They are telling a story of survivors looking for a safe place to stay. They accomplished that goal by stumbling onto Herschel's farm - a relatively safe haven in the world they now live. Why would they leave it? Because all the ADD riddled viewers get bored with the same scenery? Go watch another show then because this show is never going to satisfy someone who is looking for continual action and changes of scenery. If you read the books then you would know that this series is about the characters and their development and not about constant action with zombie fights/chases etc. There are spans of numerous issues where a zombie is never even seen!
All the characters have grown/changed considerably since arriving at the farm. Rick, Shane, Andrea, Carl, Daryl, and Glenn have changed a lot. Just go back and watch the first episode of this season and then re-watch the last episode to see the differences.
Funny, I don't recall referring to anyone as ADD riddled gore hounds.
What I did say was that some posters give me the impression that they prefer fast paced gore to character development and a storyline with longevity.
They have only been at the farm for 6 episodes, so they can't develop every character on the show all at once. I listed all the characters that have been developed so far as well as introducing new characters (Herschel and Maggie). I think Dale and Lori are going to be pushed to the forefront in these next 5 episodes. T-Dog, well, he is probably zombie food at some point so I don't ever see him being a fully developed character.
I made the ADD comment and I stand by it. To repeat, they've only been at the farm for six episodes to date. Six. 6.
While the premise of the show isn't exactly realistic, the actions and development of the characters in response to this premise needs to be and is. I wouldn't find this show nearly as interesting and thought provoking if it was a "run and fight" zombie battle of the week, rinse and repeat format.
Don't know how many people are complaining about the show, but viewership keeps on going up (latest episode drew over 8 million viewers!) so they must be doing something right.
They have only been at the farm for 6 episodes, so they can't develop every character on the show all at once. I listed all the characters that have been developed so far as well as introducing new characters (Herschel and Maggie). I think Dale and Lori are going to be pushed to the forefront in these next 5 episodes. T-Dog, well, he is probably zombie food at some point so I don't ever see him being a fully developed character.
I made the ADD comment and I stand by it. To repeat, they've only been at the farm for six episodes to date. Six. 6.
While the premise of the show isn't exactly realistic, the actions and development of the characters in response to this premise needs to be and is. I wouldn't find this show nearly as interesting and thought provoking if it was a "run and fight" zombie battle of the week, rinse and repeat format.
Don't know how many people are complaining about the show, but viewership keeps on going up (latest episode drew over 8 million viewers!) so they must be doing something right.
Damn it, I was just looking at the Actor's name and just see that)I don't think so, I am fine with having no zombies show up, and I am find with them being in the Farm, but I wish they did something better with the characters
That's exactly what I meant, I care more about Herschel and
Maggie than I do about Lori Andrea and T-Dog, T-Dog could die and I wouldn't even care,
I don't think so, I am fine with having no zombies show up, and I am find with them being in the Farm, but I wish they did something better with the characters
That's exactly what I meant, I care more about Herschel and
Maggie than I do about Lori Andrea and T-Dog, T-Dog could die and I wouldn't even care,
(actually, looking at the IMDB, T-Dog might be gone soon....
Dayuum...
