This may have been asked already cause i'm new to the spot but did anyone else think Zack being the Gormogon's apprentice was kinda unrealistic?

I had heard about this before I saw the episode, and thought it was absolutely ludicrous! But then when I saw the ep, it was put in such a way, that I felt was believable. Zack is pretty clueless when it comes to certain things, but logic he can always depend on. Gormogon tricked him with rationality, making him believe what he was doing was good. Sounds strange, but gegeven his character, I think it's believable. And door the way, he didn't actually murder anyone. Don't know if you've gotten to that episode yet?

I too had heaps of problems with this storyline in the beginning simply because I didnt believe that Zack could kill anyone even if it was explained logically to him. But after watching the ep a few meer times (and the Zack eps since this one) it made heaps meer sense and now I find this ep awesome. Although I still hate that we dont have Zack every week anymore.
Back to the point. Zack is all about logic...and if someone explained to him with logic that killing a person was necessary then I can see him helping Gormogon (not actually killing anyone though and I was very adamant about that the whole way through). Episode 5 of season 4 (The Perfect Pieces in the Purple Pond)might make things a little clearer and help to see (as I did) why what happened with Gormogon was actually pretty in character for Zack.

I think the storyline was just fine but then again I've never been a Zach fan so my input isn't as good as that of his fans.