Walking Death

[Vataes]

In fact, if someone did not imagine that it would just be a ride around post-apocalyptic America with killing zombie herds in each episode - then he may even like this series more What bothers me is not a bad scenario (it's good), not bad acting, just the plot as a whole. It presents not the fate of heroes, but ordinary people who are trying to start living anew after the apocalypse. They don't want to save the world, fight for a Better Tomorrow and the return of the American Dream. They want to survive, which does not have to equal the fact that in order to do so, they have to kill all the zombies, save the president and democracy at the last minute

I would prefer a more epic story. With more panache than previous adventures, a group of people connected only by the will to survive. So that it leads to something, maybe to this fight for American democracy And so we have quite a specific (due to the circumstances of nature) drama series. Perhaps this proves its originality?

[Matsui]

Definitely better than the previous one: more action, less raving about a hard life and certainly less soap operas. Of course, the disputes between the teammates are still going on - strange if O.o suddenly disappears - but I got the feeling that they were relegated to the background. Rick and his gang now have other concerns. And one more thing: the action of the episode does not take place only on the farm of O.o You can see an improvement: P

[Sylfil]

And I do not yield and I am still tired of "The Walking Dead". The word 'torment' is a keyword for Season Two, Episode Two. If someone wants to survive to its end, he should be patient, or, following Romek's footsteps, watch at an accelerated pace. In short: nothing is happening at all (one nice scene with walkers is definitely not enough: P); Not counting, of course, more talks on the topics of life and death (to be or not to be in this cruel world?). There were also some moralizing talks. This time in the performance of a good sheriff and a bad one. The gentlemen went for a ride and had a very serious conversation - this was the assumption: P - on topics ... love and morlane

[Devil Baby]

So it's fortunate that I record and when I'm bored I play it faster. It happens that watching an episode takes a maximum of 10 minutes for me

[Vanity Fair]

I also expected a different ending. But what not to say ... it was not template
It changes, because it means not that it is "numb and boring" but that you are "numb and boring". This is a fundamental difference.

[Perv]

The most interesting episode in a very, very long time. Suspenseful, a bit sloppy, but less than the last. I was chattering - especially about feelings: P - and more of action. The chance that they will leave the farm or rather be forced to do so is slowly starting to emerge.

[Hawking]

At the beginning, this episode irritated me. Especially moralizing talk by the White Liberal. And an annoying kid. But the ending was fine. The season finale is coming soon, so I expect some kind of breakthrough, i.e. the end of existence on the farm. Unless there is a "raid"? Anyway - I already know why I watch this series (although sometimes it is accelerated). Because its plot is not predictable. And this is a plus and a very significant one, because it eliminates some basic disadvantages

[Kaikki]

For a good thirty minutes, you can safely call this episode a fart; meant to touch you. My teeth gritted as I looked at it all. The endgame made up for my suffering - something has definitely moved and it is going to be a pretty cool season finale.

[fabulousfreesia]

I would be unfair to say that every episode is a fart.
Both in the first and second season there would be those that do not deserve that name.

[Irakhash]

The Walking Dead s02e12 - indeed, most of it was boring, like the rest, that is - a lot of talk. But this action with Shane made it interesting and surprising. And the ending was already brilliant. I am wondering only one thing - though maybe I missed it while watching these episodes on the scroll - how does it happen that zombies are formed in this way. Because it turns out that killing a man by a man leads to zombification.

I wonder if in the season finale everyone will run or fight and who will survive and who will not.