‘Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon’ Critic Reviews Strong Despite ‘Last of Us’ Comparisons
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Critics are calling it "The Last of Us Lite" but say the six episodes still have some of the best 'Walking Dead' in years.

I haven’t watched TWD since season 7, but the trailer for this spin-off (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iTOaFootkSk) really caught my interest.

No need to catch up on all the other seasons to follow the plot? ✅ Focus on one of my favorite characters from the old series? ✅ Cool & different medievalesque post-apocalyptic French setting? ✅

Hoping it’s as good as the early reviews suggest.

  • danhakimi@kbin.social
    6·
    3 年前

    … is the show making money? How is it making money? I haven’t heard a good thing about it since like season 2…

    • FireTower@lemmy.world
      6·
      3 年前

      Twd would make for an excellent money laundering front. Idk anyone who is still a twd fan but in 2013 it was on fire, back when companies where selling knives with neon green grips under the illusion that somehow that made them better against zombies.

      • danhakimi@kbin.social
        4·
        3 年前

        I’m trying to figure out who is. My sister was obsessed with the show for a few years, but she still got fed up more than five years ago.

        • Daisyifyoudo@lemmy.world
          2·
          3 年前

          Most fans, either from the graphic novel or those that watched since day1, have moved on. Long ago. And most cite Neegan’s arrival to be the breaking point (although I loved his arrival and watched one more season), but the writing became stale and formulaic. What was once a cool, creepy show about zombies and survial horror became a lazy, uninteresting power struggle among the major factions.

          Only ones that watch now are late commers and boomers.

        • NightOwlEnglish
          1·
          3 年前

          I wonder too. I read all the Walking Dead comics, but stopped following the tv series after season 6 of TWD and season 3 of FTWD. So it’s not like I was never part of the demographic.