the show's MO. If this was Lost you may be right, but it isn't.
