Death Valley: Difference between revisions

* [[Boom! Headshot!]]: The quickest means of defeating a zombie, and Carla's preferred method.

* [[Bottomless Magazines]]: Averted, whenever a character winds up facing a horde of zombies they run out of ammunition and need to either get more from a different location or kill the zombies by hand. Episode ten revolves around a zombie siege of the UTF when they discover that their ammunition stockpile has been stolen, forcing them to carefully ration their remaining bullets and (eventually) [[Combat Pragmatist|make weapons out of whatever material is handy]].

* [[Bunny Ears Lawyer]]: The UTF cops might be incredibly Badass but at least half of them would be fired for their [[Cloudcuckoolander]] tendencies if they were on a regular police force.

* [[Car Fu]]: When Billy keeps claiming that he's "not fun," Stubeck decides to kill the next pair of zombies they encounter with their police cruiser instead of shooting them. [[Deconstructed Trope|Their car gets stuck on one of the zombies and they need to push it off the corpse]].

* [[It Got Worse]]: Kirsten points out in the season one finale that the crime rate is ''skyrocketing'' due to the werewolf, vampire and zombie problem, {{spoiler|and it appears that there are now ''demons'' as well}}.

* [[It's Personal]]: Episode nine highlights [[Let's Get Dangerous|just how serious Captain Dashell can be at times]]. When he learns the truth about the GBGB parties he (After [[Turn in Your Badge|firing Kirsten]]) tracks down Rico, arrests him, [[Police Brutality|roughs him up]] and brings him back to the station single handedly. When he learns that Natalie, his niece, was actually ''in the car'' with Rico at the time he pulls the vampire into the sun for a bit before giving him a few extra punches.

* [[Let's Get Dangerous]]: For all Dashell's [[Cloudcuckoolander|oddities]], when it comes time to kill some zombies ''he kills some zombies''.

* [[Let Them Die Happy]]: When Officer Brown is revealed to have been bitten by a zombie after the siege of the UTF and is already mostly turned into a zombie, Captain Dashell takes a plastic trophy off one of the desks in the office and presents it to Brown. He explains that it is to recognize and commend his bravery and service, placing it in Brown's hands before shooting him.