The AMC zombie drama has once again garnered an insane number of viewers breaking its previous series high and putting network series and even football to shame. The fourth seaon of The Walking Dead continues the Breaking Bad streak attracting 16.1 million viewers.
Netflix has ordered a thriteen episode original series from the creators of the FX drama Damages. Writers Todd A. Kessler, Daniel Zelman, and Glenn Kessler will write and executive produce the untitled series. The new show is described as a psychological drama revolving around a family of adult siblings.
Brody is back. After being nonexistent in the first two episodes of the Sowtime drama, we catch up with Brody in a surprising setting. The introduction to Brody’s new state proves to be an intriguing tale and occasional glimpses into Carrie’s experiences in the psych ward round out the engaging hour. Still, narrative problems abound and make us question the future of the series.
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AMC’s The Walking Dead’s fourth season got off to a mixed start this week. Some of the storylines were firing on all cylinders, including Carl’s desire to grow up too quickly, Maggie and Michonne’s stories, and the great Big Lots escapade. But Rick’s storyline was a huge misstep, and one that can’t be completed if the show wants to improve.
It’s a wide TV world out there, and while I’m sure you have some favorites, there are lots of shows that need your love. If you haven’t heard of The Fall, Orphan Black, Top of the Lake, Rectify, Bob’s Burgers, or Broadchurch, this article is definitely for you.
