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twitchyzero 10-31-2010 11:21 PM

AMC is offcially my favourite cable network. I haven't seen such a good premiere since Lost.

westcoastgsr 11-01-2010 12:29 AM

All I can say is WOW that was a pretty intense first episode.

Gtrr33 11-01-2010 01:10 AM

this show is added to my favourites

dexter
breaking bad
walking dead

StylinRed 11-01-2010 04:52 AM

It was pretty damned good

palepilsenpin0y 11-01-2010 05:10 AM

Did NOT disappoint.

Pretty good shit!

StylinRed 11-01-2010 06:45 AM

the states really should sell the box set for the series when a show starts for people who dont want to wait week after week :/

Fuhrėr-Z 11-01-2010 10:11 AM

^not sure if you're serious. Tv networks need advertisers, they need something people will watch inbetween ads, so that's never gonna happen.
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gdoh 11-01-2010 10:15 AM

were can i watch full episodes of this i only saw bits n pieces of it =[

6793026 11-01-2010 10:16 AM

it's the first season, they had to make it really long so people don't change channels so i guess the advertisers didn't get a chance to cut in every 10 mins. but regardless, it kicked off to a good start, the comics are so so so good too. with 79 eposides (based from the comic), it'll be on a good run for 8 years?

StylinRed 11-01-2010 03:10 PM

^^^ there were commercials like every 5mins that lasted 5mins -_-

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Originally Posted by BaconNbread (Post 7167956)
^not sure if you're serious. Tv networks need advertisers, they need something people will watch inbetween ads, so that's never gonna happen.
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obviously... but like how some movies are available to rent (for a premium) that are headed to the theatres or are currently shown in cinemas you would think something like that would be offered (hell id pay 10$ an episode to ppv the season ahead of time)

twitchyzero 11-01-2010 04:12 PM

i posted this somewhere else, but did anyone find it unrealistic for our protagonist and the black family to be walking so calmly outside? They did not seem alarmed/guarded at all.

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Originally Posted by StylinRed (Post 7168357)
hell id pay 10$ an episode to ppv the season ahead of time

you're in the minority. and not as many would watch the one airing because it would just be all leaked online.

murd0c 11-01-2010 04:32 PM

I was mighty impressed with the first show. Gotta love PVR so I won't forget about the next time it's on

palepilsenpin0y 11-01-2010 04:43 PM

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Originally Posted by twitchyzero (Post 7168464)
i posted this somewhere else, but did anyone find it unrealistic for our protagonist and the black family to be walking so calmly outside? They did not seem alarmed/guarded at all.


For the black family, they seem to be hardened by the whole outbreak. They've been surviving and surviving well for quite sometime, so I think that can justify why they're so calm and unalarmed. Plus,
Spoiler!


As for the protagonist, he's a cop. Most cops are supposed to be brave in general, I suppose. But I would also say that the main reason he's keeping his cool most of the time is his love and determination towards finding his wife and son. Anybody put in his situation would do pretty much anything no matter what to save his family (though I would realistically be shitting bricks on every zombie I encounter).


Either that, or just accept all of it with the suspension of disbelief. After all, it is just fictional, scripted television right? :p

murd0c 11-01-2010 05:02 PM

my question is how long was he in the hospital for after the zombie outbreak? That's one thing I was wondering.

palepilsenpin0y 11-01-2010 05:14 PM

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Originally Posted by murd0c (Post 7168532)
my question is how long was he in the hospital for after the zombie outbreak? That's one thing I was wondering.

I remember reading somewhere that he was in a coma for a month. But I'm not sure how long he was alone and when the zombie outbreak started during that month-long coma

twitchyzero 11-01-2010 05:15 PM

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Originally Posted by murd0c (Post 7168532)
my question is how long was he in the hospital for after the zombie outbreak? That's one thing I was wondering.

think the black father mentioned the wife died a month ago..so i'm guessing 6 to 8 weeks?

yogenfruz 11-01-2010 09:02 PM

So dissapointed I missed it because I was handing out candy and shit. Anyone know if it's on youtube yet? I want to see it so badly.

MelonBoy 11-01-2010 09:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Bedroom Eyes (Post 7168976)
So dissapointed I missed it because I was handing out candy and shit. Anyone know if it's on youtube yet? I want to see it so badly.

Rules say no posting direct episodes and such..
But if you google The Walking Dead. A few stream sites will pop up..

red_2 11-01-2010 10:55 PM

Great show, every zombie loving movie watcher has got to catch this series.

Fuhrėr-Z 11-01-2010 11:24 PM

He wasn't in the hospital 6-8 weeks, it was probably more like 3-4 weeks, seeing as his IV bad had dried out, it wasn't a short stay at all, but not long enough for his leg muscles to start dying, as he got up fairly easily.

Fuhrėr-Z 11-01-2010 11:29 PM

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Originally Posted by StylinRed (Post 7168357)
obviously... but like how some movies are available to rent (for a premium) that are headed to the theatres or are currently shown in cinemas you would think something like that would be offered (hell id pay 10$ an episode to ppv the season ahead of time)

WTF, what movies are shown ahead of their theatre release dates!?! I have no idea what you're talking about with this. Why would you pay $10 an ep when you can watch for free. Why would AMC release the episode ahead of time? People would download it, and not watch, thus pissing off advertisers. All their money comes from advertising, and after that DVD sales. AMC needs to get ratings, and that's not gonna happen by spamming their brand new tv show everywhere.

ShanghaiKid 11-02-2010 05:49 AM


wow andrew lincoln, the guy who plays the cop, has a english accent haha.... really does his role well

Matlock 11-02-2010 09:58 AM

Good show! When I found out about this I was so surprised, what a good idea!

murd0c 11-03-2010 06:35 PM

Ever since I saw the movie 28 days later (I think it is) when the guy in the hospital bed wakes up I always wanted them to make a tv show like this. For sure I'm a big fan of zombie movies but this show it going to have more of a story like rather then the kill zombies and get to a location kinda deal.

StylinRed 11-03-2010 08:15 PM

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Originally Posted by murd0c (Post 7168532)
my question is how long was he in the hospital for after the zombie outbreak? That's one thing I was wondering.

yeah me too couldnt have been long though or he'd be dead from dehydration (those IVs dont last long) I thought he would have asked for a date during the show


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Originally Posted by BaconNbread (Post 7169151)
WTF, what movies are shown ahead of their theatre release dates!?! I have no idea what you're talking about with this. Why would you pay $10 an ep when you can watch for free. Why would AMC release the episode ahead of time? People would download it, and not watch, thus pissing off advertisers. All their money comes from advertising, and after that DVD sales. AMC needs to get ratings, and that's not gonna happen by spamming their brand new tv show everywhere.

A few have gone through PPV first (mainly in the states under service providers like dishnetwork/directtv)

uhm the one that comes to mind first is 'Flawless' with Michael Caine and Demi Moore (This was back in 2007!!)

Monsters the latest movie was available for a pre-theatrical on-demand rental as well

there were a couple others can't recall their names its the movie industries attempt at catching the market for those who would rather stay@home (its actually a method that movie industries are considering more.) What they're also pushing now is on-demand theatrical rentals 30days after they've hit theatres; google it.


why would i pay to watch an ep instead for free..... that's exactly the point i was making (for those who'd want to watch the show earlier instead of waiting week after week and thus charging a premium) it's the same reason why networks are renting out episodes after they've aired for $1.99 why? when you can watch the rerun online or on tv or download it for free? there's a market for everything

as for the issue of pirating... we've seen the pilot episode of walking dead available ahead of time too.. (ur giving too much credit to what portion piracy takes just like the riaa)

obviously your concerns and points are valid that's why studios are treading slowly with it but its still something they've attempted doing and are doing/considering still; but to try and push it off as some sort of crazy rambling that i'm alone in is a little ridiculous on your part (just because you're ignorant to what's going on and are too lazy to google it; doesn't make the other guy, me, the silly one)


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