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10.54pm
29 December 2012
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Frankly I think that at this point it’s a very boring, repetitive, and over-hyped TV show.
I think it was an awesome show during the first season, and even a few episodes from the second season were good. But then it got terrible.
Does anyone else share my opinion?
11.15pm
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1 May 2011
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Never heard of it. Actually didnt know it existed until this post.
Most tv shows come hyped nowadays, regardless of whether its a multi-million pound drama or the daily cycle of paint drying. Everything is edited to make it louder, shockingier, incredibler, thrillingier and many other words that some over-paid 30 year olds have invented to make people think life will end if they miss it (it wont). Most forget character development, believabilty, plot, language which isnt so patheticly unrealistic, and think the secret to good tv is that a camera has to spin around all the friggin time and shake like there is a 9.8 earthquake occuring whilst music blasts out in the background.
Either that or its a celebrity documentary where some nonentity you dont care about is sent to document and/or investigate something which could be interesting if it wasnt all about that damn celeb who is braindead, hogs the camera so you see zilch, ignores the subject, talks to you like youre a baffoon who thinks the tv control is loo paper, and leaves you at the end wondering why the heck you spent time on such unbelievable crap having learnt nothing new. Latest fad is Professor Brian Cox “a star is in the sky and is far away so you cant touch it so dont try. Look im very smart and clever and in the Sahara desert whereas youre in house crushing potato chips into youre mouth and getting fat.”
Go Away!!
Sorry for the rant but i detest how we are being fed dumbed down s**t and we sit and watch it. Not saying that The Waking Dead is just that thats the way TV is going with millions watching prime-time garbage.
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1.15am
16 August 2012
Offline Okay… Nominations for two craziest posts in a row are open.
The Walking Dead in an excellent show. While yes, it does contain remarkable violence, the show is a sombre look at how even after humanity is almost eradicated, its worst foe is itself.
So that being said… With such a grim opening, this should be our ‘Walking Dead’ thread!
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1.38am
6 December 2012
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It is our “Walking Dead” thread…
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4.39am
29 December 2012
Offline SatanHimself said
Okay… Nominations for two craziest posts in a row are open.
The Walking Dead in an excellent show. While yes, it does contain remarkable violence, the show is a sombre look at how even after humanity is almost eradicated, its worst foe is itself.
So that being said… With such a grim opening, this should be our ‘Walking Dead’ thread!
Ha ha, I understand. I’m not saying others shouldn’t enjoy the show. I just think it changed a bit since the first season, and not to my liking. That’s all.
4.46pm
1 December 2009
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I watched the first couple of episodes of this when it debuted (mostly ’cause it’s on AMC, home of Mad Men & Breaking Bad, my two must-see TV programs) and couldn’t get into it. Really, I am so sick to death (or sick to UNdeath, I guess) of all these bloody zombie programs/movies/games/whatever. I find them even more one-dimensional and redundant than all those tedious 80s slasher movies.
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11.20pm
14 December 2012
Offline I agree that the first season was best, but that’s to be expected from any show. I love the episode from last night, even though my second favorite guy is gone (don’t want to spoil who it is that leaves).
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3.41am
14 January 2013
Offline vonbontee said
I watched the first couple of episodes of this when it debuted (mostly ’cause it’s on AMC, home of Mad Men & Breaking Bad, my two must-see TV programs) and couldn’t get into it. Really, I am so sick to death (or sick to UNdeath, I guess) of all these bloody zombie programs/movies/games/whatever. I find them even more one-dimensional and redundant than all those tedious 80s slasher movies.
I never got into it or True Blood. I know a lot of people who watch them. Like vonbontee said its become redundant.
11.34pm
16 August 2012
Offline I’ve really enjoyed Walking Dead, especially this season, which is far more stressful than the one before it.
I need to re-watch this week’s episode, because I ended up getting distracted with something else and every time I looked up something totally new was happening.
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