Yeah, but Z Nation did it differently, with the Talkers retaining their human personality until being overwhelmed by the munchies. The initial implication with the Whisperers was that they were malevolent toward the living-- almost like the Vampires in The Omega Man, but less civilized.
You do realize the show's been renewed for a tenth season, right? So can the doom and gloom about low ratings and potential cancellations until next year.
Well... the ratings now should STILL have an effect on future things..such as the movies allegedly coming about Rick and where he has been for like 8 years (which is insane)… I still think the time jump was dumb. I mean, the end would have been a great coda, but kinda ruins things for Fear & the Rick movie(s).
There are plenty of effects that the ratings can have other than cancelation. You know this, so cut the bullshit.
What seriously? You've been doing it for at least two years now, I first noticed it in the thread for season 2 of The Expanse, in this post which was made exactly two years ago as of next week:
So, "literally never" means you've never posted doom and gloom about Walking Dead's ratings or predicted its cancellation. How about this post from this very thread back in November:
And looking at those above search results, you've made five predictions of cancellation regarding Walking Dead or Fear the Walking Dead, and you've posted about the rating of both shows 27 times. But I guess when you said "literally never" you must have been speaking figuratively, huh?
The wormhole just revealed that I talk about bad ratings for all shows that have a ratings issue. My negativity towards the walking dead is because of the trend, not the actual number. I'm well aware that it's still very high. I can see how my post referenced above can be seen, but I meant that it's on a trajectory towards cancellation. I was probably wrong - no matter what the rantings are at this point, the show will be given a final season instead of abrupt cancellation.
I shared this news with a co-worker because Michonne is her favorite character, and she practically beat me up claiming I ruined her for the premiere on Sunday.
Wow, I didn't realize she had done that well with plays. With all of that and her Marvel character, I'm not surprised she's stepping away from TWD. At least we know the end of her time on the series won't be the end of the character.
Disappointing, but not unexpected. Only recently I was thinking about her movie career taking off now that she's involved with the MCU and has been cast in the Godzilla vs King Kong and was up for the fourth Kelvin Trek movie before that went tits up and wondered how long it would be before she left Walking Dead.
