But that's precisely the problem. It does not have the same writers as TWD, which might not be Shakespeare, but is entertaining and explores interesting themes. There is only one dude who co-wrote one episode of TWD in S1 that wrote one episode of FTWD in S1. All the rest do not coincide. Look:
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The greatest mystery to me is how the biggest, most anticipated spin-off with a 10 million viewers built-in audience, could be given to a guy who has no qualifications to run it? Dave Erickson, the showrunner, has only ONE credit as creator/showrunner before Fear for a show that was so bad it was cancelled ONE month…

Ever heard of Halloween?

Starting with Luciana, a supposed Mexican, with the thickest Cuban accent I have ever heard. I nearly keeled over the first time she opened her mouth. How about an accent coach at the very least?!! Or Ofelia's almost non-existent Spanish skills? In her flashbacks I just stared at the TV. There was Ofelia, this…

Exactly!! That would've been a crucial scene to have, where they discuss the safety of the hotel group vs I dunno that thing called human compassion for the ones outside. It's those moral dilemmas that make apocalypse survival shows interesting, not third rate family drama. From what I understood however (but maybe…

No, it happened before the talk, as Madison goes looking for Alicia to have the talk and finds her there at the makeshift hospital.

sometimes a dame blanche is what they called women healers aka witches of sorts in some cultures, but I understand it will be explained in another episode.

I'll give you just three random but very telling examples where what they did went beyond 'engagement' and promotion/non-spoiling to actual baiting:

The most prevalent lesbian death trope is a very simple equation: the lesbian dies immediately after she confessed her feelings/kissed/had sex with her love interest.

I hear Barnes & Noble have a discount on dictionaries right now. Might want to consider and brush up on your words.

There is a vast difference between 'fan engagement' and systematic 'queerbaiting', which is what The 100 excelled at doing and I feel this article has not really acknowledged. If you think people are exaggerating, take a little tour at this website: http://wedeservedbetter.com/. All receipts and screencaps of Jason…