Daryl Dixon

So, 12 years later, and people haven't figured out how to isolate from the zombies?

All zombie shows/movies jump the shark as soon as other humans become the main, central threat rather than the zombies. Once the zombies have been sidelined to a supporting role, an occasional threat, a convenient plot device, then it stops really being a zombie show.

Of course, that almost always happens, because of the zombie allegory tropes of "other bad," etc.

Season 1 of the Walking Dead was so amazing because it maintained the zombie threat as so real and so central for so long. As the zombies became more mundane and moved into the background over the ensuing seasons, the show had to rely more and more on tricks and gimmicks to keep the audience interested. Negan breathed a little life into the series because he was such a great bad guy and gave the show another interesting main threat.

Daryl probably going to sleep with a nun in France was not what I would have expected as a story line for his character.

Is Rick ever going to reunite with Maggie, Daryl, etc? If so, I will probably watch again. Otherwise, I lost interest in that show long ago

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