Let's also not forget how easily those "k let's fuck we're made for each other" moments pass characters buy as they try out new fuck buddies like pairs of shoes.
I thought you were talking about TWD but Sandtrap's posts are throwing me off.
>watching TWD>expecting good writingAre you dumb? Lol, this is like going to a barbecue place and expecting them to make an amazing salad. TWD exists only for preteens who like to see extensive violence, not for complex coral studies.
>watching TWD>expecting good writingAre you dumb? Lol, this is like going to a barbecue place and expecting them to make an amazing salad. TWD exists only for preteens who like to see extensive violence, not for complex character studies.
Season 1 of TWD is pretty overrated. The TWD community has a boner for Frank Darabont.
Quote from: Meltface Banterlad™ on September 28, 2015, 12:01:07 PMSeason 1 of TWD is pretty overrated. The TWD community has a boner for Frank Darabont.Of course they do. The guy directed Shawshank Redemption and The Mist. He clearly understands how people react to the breakdown of society/the world around them as opposed to "hurr let's go find booze because I just got separated from my family, I'm obviously mentally traumatized right now lol."The first episode succinctly captures the feeling of hopelessness and the end of civilization. The hospital was genuinely creepy and the dismembered torso girl had me feeling unsettled for several weeks. Morgan's internal conflict with his zombified wife was heartbreaking. It hit all the right notes that a zombie TV show should be doing.Of course, that's not to say it's without its hiccups. S1 isn't a perfect season, but it came as closest the show ever did in capturing the atmosphere of the comics. AllMightyCunts are clearly greedy Jews and value saving a few bucks over maintaining consistency between the seasons. S1 and the rest of the show are like two completely different TV series.
i enjoyed seasons 1-2