To be fair, in a quality scene that felt a little World War Z (the book not the movie),

Given every single show I watch all week airs at 9 PM Sunday I seriously considered not watching anymore. For a prequel focused on ‘how it all began’ they keep avoiding the ‘how it all began’ part. In season 1 there was no media coverage except a few teens with an iphone. LA riots because, that’s what Angelino's do? .…

“In a show that’s supposed to document the fall of Los Angeles as a microcosm for the degradation of the world as a whole...”

The good thing about this show is that it has the potential to tell any story it wants, since there aren’t 150 issues of comic history to guide the path. When they pitched the show, I liked the thought of learning more about the early part of the outbreak and the spread. Watching civilization slowly crumble around the…

What bothered me the most about this episode was that when Chris and Nick jumped into the water, no one noticed the thick cloud of smoke coming from the other boat. Even though we couldn’t see the capsized boat at first, the smoke was there. Apparently we aren’t dealing with the brightest bunch of people.

Quite the opposite—he's the best character in the show, and is exactly right.

“Still terrible” makes it sound as bad as season one. Its WAY worse. These people are too dumb to live. Period.

Man, this show is like heartburn—not overly worrisome, but unpleasant nonetheless. The characters are unlikeable, the writing is clumsy, and the pace is fucking glacial. Within five minutes, I was immediately struck by how whiny and bitchy everyone except Strand was, to the point where I was expecting he'd give his…