After seeing Wendel's tongue, Bradley's imagination was taking him places he didn't want to be.
Or did he....
An actor portraying a weatherman practices his lines in front of a green screen. We only had to hear it 16 times before we wanted to rip him limb from limb (which some other zombies get to do later in the film).
Paka: Psst. Hehe. I had these cards stuffed in my shoe the whole time. I think Sean suspects. No! Don't look at him.
A bathroom with a window above the toilet. Now god can see when you don't replace the roll.
Sean, having finally given in to the fact that zombies could coexist peacefully with us, still wasn't about to let one rest her head on his shoulder.
Phil: Oh my lord. You didn't! Is that your....and his....is that a cat? Bloody hell, you Americans are wild.
Rotting Jay and Silent Bob.
Lora, knowing Paka was a sucker for a hug, took the opportunity to palm $5 worth of his chips. Paka, knowing Lora a thief, had licked all of his chips.
Unbeknownst to him, Sean had grown a thick mustache in the past half hour. Phil, enraged with jealousy, moved in for the ear bite.
Zombie afterglow.
Brett, having been in costume too long, lost the ability to use utensils.
The barefoot woman and her rowdy boyfriend (not shown) disrupted two of the piano shows. Some well placed thumbtacks and grease on the dance floor, however, helped persuade them to leave.
Jess (internally): If he takes another picture of me I'm going to spend my winnings on myself. Or I'll make him buy feminine products. Yeah, that'll do.
The Golden Gate...um....hmm, it's not a tunnel. Or a thoroughfare, I give up.
