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The Walking dead is following this predictable formula show after show. A few scenes of exciting action followed by countless scenes of boring dialogue between various characters. I call these hallmark moments -- you know those mushy TV movies sponsored by Hallmark.
Characters having heartfelt talks about boring interpersonal issues, personal conflicts, gossiping about other characters, and on and on. Then some more action that moves the plot forward. Then back to blah blah blah.I usually fast forward through them until I reach a more interesting part of the episode.
I realize there are budget considerations and it's cheaper to shoot two characters talking rather than have dozens of walking dead extras stumbling around and other action scenes. Nevertheless I think the writers are getting lazy and they just follow the formula and don't put any energy into coming up with interesting plot lines.
The Walking dead is following this predictable formula show after show. A few scenes of exciting action followed by countless scenes of boring dialogue between various characters. I call these hallmark moments -- you know those mushy TV movies sponsored by Hallmark.
Characters having heartfelt talks about boring interpersonal issues, personal conflicts, gossiping about other characters, and on and on. Then some more action that moves the plot forward. Then back to blah blah blah.I usually fast forward through them until I reach a more interesting part of the episode.
I realize there are budget considerations and it's cheaper to shoot two characters talking rather than have dozens of walking dead extras stumbling around and other action scenes. Nevertheless I think the writers are getting lazy and they just follow the formula and don't put any energy into coming up with interesting plot lines.