I shall be there, but I think it is going to be hard to tell zombieland LA from real life LA. Still...^&grin -- AlAnybody going to watch this? I am but everybody be warned that it's going to move slow at first building up suspense with each episode.
Mark
I am enjoying the show thus far but the druggie is on my nerves. Do like the way all seems normal with only the occasional incident to foreshadow the coming 'problem'. I know they won't do it but I hope the writers chomp the druggie. I'm sure he'll clean up to become the hero, though. Going to enjoy watching civilization go to H E double hockey sticks. -- Al
And who says zombie shows aren't educational?^&grin -- AlHere's what I learned from episode one:
1) when your kid tells you his drug crazed friends are eating each other in a local abandoned church go there at night by yourself, break in and yell " is there anyone here."
2) even though hundreds of people die each day in LA people would only gradually learn the dead were returning after several weeks from a You Tube video.
3) when the police are flying over the highway telling you to remain in your car all the passengers should open their doors, step out and ask if anyone can see anything. Then speed off on the empty, unused road while hundreds remain gridlocked.
4) zombie invasions are grounds for early dismissal from LA public schools. Particularly when confirmed with You Tube footage.
Here's what I learned from episode one:
1) when your kid tells you his drug crazed friends are eating each other in a local abandoned church go there at night by yourself, break in and yell " is there anyone here."
2) even though hundreds of people die each day in LA people would only gradually learn the dead were returning after several weeks from a You Tube video.
3) when the police are flying over the highway telling you to remain in your car all the passengers should open their doors, step out and ask if anyone can see anything. Then speed off on the empty, unused road while hundreds remain gridlocked.
4) zombie invasions are grounds for early dismissal from LA public schools. Particularly when confirmed with You Tube footage.
And who says zombie shows aren't educational?^&grin -- Al
I also wondered about the ride with the drug dealer. I mean, hasn't that kid ever seen a tv crime show? The last point was a concern of mine from the get-go, see my post #2.:wink2: ^&grin -- AlYes, I also learned that if your suspicious drug dealer takes you for a ride to the vacant aqueduct it likely isn't a good sign. The Johnny Depp looking kid is both annoying and compelling. I can't decide if that's because he is a good or bad actor. Some of the comments I've read about the show are funny. Like it being difficult to tell the people from the zombies in LA.
Once again, I like the way this show is building up so slowly. The family is awakening to the danger, but in very slow moments of ***. I liked the scenes in the school as it was very creepy with the long, empty hallways and you knew the principal was there, patrolling the building by himself. Nice suspense. -- Al
Here's what I learned from episode one:
1) when your kid tells you his drug crazed friends are eating each other in a local abandoned church go there at night by yourself, break in and yell " is there anyone here."
2) even though hundreds of people die each day in LA people would only gradually learn the dead were returning after several weeks from a You Tube video.
3) when the police are flying over the highway telling you to remain in your car all the passengers should open their doors, step out and ask if anyone can see anything. Then speed off on the empty, unused road while hundreds remain gridlocked.
4) zombie invasions are grounds for early dismissal from LA public schools. Particularly when confirmed with You Tube footage.
This is comedic gold, but what else would I expect from you.
I was going to jump ship on this show, but now I feel compelled to hang in there so when you rip the show to shreds, I will know what you are talking about.
The sad thing is everything you pointed out is so obvious, yet how do script writers miss this stuff and think the watching public is a collective pack of idiots.....................