is the walking dead finished

[AlfGreyruinedmyday]

I feel no series should go past 4 or 5 series. Both walking dead and Vikings were superb for the first 2 or 3 series, up there with the best. After that they both got so tied up in creating a story it lost what made them so good.

For Producers, Series Five is when the cash starts rolling in.

 

[OB1]

I still watch but agree that, in common with most TV dramas, it has not been able to maintain the in the freshness of the early series. I do like a post apocalyptic story though, for some reason.

I personally think it would be more interesting if a cure for the zombie disease was found (emanating from a secret government lab on an island or some such) and the story became about how the existing zombies were killed off and the world put back together.

I've no idea what happens in the comic books but I am assuming Rick returns one day?

 

[ell]

Is that spin off programme fear the walking dead any good?

 

[JRockBlues]

I've no idea what happens in the comic books but I am assuming Rick returns one day?

He's due to re-appear when they do the planned movies.

 

[doots]

Is that spin off programme fear the walking dead any good?

Yeah, thought the first two were great with some good characters in but I lost interest about the same time as I did with Walking dead cos of that bastard tiger.

 

[allblackcitizen]

New season worth watching just for Negan and Alpha getting naked, apart from their socks, in the woods.

 

[GX Blue]

New season worth watching just for Negan and Alpha getting naked, apart from their socks, in the woods.

Was pretty boring episode. Its gone crap again. I'll carry on watching but it has gone turd again.

 

[razman]

Stopped after season 8.

 

[Gareth Barry Conlon]

what channel is it on now? I haven't seen much hype.

 

[WhereWereWeWhenWeWereWhat]

I thought the first season of the walking dead was good, but it got boring really quick after that.
Finally sacked if off when the governor came back the second time.
Its a really poor show that survives on the genre rather than the story and writing.