The Walking Dead: Is there too much going on?
Thursday, February 26, 2015
Robert Kirkman’s brainchild is all about excess. And overkill. And ticking people off.
Robert Kirkman’s brainchild is all about excess. And overkill. And ticking people off.
The second day of SDCC was progressively (and expectedly) busier than the first on the verge of a monster busy weekend. Here are highlights from Friday.
*That* was a letdown, a letdown of epic proportion. Not only do I feel like a dunce but also like a sheep in a herd of gullibility, too. Courtesy of the snake oil sales host of ‘Talking Dead’ …
Additionally: If you are a viewer who falls under the banner heading “Shocking Shocker Shocks ‘The Walking Dead’ fans” then I have a question for you: Why?
… but the show’s writers (along with an unexpected reality show alumnus) certainly gave it the ‘ole college try to get me to change my position on the matter.
‘The Walking Dead’ really kicked into gear with the cast on the latest episode (“Isolation”), with things finally moving along at a much better clip. I’m a happier camper than I was with the series premiere.
The new season launch came at us with chills, spills, stumbles … and lots and lots of cheese.
Was the season 3 finale of ‘The Walking Dead’ really that lackluster? Did it not live up to the hype and expectations?
The second half of ‘The Walking Dead’s’ season has been building up to the inevitable war between the Prison and Woodbury, and it’s about time. Even the walkers seem to be aging waiting around for something to actually happen.
Why are so many willing to forgive Merle Dixon for his transgressions? He was an asshole through and through. You don’t reward behavior like that, you call it out for what it is.