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series, already has order for 15 shows for 2nd seasonIs this a one off season or a new series?
series, already has order for 15 shows for 2nd seasonIs this a one off season or a new series?
lololololololconcentrate on why would you have all the lights on and be playing monopoly when you just saw a zombie outside eating your neighbor.
It was a flashback, so hard to know when the napalm was deployed, but it is really curious on the timing. Obviously the cities would fall apart fastest given population density, but why LA take 9 days to reach what we see in FTWD, but Atlanta became so densely infected that carpet bombing was favorable to the kind of small scale street-to-street eradication we are seeing in FTWD. Perhaps higher level command and control of the military is falling apart, so local deployments are handling the outbreak in a really disparate way, but I'm not really sure.Didn't the Air Force bomb Atlanta like 2-3 months in on the main series? We know from that it was intact awhile at least after the outbreak. I assume as that broke down though each group became its own faction with fucked up procedures/rules.
Was hoping they'd show an escalation in military response as things devolved. Have to think the initial deployment of the military domestically would start a little more benevolently, then escalate as the dire nature of the situation did. They just went from deployment to full on bad actor instantaneously. I think it would have made for better drama if the soldiers seemed more conflicted about this particular mission. Some would be calm, others might be triggerhappy, others might be conservative or conciliatory. They are just making them a monolithic, totalitarian gimmick for this show I guess.Why is everyone so surprised they are portraying the military in this show this way? In The Walking Dead they showed the military gunning down doctors and patients at the hospital Rick was at while he was in a coma.
I'm never going to rewatch it to confirm but I have to imagine with how slow and boring the second half of s1 and the entirety of s2 was of TWD there had to be some times where Shane and Andrea were too busy having a montage and Rick is frolicking through lush rolling hills ala The Sound of Music that they didn't have a zombie in itTrying to think back through the Walking Dead, was there ever an episode where they never showed a walker?
Yes, doing this did not hurt "The Strain" one bit.I hate how every zombie series is set in a world that doesn't have zombie fantasy. "It's so weird that people come back after they die and are violent and try to bite other people. I wish there was a word to describe this!"
It wouldn't be so bad if everything else about the setting wasn't exactly our reality/history... except for the complete lack of zombie knowledge...