Posted in msnbc.com. In only six episodes, the first season of AMC’s THE WALKING DEAD at once contained exciting promise and great disappointment. Losing its way in the second half of its short run, the series became something much broader, with fewer of the stellar intimate and nuanced moments it had strived for and achieved in its earlier segments. Thankfully, the first two installments of its sophomore season—“What Lies Ahead,” premiering this Sunday, October 16, and “Bloodletting,” following on Oct. 23—aim, with great successThursday, February 23, 2012
“THE WALKING DEAD”: “What Lies Ahead” & “Bloodletting” (TV Review)
Posted in msnbc.com. In only six episodes, the first season of AMC’s THE WALKING DEAD at once contained exciting promise and great disappointment. Losing its way in the second half of its short run, the series became something much broader, with fewer of the stellar intimate and nuanced moments it had strived for and achieved in its earlier segments. Thankfully, the first two installments of its sophomore season—“What Lies Ahead,” premiering this Sunday, October 16, and “Bloodletting,” following on Oct. 23—aim, with great success
Posted in msnbc.com. In only six episodes, the first season of AMC’s THE WALKING DEAD at once contained exciting promise and great disappointment. Losing its way in the second half of its short run, the series became something much broader, with fewer of the stellar intimate and nuanced moments it had strived for and achieved in its earlier segments. Thankfully, the first two installments of its sophomore season—“What Lies Ahead,” premiering this Sunday, October 16, and “Bloodletting,” following on Oct. 23—aim, with great success
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