This series will fill that insatiable thirst for any deadhead who is guiltily pleasured by apocalyptic showdowns and the question many go to their graves with.what if? Is someone an unaffected carrier? Is a region still unaffected? Will Shane implode? How nasty will Dixon be? Are fresh starts possible with just anyone? There is something about zombie films that allow viewers to despise and exterminate the remnants of humans in a detachable and even admirable way, like a video game. Episodes one and six may have some clues to next season's storylines if you pay attention to some details your second run through. These six episodes will, unfortunately, leave you craving for way more.and it will seem like a long wait. Just once give me a guy putting on a suit of knight's armor or even duct tape trailblazing an alleyway! Also, some intriguing characters have early exits.
My only tiny negative criticism would have to be some repetition in dialogue and some predictability in outcome. The writing allows several characters to display excellent resolve which is always refreshing to see during crisis. The acting is sensational and all express their grief,relief,and paranoia very well. Trying to get along makes up about half of the dialogue with some stereotyping to go along with each antagonist. During the trek there are a few nice back stories such as an ill-timed affair, a wrathful troublemaker, a father and son team making it on their own, and a mystery behind the survival of the main character. These first six episodes begin with a disoriented intoduction similar to "28 Days" and conclude with the roaming survivors having gained more survival skills, and understanding of their predicament.
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