Eh, gasoline going bad isn’t quite the on-off switch a lot of the show’s critics think it is. I’ve personally revived cars with years-old gas in the tanks before - sure, they run like shit, but they can still be driven, in an emergency anyway. Or post-apocalypse.

Personally, what grinds my gears, is every abandoned car’s battery still having enough juice to start the engine. Nobody ever needs a jump start.

Although, timeline-wise, most of the show takes place over the course of less than two years. It’s not until the middle of season 9, the third-to-last season, that there’s a time skip of more than a few months.

Third-gen Camaro while we’re at it. And the equivalent Firebird.

The missile knows where it is, at all times. It knows this, because it knows where it isn’t.

I think that might’ve been a shout-out to Mork and Mindy; Robin Williams’s character says that in the title sequence, after banging his head on the side of his spaceship.

These days, I hear the line “it’s just people driving in circles” from F1 fans dumping on NASCAR, more than anything else.

But like, any sport sounds boring when you just break it down like that. Baseball, basketball, either kind of football, they’re all about a bunch of dudes just moving a ball around.

I’d say it counts, those two in the Pinto definitely bought it when their car hit the ground from hundreds of feet in the air.

Project Zomboid and The Long Walk. I feel like the crossover would be pretty seamless. The contest could be played, the movie could be re-enacted on a multiplayer server, with a couple of mods that already exist currently.