If you didn't get a chance to see "Zombie Earth" last Tuesday night, the first installment in National Geographic's six-part series, it will be rebroadcast on December 21, 10pm Eastern, and likely throughout 2014 and beyond.With all the chaos that ensued when the rabid zombies attacked the broadcast bunker, people have been emailing me, asking what happened after the episode ended.
Here's a report: David Bartell (another expert commentator) and I were able to get out of the bunker - I don't know about the other experts. But after exiting the bunker, we got separated. I ran for my life, towards the Brooklyn Bridge. I soon saw that I would never make it - there were zombies lurching around every corner, "oh the humanity!" - so I ducked into another cellar.
That's where I am now. Let's just call it an undisclosed location. What I can tell you is that there is a door on the far side of the room, marked "Hell on Earth". I can hear the zombies scratching at the windows outside. I'm tempted to open the door to Hell on Earth. You'll be able to see what happened this Tuesday night (December 17), 10pm Eastern, when Nat Geo broadcasts "How to Survive the End of the World: Hell on Earth".
In the meantime, here are some clips from my Zombie Earth appearance...
See also How to Survive the End of the World on National Geographic
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