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Billy and Bates' long-time acquaintance, Joey "Douchebag" Kincaid, is released from prison early and asks to be a part of the Death Squad. Billy reluctantly agrees, and the three of them make a plan to meet with the gun dealers John has met. Unfortunately, the night before, Billy learns that the Mako Staple factory, the only place he's worked since failing out of college, has burned to the ground. He unloads the guns, and pours himself into a bottle of scotch.

A few weeks go by and the Hunters are mostly unable to access new weapons and ammunition in NYC. While John goes out a tries to make contact with underworld gun dealers, Bates turns to a former co-worker of his, a disgraced postal carrier named "Smoothie". This man agrees to sell the hunters the extra weapons he's amassed over the years, and the Team is finally geared up with something other than a handful of bullets.

Two days after the events at the end of Episode One, Billy and Bates are out on patrol, trying to avoid the authorities while at the same time trying to keep Billy's neighborhood safe. During an encounter with a woman by a local park, we find out that not only has she seen the undead in the woods, but that her daughter ran off in panic and is lost! Adding to this potential tragedy is the fact that Billy knows this family, and remembers the little girl as a baby. Billy and Bates contact John, and they go into the darkened area to save the young girl.

In the pilot episode of the show, we start off by seeing a young couple who've lost their way through a series of ill-fated detours. At a dead-end, they come face-to-face with the horror that the government and the media have been trying to keep from the us all: the living dead plague that has begun to sweep across the East Coast. They lock themselves in their car and are quickly surrounded. That is, of course.......until the Zombie Hunters arrive!

DHS Seniors Football vs. Grant
TRT: 1:57:30
Recorded 10/21/11

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