The Sherif after hearing his "Deputy's story about people rising from the graveyard thought he was crazy ... and then he got in that accident and that seems to have changed his mind?
Did he think that he died in the accident, or should have died? I don't get it.
I think we have to wait until season 2 for a definitive answer to that. For the time being, I guess we, the viewers are left to speculate.
It seems to me from what we've learned so far....and I hope you're caught up because spoilers here ... the other officer, Chris, if you remember at the very end calls James and tells him that the Doctor had already died several years ago so she definitely knows what's going on and has been lying. She was the one who stated that the sheriff literally died in that car accident and came back as "something else". My guess is next season the series will delve further into what exactly that is and what role they play. It appears that the current wife Sarah, may now actually be whatever it is that was "posessing" the sheriff's dead body.
That's weird. I liked the first half of this season, when it did not seem to be a zombie or horror series in any way.
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And it still doesn't appear to be either of those things.
shareThe way the cop behaved in the last three episodes is horror in my book.
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It's still not either of those things, so what are you complaining about?
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I'm complaining about the "zombie" acting sheriff from the neighboring town, and to how the main character's wife gave him a creepy, black-eyed look after he heard she had briefly flatlined in the OR.
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