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Sometimes some series always remain in our minds as legendary or cult, right? Yes, TWD falls squarely in the middle of this definition, especially successfully conveying the feeling of an apocalyptic world. Of course, what I'm saying is about the first seasons, the seasons before things went haywire. Yes, they might have managed to pick things up later, especially with characters like Negan, but that still wasn't enough. It couldn't save the series. The clichés and fan demand for this series left everything focused solely on making money, plot twists, and illogical and unexciting episodes. I would have preferred a 60-episode series to a series with hundreds of episodes, but unfortunately, that didn't happen. There's nothing much to say, just sad.

First of all, I don't want to give this series a 10/10, especially right now, but I'm going to keep it at 10 because I still have hopes for a third season, and that's only because it's a Game of Thrones spin-off, and I hope the directors don't screw it up. The funny thing is, they still have a source book and writer alive! Wow, this is a complete and utter disaster. The reason I'm so upset is because they're dragging out a second season just to make money, making scenes from the books pointlessly ineffective and absurd. That's the only thing that bothers me, and I feel like the first season is slowly losing its quality.