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Fear the Walking Dead, Season 2

Darth Biscuit

By Darth Biscuit,
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56 minutes ago, j2sgam said:

Just watched the finale last night, seemed a bit forced... Madison & Co right 2 steps behind finding Nick & Crew, etc.. They were trying too hard at a cliffhanger ending, both crews leaving their respective groups, Nick & them getting attacked, possibly the same as the guy who attacked Olivia. She had just crossed the border, Nick & them had just got to the border, could be the same dudes... How did the Mexican gang get completely overrun by the walkers Alejandro let in? Youd think someone wouldve been smart enough to find shelter, there was plenty around.... 

 

Before this show started, when it was just TWD, I wanted more. Now that theyve given us another show, the market is kind of oversaturated, Id be happy with just the original... We'll see if TWD can get us back to awesomeness....

I finally got caught up last week as well.  Generally, I have enjoyed the show despite the sometimes ridiculous turns the plot makes.  There have been many this season which are completely pointless - like the entire hotel.

Why did they even spend time at the hotel only to leave it by the end of the season.  I hope to god they end up back there, except they have killed off most of the interesting characters there except Strand. Otherwise, there was zero purpose for them.  Oh let's reclaim and hotel and walk immediately...

The Killer Kids who killed Chris (hurray!).  Again, pointless narrative.  His death held zero meaning because everyone wanted him dead anyway, probably even his Dad.I thought there would be something good with those guys, like let's go and find Chris.  Or heck, it would have been better had Chris left them in the middle of the night at camp.  Chris needed to die someway, but he had Governor Potential!  He could have been a great villian.

The only really worthwhile story this season has been Nick's.  I look forward to seeing how Nick survives this new situation with the blood of the entire community on his hands and heart.  His whole thing with Alejandro and the girlfriend was really good from a story and character standpoint.

I can't wait for the real TWD to return.  I'm not sure how much more we can all take of the careless and lazy writing of Fear.  It has SO MUCH POTENTIAL, but like a 1st round draft bust, it can kill a coach/writer.

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