Walking Dead Season 2

OLS · 11-16-2011, 12:43 PM

I am one that said in the FUTURE they may trouble keeping my interest since there is only so much you can do with
the premise. I have been told that is incorrect, but there you go. I have not really said that they are not GOOD, but
I have been in the group that says that there seems to be too much dragging along with the lost little girl storyline and
also that I thought the Good Old Home Boys Retirement Home idea was too patronizing for the level of quality the show
had become known for. A little too Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids for me. The Waltons was a show for teaching
moral lessons, not a zombie drama. But it is their show and if I don't like it I need only change the channel.

Haha, Irrate wants more zombies. He is in group B. That is the group that thinks everytime the hero or heroine is framed
up right of center, then a zombie needs to enter the frame from the left side, and vice-versa. Everytime a door is closed
with a mirror on it, there needs to be a zombie behind the person reflected in it. Classic horror setups. Me, again, I like
the way the show is. There is always a chance that there is going to be a zombie encounter, but it is far from certain.
I think the scenario itself is horrifying enough, just the prospect of a future where this is the sitcho everyday is really
messed up to contemplate.

11-16-2011, 12:43 PM	#1
OLS Suck It Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Brad Location: TN Posts: 7,912 Trading: (19)	Re: Walking Dead Season 2 I am one that said in the FUTURE they may trouble keeping my interest since there is only so much you can do with the premise. I have been told that is incorrect, but there you go. I have not really said that they are not GOOD, but I have been in the group that says that there seems to be too much dragging along with the lost little girl storyline and also that I thought the Good Old Home Boys Retirement Home idea was too patronizing for the level of quality the show had become known for. A little too Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids for me. The Waltons was a show for teaching moral lessons, not a zombie drama. But it is their show and if I don't like it I need only change the channel. Haha, Irrate wants more zombies. He is in group B. That is the group that thinks everytime the hero or heroine is framed up right of center, then a zombie needs to enter the frame from the left side, and vice-versa. Everytime a door is closed with a mirror on it, there needs to be a zombie behind the person reflected in it. Classic horror setups. Me, again, I like the way the show is. There is always a chance that there is going to be a zombie encounter, but it is far from certain. I think the scenario itself is horrifying enough, just the prospect of a future where this is the sitcho everyday is really messed up to contemplate.