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The Walking Dead
Scrappy Doo:
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--- Quote from: white Boy on November 10, 2010, 06:04:13 PM ---the whole thing about him being asleep through the entire thing for a couple weeks is eh, BUT its such a small part, ive already forgot about it, REALLY dope show, i like what its doing and how its doing it, However, anyone notice how the 2nd episode tried to do this different directing/cinamatography, that wasnt in the 1st, kind of a documentary/28 days later thing, i dont know how i feel about it, but in general im definately gonna be tuning in to this, other than empire, no other dramas worth watching on tv,
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I just figured they spent a lot more cash on the pilot and didn't have that cash to make any other ep as high production. And it's sci-fi-fantasy, so I never really care about how realistic it is in most cases. I never read the comic so I don't know if it's ever explained as to how or why he was in that hospital alone while the world was ending. I'm sure they'll tackle it somehow.
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They dont, but the comic book is the best one out right now,you never know whats happening next...basicly no one is safe everyone can be killed.
eazye:
I've loved every minute of this
white Boy:
can we also say that AMC is fucking killin' it with these shows.
anyone watch rubicon? seemed a waaaaay too slow for me (and i like shit slow)
doggfather:
I like it, after the 2nd episode. ;D
the pilot was better, but this was good too.
Shallow:
--- Quote from: white Boy on November 11, 2010, 05:46:00 AM ---can we also say that AMC is fucking killin' it with these shows.
anyone watch rubicon? seemed a waaaaay too slow for me (and i like shit slow)
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I did but I stopped because the week long intervals between shows were too long. Now that's done I'm going to watch it all in a couple days. Looked solid. AMC has yet to release a dud as far as I can see. They're building a very credible rep and the DVD/blu ray/whatever comes next sets for the existing shows are long term investments because these are series that future generations will want to see.
Now they just need a solid dark comedy. I can only imagine the lists of writers/directors trying to launch a project on AMC. It's not ratings based, it's quality based, so less is more and if they only focus on one series at a time and never have more than two running at once it'll be more special.
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