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And... 10 years after the zombie apocalypse... that's exactly where TWD is right now...It seems that the only novelty is that the walkers are covered with moss now.
And... 10 years after the zombie apocalypse... that's exactly where TWD is right now...It seems that the only novelty is that the walkers are covered with moss now.
You're right--and no mossy walkers.And... 10 years after the zombie apocalypse... that's exactly where TWD is right now...
I will say, though, that the Season 10 opener of TWD went the extra mile with the soggy decrepit walkers.... eeeeeewwwwww!!!!!!! :lmao:You're right--and no mossy walkers.
You mean the Walking Breakfast Club Dead?Anyone see the trailer for the unnamed THIRD Walking Dead series? Nothing to inspire here, folks.
At some point you would want to know how they continue to expend energy as their mass decays. If a brain shot kills them, then its still essential for their neural networks to operate sufficiently - clearly their nerves are rotted right through. By now they should be weak as (dead) kittens.I will say, though, that the Season 10 opener of TWD went the extra mile with the soggy decrepit walkers.... eeeeeewwwwww!!!!!!! :lmao:
You mean the Walking Breakfast Club Dead?
Looks absolutely stupid. And I am normally the guy who says I am sure it will be okay even if not great any expansion of the series universe is probably a good thing? Maybe?
... in terms of timing.. they have a city, with secure walls, university and schools and 9K or people at the same time our band of merry idiots have established a working radio and phalanx. Yeeeaah. Okay.
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Last I heard, the Grimes films are still on the production treadmill.. but I have no idea who the intended audience might be.I’ve pretty much lost interest though I did enjoy the first few seasons. I don’t think the Rick Grimes movies are getting made. Nobody cares anymore.
This is the aspect that always intrigues me. Scavenging, repurposing, rebuilding. I'm happy just to watch that characters do this intelligently. A few epsiodes of The Walking Dead did exactly that and they are among my favourites.I love the show, not for the zombies but the survival aspect. I have always been intrigued by these stories of humanity picking up or at least trying to rebuild after something catastrophic.
Is this the one where they are in some secure place and there is a school and these teenagers sneak out? I had no interest in that spin off at all and I generally love all end of the world type stories to see how people survive and rebuild.Walking Dead: World Beyond
I eventually watched this out of the corner of my eye while working. Clearly written for sensitive Gen-Z viewers. Some self-absorbed (and largely irritating) characters traverse the walker landscape 10 years on. Short on action, big on tears. Preposterous story arc. Poor character motivation. Clumsy action sequences. Occasionally atmospheric. One nice sequence featuring shadow puppets.
Kids may like it.
That's the one. The kids have lived in a walled off university for 10 years, but behave exactly as kids today. They mostly stumble along and survive by luck, but keep telling each other how great they are. Participation trophies for all!Is this the one where they are in some secure place and there is a school and these teenagers sneak out? I had no interest in that spin off at all and I generally love all end of the world type stories to see how people survive and rebuild.
That is what loses it for me as it does not seem realistic for the world that has been created.That's the one. The kids have lived in a walled off university for 10 years, but behave exactly as kids today. They mostly stumble along and survive by luck, but keep telling each other how great they are. Participation trophies for all!