how long was rick in a coma?

Year One. The whole of Fear The Walking Dead’s first two seasons take place in the early stages of Year One, when the Global Outbreak first hits and turns the world into Zack Snyder’s Dawn of the Dead in slow-mo. Almost two months after the breakout, Rick Grimes wakes up from his coma.

As in, the entire show did not happen and Rick has been in a coma the entire freaking time. As out there as this may seem, it’s actually been a theory that’s been circulating for a while now, especially with comic audiences. But this turn would be especially screwed up, even for The Walking Dead.

Surviving that long without food and water is unlikely, especially in his state. A body can’t be without water for more than three to five days, but Rick had an IV in his arm when he woke up, so liquid was going into his body. However, the IV bag would’ve needed to be refilled at some point.

Robert Kirkman revealed in an AMA that Judith is indeed Shane’s daughter. Judith was the only baby in the Comic Series who was born after the outbreak, until the birth of Hershel some time after All Out War: Part Two.

Rick’s explanation to Michonne echoes what Lori said to Shane after he found out she was pregnant: that their child would always be Rick’s. “Even if it’s yours, it’s not gonna be yours,” Lori told Shane in season two, episode seven. “It’s never gonna be yours and there’s nothing you can do to change that.”

On TWD, Laurie was cheating on Rick a lot longer than the zombie apocalypse. In Season 2 of The Walking Dead, Glenn and Maggie are going on a medicine run. Laurie asks them to look for a specific pill. These pills turn out to be abortion pills, and she knows the exact name of them.

According to the smoking man, the facility housed numerous teams (he mentions Violet team and Primrose team) that worked on a project that ultimately became The Walking Dead’s infamous virus.

According to former Fear the Walking Dead showrunner Dave Erickson, Robert Kirkman has said that Rick was in a coma between four and five weeks [via Business Insider].

Any Walking Dead viewer could probably see this kill count coming, as former protagonist Rick Grimes has perhaps unsurprisingly also racked up a whopping 54 kills. Usually armed with his powerful magnum, Rick has had to kill his best friend Shane Walsh, Terminus leader Gareth, a whole bunch of Saviors, and many more.

With his friends desperately trying to save him, Rick shoots fallen dynamite, blowing the bridge up and apparently killing himself in the process. Unknown to anyone else, however, Rick survives the explosion and is found by Anne on the riverbank.

Judith Grimes/Father

Though Rick raised Judith (Cailey Fleming) on “TWD,” she’s biologically his best friend’s daughter. Fleming told Insider if Judith learned Shane was her biological dad, it wouldn’t change anything. She said Rick’s “her daddy,” in every sense of the word.

Sophia is separated from Carol, and is discovered by two walkers. She runs away from them, with Eliza’s doll in her arms. Rick runs after her and carries her to a safe spot in the nearby woods so he could go and kill the walkers. He does so successfully, but when he comes back, Sophia is nowhere to be found.

He urges her to let Rick help her make the choice and not make it for the both of them after confirming their friendship. Later, Andrea and Shane have sex while Lori takes the morning after pills.

After discovering that she is pregnant, Lori asks Glenn to retrieve with emergency contraception pills from the pharmacy. Upon returning, an infuriated Maggie hands Lori her pills.

“Lori’s fear is that in killing Shane, Rick became Shane and that he’s turned into a man who’s not a humane, compassionate person but somebody who is now somewhat cold and bloodthirsty,” Callies says.

Probably not. But in the comics, and in the show, the zombies are getting more and more rotted. In theory, after a while, they will be so fallen apart that they much less of a threat, outside of the new ones.

Just before Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) leaves the CDC, Dr. Jenner (Noah Emmerich) whispers something in his ear, “Everyone is infected. Whether you’re bitten or scratched by a walker or not, you will become a zombie once you die.”

Unlike other zombie-related entertainment, The Last of Us starts with an outbreak of a fungal infection known as the Cordyceps Brain Infection, which attacks the brain leading to zombie-like characteristics known as the infected.

First, rick was very quiet and safe in his ward, as the door was closed and blocked by Shane, so no walker would know him and unable to went inside to touch him. Second, the hospital was safe at that time as the military had cleaned all walkers and bodies, shot their head.

One that has been particularly persistent is trying to figure out how Rick Grimes – coma patient – survived in a derelict, abandoned hospital without fluids. Having done the math, fans estimate Rick was in said coma for about 45 days, but humans die without water after 3 days.

This confirms that the characters in the show have been fighting for their lives against the zombies between 12 and 13 years as of TWD season 11. When looking back at other time skips and rather accurate records that fans have composed for The Walking Dead timeline, this figure isn’t all that surprising.

Believe it or not, the young kid who started out as weak and in need of protection has been credited with killing 57+ undead individuals. Carl was killed off on the television series, but remains an active member of the walker-killing community in the comic books.

This question is trying to determine if the newcomer has what it takes to survive. Killing walkers is something that needs to be done in this world, so if the answer is “zero” (or particularly low) that might indicate an unwillingness to act, to stop walkers, which could put others in the group at risk.

Originally Answered: Which individual in all of history killed the most people? The historical record is very clear—Chinese dictator Mao Tse-Tung. A good estimate is 50 million people, but 70 million is probably more accurate.