Does anyone watch Walking Dead?
With Twister and Jo talking about 1D and their TV shows, I decided to find some club mates of my own.
Or am I the only weirdo who loves watching decrepit dead people rip apart surviving humans? Seriously, I LIVE for this show. I know it was a comic first, but now they need to write a novel series based on it. Oh, how it makes me jump for joy!
Re: ok, does anyone watch... (TV)
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I'm annoyed that the fence fell down and Rick is in tje yard marveling at his peas. Fix the fence moron! Plenty of time for crops later!
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I hate when they're holed up in a town or the jail. I like the dynamic terror of them all being on the road. I thought the most stressful episode was the one where they were in that huge traffic jam scavenging for stuff. I was on the edge of my seat with them hiding under cars and stuff.
I want to know who was talking on the radio when they were making the run for meds. Why isnt anyone else like "holy shit guys! Someone on the radio! We need to get back to the area to see if we can hear something!"
Is anyone else disheartened when there isn't a constant daily stab patrol? I don't think I'd just ignore a zombie by the fence. Stab it! One less for later! Let's use our time wisely here. Rick just playing Farmer Joe drove me nuts.
At first I was impressed at a cart full of guns by the fence for emergencies. (When shit went down with Rick and Carl.) Then my husband asked what happened when it rained? Good point, husband! There was no awning or cover around. Seems better to cover them than to wheel them around, yeah?
I am so sad Rick kicked Carol out. I mean, I understand why, but I don't care. I'd like to see what she's doing. In fact, forget the jail, and let's follow Carol.
Ugh, will the Governor just go away? I don't need to see his softer side. I'm done with that story. We have enough little side dramas with the jail folk. More zombies! Although, I liked the episode all on its own. Seeing how a family could live off a truck of food this long was neat. I couldn't sleep with a zombie in the apartment above me making noise!
Ooo! I love the open-endedness of this show. As long as they never kill every zombie or find a cure, it can go on indefinitely. Kill off these characters; find these survivors.... Forever and ever.
I was glad at first that the governor was gone, but now I am super intrigued by this development with the family and ending up near the prison again.
Anyone else think that it's possible this is like 28 Days Later and that life has continued on normally elsewhere? I mean, right now, all this is taking place very close to Atlanta. We haven't met anyone who didn't start out in the area when the zombie apocalypse began.
I LOVED Laurie! I think the deep personal struggle in her life, both dependent and independent of Rick is what had me so attached to her. I bawled like a BABY when she died. I never thought they would kill her off. I thought she would miscarry the baby. And when I say I bawled like a baby, I mean snot-sobbing and wailing so horribly the whole house came running (I watch the show by myself here, DH isn't interested), and DS kept trying to console me. I didn't stop until well after the show had gone off.
I don't keep up with any other shows. My only other staple is Law & Order: SVU. I can watch it all freaking day. And HGTV, of course.
And DH and I started Season 1 of Breaking Bad.
Boardwalk Empire, Breaking Bad (RIP), American Horror Story, Downton Abbey, Mad Men, Dexter (RIP), Sherlock, and Doctor Who rank next. I'd say Orange is the New Black, but that's only been one season.
And my filler shows are Sleepy Hollow, Bones, and Once Upon A Time.