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Oh yeah, haven't missed a one and watched the reruns as well. Same for the series Hell on Wheels. good stuff. BTW, I raised my daughter for 5 years by myself when she was young, hard work but was my job and worth it. She is 28 now and has her own family, we talk at least once a week and she asks for my opinion on money, life, etc. Very gratifying. Just keep your head up.
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Thank YouGA cracker wrote:Oh yeah, haven't missed a one and watched the reruns as well. Same for the series Hell on Wheels. good stuff. BTW, I raised my daughter for 5 years by myself when she was young, hard work but was my job and worth it. She is 28 now and has her own family, we talk at least once a week and she asks for my opinion on money, life, etc. Very gratifying. Just keep your head up.
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The Walking Dead and Breaking Bad are the two best shows on TV! Can't wait for both the return with new episodes!
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I really like the walking dead, I have all George Romero's zombie films, and the walking dead shows shed a different angle on the average survivor and traveling to different areas. I hope they don't end theses series's.
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I became addicted last Sun, watched a bunch of eps back to back. At first I thought it to be kind of gloomy but once the story kicked in, I liked it. Still not as good as Jesse & Walt....just not "bad".
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Just got into this show. I don't know why I've never watched it before. I started with season 1. I'm about 4 episodes into season 2 right now. I've missed a bunch from 3 so don't spoil anything.
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The Exec Producer of The Walking Dead stated that 10 years of shows won't be enough to tell the story. The network AMC loves the show and the ratings are great and increasing as I understand. I would say the show is going to be around for a good while.
Once thing is for sure no one is safe (acting job wise) on this show and that will play well for the story in the long run. People can get killed and new survivors can fill the void. Making for a fresh line of plots and sub plots. Not to mention the back story of the characters as well. So without spilling any season secrets for those who haven't seen the show or caught up yet on past seasons fire up the DVD player, DVR or Netflix and start watching. You are missing one of the best shows on TV.
The Exec Producer of The Walking Dead stated that 10 years of shows won't be enough to tell the story. The network AMC loves the show and the ratings are great and increasing as I understand. I would say the show is going to be around for a good while.
Once thing is for sure no one is safe (acting job wise) on this show and that will play well for the story in the long run. People can get killed and new survivors can fill the void. Making for a fresh line of plots and sub plots. Not to mention the back story of the characters as well. So without spilling any season secrets for those who haven't seen the show or caught up yet on past seasons fire up the DVD player, DVR or Netflix and start watching. You are missing one of the best shows on TV.
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3rd best, right after Breaking Bad & Mad Men. But BB is winding down, not enough characters to keep the story alive. And Walt will self destruct soon or be assassinated.ONEDOLLAR wrote:Lump
The Exec Producer of The Walking Dead stated that 10 years of shows won't be enough to tell the story. The network AMC loves the show and the ratings are great and increasing as I understand. I would say the show is going to be around for a good while.
Once thing is for sure no one is safe (acting job wise) on this show and that will play well for the story in the long run. People can get killed and new survivors can fill the void. Making for a fresh line of plots and sub plots. Not to mention the back story of the characters as well. So without spilling any season secrets for those who haven't seen the show or caught up yet on past seasons fire up the DVD player, DVR or Netflix and start watching. You are missing one of the best shows on TV.
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I just started season 3 today. One episode down, hoping I can catch up before the next new episode so I can set the DVR.