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That last episode was so good it could have been Walking Dead. But i think that points to why I've been able to stay interested in this show. It's a continuation of the story and tone we saw in Walking Dead, instead of feeling like a separate spin-off adventure.
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Really? I thought everybody agreed Fear S3 was the best season by far. S4 has an awkward time skip and killed main characters. Then it went real downhill real fast. The new showrunners AMC hired were terrible, absolute garbage. They made D+D's final seasons GoT look like Shakespeare.
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ProperCauldron posted:Really? I thought everybody agreed Fear S3 was the best season by far. S4 has an awkward time skip and killed main characters. Then it went real downhill real fast. The new showrunners AMC hired were terrible, absolute garbage. They made D+D's final seasons GoT look like Shakespeare. I agree here with the general reception that it was bad after three excellent seasons of television hit their peak. It went from a gritty story of a family that was at least kinda grounded to this weird "everyone is obsessed about this annoying loving child all the sudden, nothing is more important" show where women show up with some documentary schtick that kinda took me out of this show previously about survival, and just adding things like meme vans with guns that would in no way ever be functional ( not even to mention how huge a waste of ammo ). Me and my wife binged the first golden seasons but even trying to wade through garbage, we couldn't make it beyond Madison's "death".
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The time jump in the first season ruined the show for me and while I finished the season, I didn’t start back up again until I saw season 4 had started airing and the cast was excellent.
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A legit tweet from the official FtWD account during season 4: https://x.com/feartwd/status/1042838261222264832?s=46&t=2aYE4vehLTaJu6OiYlv8LQ
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This poo poo is ridiculous lmao
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So it's all over (again), what's next?
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I'm so mad this wasn't 2 seasons or at least 8-10 episodes. I honestly feel like this show had everything I like about Walking Dead. Interesting and well-acted villain, dystopia, and people finding comfort in one another while the world is crumbling around them but it felt so rushed to me! Episode 4, where people actually stayed in one place and talked stuff out, was my favorite episode of this by far.
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If you haven’t watched it - world beyond basically takes place right before this. Season 2 has Jadis as the big bad setting up the destruction of Portland while watching people at the research facility in Ithaca. It had good world building, just a bad cast.
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Fighting Elegy posted:I'm so mad this wasn't 2 seasons or at least 8-10 episodes. I honestly feel like this show had everything I like about Walking Dead. Interesting and well-acted villain, dystopia, and people finding comfort in one another while the world is crumbling around them but it felt so rushed to me! Episode 4, where people actually stayed in one place and talked stuff out, was my favorite episode of this by far. Is Ep 4 where they flew a plane into a building purposely, somehow live, find a fully immaculate condo with power 10+ years into the apocalypse?
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Marmaduke! posted:So it's all over (again), what's next? they all lived happily ever after
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So rick just survived a grenade just blowing up on his chest huh?
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You could tell they were thinking about Glenning that part but luckily not much time to waste so they revealed he survived - as we all knew - within a minute or so.
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mcmagic posted:So rick just survived a grenade just blowing up on his chest huh? He rolled it under the zombies and all their bodies absorbed the shrapnel and the explosion, which I can believe The harder to believe explosion was when they set off all those Phosgene warheads and survived by getting under a flag soaked in water. I nitpick cause I love. This miniseries was better than it had any right to be and it just makes it sting more that the other spinoff shows will continue to shamble on for more seasons when this woulda been the best ending for the franchise
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My nitpick is that they're based in Philly - they're wiping out colonies on the West Coast because of large million zombie armies, but they're somehow not aware of the Commonwealth or some evil lady running New York with Negan, or whatever the hell it is they're doing in France?
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Pillowpants posted:If you haven’t watched it - world beyond basically takes place right before this. Season 2 has Jadis as the big bad setting up the destruction of Portland while watching people at the research facility in Ithaca. It had good world building, just a bad cast. I firmly disagree.
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Pillowpants posted:My nitpick is that they're based in Philly - they're wiping out colonies on the West Coast because of large million zombie armies, but they're somehow not aware of the Commonwealth or some evil lady running New York with Negan, or whatever the hell it is they're doing in France? They did say they have spies embedded within a lot of communities. And since they all suck and almost always make Terrible decisions, it could be argued that this is CRM's doing...
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