Fear the Walking Dead

Yeah, for me it wasn't so much a lack of zombies or "action", but the fact that we were on that farm and we were stuck with characters like Andrea, Lori, and Shane. Part of why I liked season 5 was because you had better characters interacting and hanging around- Abraham, Michonne, Tyreese, Tara, and awesome-Carol.

But to be honest, if TWD was just Glenn and Maggie wandering around and figuring out how to survive, I'd be totally cool with that. Because Glenn's my personal favorite and he's a bright spot of hope no matter how bad TWD gets.

 

Ya'll cray about The Walking Dead :icon_razz. I've enjoyed every season. Fear the Walking Dead's premier was good. It was a slower episode, but they gotta give you some background on the main characters. It had some good moments of suspense. The acting all seems solid. Not to mention Frank Dillane (Nick) and Lorenzo James Henrie (Chris) are easy on the eyes . Hope they don't die any time soon.

 

What???? How were Andrea and Shane boring characters? For the first two seasons(Andrea kinda sucked in season 3) they were two of the best characters in the show. They had interesting stories and character developments. Although I agree about being glad that lori is gone. Imo, characters we have now like Abraham and Tara are for the most part uninteresting.

 

Never said Andrea and Shane were boring. Shane could have been interesting but I don't think he was written well. If they allowed more time for him to develop into a psychopath, I would've liked him a lot better. Season 1, he was fine. Season 2, every character on the show got beaten with the bad writing stick.

Andrea just annoyed me. Her whole "ooh, let me has the guns even though I can't put one together to save my life" throughout Season 2 got on my nerves.

Abraham, lot of potential I think. The only character I absolutely hated in Season 5 was Eugene.

 

He had that stupid mullet and everything. Made me want to punch his stupid face.

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Not to mention...thinking back, I don't get how everyone believed him about the whole Washington thing. Didn't most of the gang find out Washington D.C. was a lost hope at the CDC? Wouldn't Glenn or someone said something instead of being like "OKAY, cools! Let's go to Washington D.C. to help this random scientist guy!"

 

I hope Eugene goes soon. They need to kill off the dead weight early in this next season. you can't really have a show with 20 characters

 

Some shows can pull it off but I agree. Lot of characters need to go. Especially now that they're at

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Woodbury 2.0

 

I enjoyed it quite a lot. Even though there were far less walkers than the average TWD episode, I found myself more tense throughout - maybe because it's a little more real seeing the walkers appear against the backdrop of our world, rather than the destitute post-apocalyptic realm that Rick and company survive in.

I'm looking forward to seeing how the season progresses. I've got pretty high hopes.

I've tried for a long time to forget about that...

 

I just watched it! It is good but compared to the first episode of TWD it has less action. But it is still good!

Random Fact: Frank Dillane (who is HOT <3) aka Nick, the drug addict son, is also young Voldemort in HP: Halfblood Prince

 

Not sure if anyone has made this comment before but how come in zombie shows/movies, nobody has ever seen zombie-related content. They're always like "oh my god they didn't die even though we shot them 100 times!" If I were in that situation I'd figure out they were a zombie immediately and run

 

I always figured since zombie stuff is technically imposible to happen here, that the zombie movies/shows happen in alternative universe where nobody ever created zombie fiction.

 

I believe that the creators of TWD have said at some point that zombie movies/stories were never made in their universe, hence why everyone is so unprepared and without any idea what to do when the dead attack.