Soviet_Poland posted...
Stopped watching around where
Glenn died
. I know for many, the formula fatigue set in much sooner. But I viewed it more of an interpersonal drama in the backdrop of a zombie setting, rather than a primarily zombie series. Therefore a lot of the criticisms of how events played out make sense, because it's following imperfect actors/agents and the story of the outcome of those imperfect actions, rather than what someone more competent might do in that situation, which would make for a more 1-dimensional action series.
The whole turn off to me was the humans were more deplorable than the zombies. They didn't need the zombies to thin the herd. The humans were fine stabbing each other in the back every chance they got. That shit got old real fast.
I think I need a drink. Almost everybody does only they don't know it. -- Charles Bukowski