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Zs of Z Nation

Also called: Zs, Talkers, Blends
TVUndeadA virus2010 to today

Z Nation is a Syfy series in which survivors escort a man whose blood may yield a vaccine across the United States, three years into a zombie apocalypse. Alongside ordinary zombies it has talking zombies and human-zombie hybrids. It was produced by The Asylum and is lighter in tone than its prequel, Black Summer.12

Battle it
First appeared
2014
Released 2014
Source work
Z Nation (2014)
Karl Schaefer and Craig Engler (The Asylum, Syfy)
Age rating
TV-14
Made in
USA
What causes it
A virus
A virus known as ZN1.
How you become one
A bite.

When did it first appear?

Ancient world
Middle Ages
1500 to 1899
1900 to 1967
1968 to 1999
2000 to 2009
2010 to today
2014

Released 2014

field notes

What the sources say

1

Killing a zombie is called mercying it12

2

Talkers are zombies that can speak, and they crave brains12

3

Murphy, the only person to survive bites without fully turning, is part zombie and can influence the dead12

4

People Murphy bites become Blends, human-zombie hybrids under his telepathic control12

5

The series ran five seasons and 68 episodes12

6

Its darker prequel, Black Summer, went to Netflix12

Sources

  1. Z Nation - Wikipedia
  2. Z Nation - Rotten Tomatoes

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