Please. Not "Lost". Please, no…

I know, right? Give me a break. And then you'd have to HOPE the people who even SAW the flashes knew Morse code as well and could even see them clearly enough to make any sense

That's what I was going to reply, but what's the point. The show's bad enough. And even If these people did use Morse code there'd better be a good explanation for it, which I doubt there would be. So flashing / reflecting a light is perfectly acceptable to try and get someone's attention.

Lindelof did a "bait and switch" with Lost because he had nothing to say about any of the multitude of issues / topics that were raised. The entire show was indeed all ABOUT those mysteries! People invested a great deal of their time into this show. And when it came time to explain, tie it all together or complete…

That was such a great scene. Visceral and enthralling..

I thought it would be a nice twist if the "light" they saw from the distant house on the hill was from people who were trying to warn them and not just looking for help. Maybe there are people hiding from the soldiers as well as the zombies, for they narrowly escaped being shot themselves. They know what's really…

FTWD Writer #1: "Shouldn't we at least try and write something that shows how society broke down during the zombie apocalypse? I mean, we're kind of advertising and teasing that this is what the show is going to be about after all."

To tell the stories of people in authority during the outbreak would cost more money. That's the reason. They did this spin-off on the CHEAP. And it shows.

What? How is it "clear"? In what way? Madison is acting the exact same way she did before the un-dead starting eating everyone. And no one else notices she's acting any different and having "a breakdown"? Not even her family?That's the problem with this show. Everyone is behaving like complete idiots and it's…

“Well, no one’s working..”

“Things To Do In L.A. When You’re Surrounded By The Dead”

They could replace every line of dialogue on this show with those "Wa Wa Wa" sounds that the adults made off-screen in the Peanuts / Charlie Brown cartoons, and it wouldn't make a bit of difference.

Actually, my disdain is not for any of the characters, but rather for the writers and especially the Producers of the show. They thought they could just bank on the established reputation of TWD and good will of the established fan base. Their cynical approach seems to be that they don't need good scripts with…

They're trying to bring back The Baracuta look. Hey, Druggie…1980 called. They want their jacket back.

Yup. Even the little girl was watching the TV! "Same thing is on every channel."

Thanks. A bunch of us yawned while watching the show last night so I blurted it out. We had a good laugh…it was the highlight of the evening. Which is pretty sad.

Somewhere in LA Bill Paxton is screaming "They're Zombies, man! How'd they cut the power!".

Yawn of the Dead.

I was stuck in an elevator for five hot and sweaty hours that August. Point being? The power went out and STAYED out. Here it's going out and coming back on. Plenty of time for them to turn the damn tv on.

I think Brad Pitt was on that plane..