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I'llPutPenniesOnYourEyes
Misery loves company but ‘The Walking Dead’ is pushing it
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Go home. You're drunk.
Seriously, watch any reality tv. We are Idiocracy. Of course people watch for the nihilism and death. It's the only way some people feel anything. Besides, bad guys are always more fun. White hats got rules to follow.
Read more at http://www.hitfix.com/harpy/misery-...alking-dead-is-pushing-it#rqI2JHvzCWBjrlJD.99
So why am I still excited about Westeros but not about zombie-infested Virginia? Both display a casual violence towards their main cast. Both are damn near nihilistic in their views on humanity. Both toy with the emotions of the viewer using fake-outs and cliffhangers. The only difference? The Walking Dead promises a never-ending sea of misery. As an open-ended series, there is no goal. No end point. Introducing Negan is just another level of fresh hell for The Group to brace themselves again. AMC’s President of Original Programming Joel Stillerman has talked about Robert Kirkman’s approach to The Walking Dead universe as someone who “loved zombie movies, but felt like the worst part of them was always the ending. You always had to manufacture some ending.”
Read more at http://www.hitfix.com/harpy/misery-...alking-dead-is-pushing-it#rqI2JHvzCWBjrlJD.99
Go home. You're drunk.
Seriously, watch any reality tv. We are Idiocracy. Of course people watch for the nihilism and death. It's the only way some people feel anything. Besides, bad guys are always more fun. White hats got rules to follow.