But I had been thinking he had been bitten by a walker when he was in the water at the food bank.

Anyone else think that?

I thought he was weeping against the tree b/c he had been bitten or scratched or something. I wonder what would happen to people who ate the meat of a not-yet-turned-but-about-to bitten person?

Unless you want to come up with something new about this particular zombie genre. Like, for instance, the fact that the zombie was in the water so long that the zombie virus was too diluted to cause a problem.

That is, of course, assuming he was bitten.

The signs seems to be certain that Bob has reached his end. Facts: He has had more lines and attention in the last few episodes; to the fact that they are saying that one of the cast will be on the sofa on the Talking Dead--usually signified that someone important is going to die; to the fact that the show seems to keep the count of main black characters down and the priest raised the number of black men to three (R.I.P. T-Dog), and finally, the last bit of evidence is that the facts, as we know them, would fit a known plot twist from the comic books.

I told my husband "Welp, kiss bob goodbye...."

I missed that somehow.

Which means they found them all.

And next week they take 2 more. How hungry are they?

Rick was right when he said they should've gone back and made sure they were all dead. But they didn't. Bad move.

They better start listening to him again!

talk about earlier in the series when someone ask him about that? I think at that time he just said "I don't want to talk about it" or something similar.

The eating alive bit seemed really personal, esp. for people who are behaving so impersonally.

that it was "ironic" that it was Bob that they'd grabbed to eat. I think he said "ironic" because I wondered why he would say that about Bob in particular. Was just a passing thought as I watched it.

I thought maybe I missed something last week but I think your theory makes more sense.