What TV Have You Seen?

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by bizarre_eye@Cult Labs

I could never do that! I either have to see the season/show through to the end before I start anything else or if it's something that's massive in length (like Tales of the Unexpected), give myself a break from it whilst I watch some other shows.

I'll be re-watching The X-Files through to the end before I start on anything else.

I tend to watch a season then watch something else then go back to the other series.

Except with The West Wing. I watched seasons 5,6 and 7 back to back recently. Now i've gone back to watch season 1 again.

[Susan Foreman]

Susan's patented stupid question time:

Is 'Fear The Walking Dead' in any way connected to 'The Walking Dead' or are they two completely different shows?

[gag]

Originally Posted by Susan Foreman

Susan's patented stupid question time:

Is 'Fear The Walking Dead' in any way connected to 'The Walking Dead' or are they two completely different shows?

Ive tried reading into it, as it stands no not really but if read online they are toying with the idea a certain character from early on in the series of walking dead apearing on fear the walking dead and be a major part of whats going on, other than that if there is any connection then i dont know.

[J Harker]

Originally Posted by gag

Ive tried reading into it, as it stands no not really but if read online they are toying with the idea a certain character from early on in the series of walking dead apearing on fear the walking dead and be a major part of whats going on, other than that if there is any connection then i dont know.

???

[gag]

Originally Posted by J Harker

???

Just saying what i read online, other than that I've no idea.

[gag]

Just read from a different site, other way round according to this.

Its not definate just a idea by sounds of it..

Are The Walking Dead and Fear connected by Victor Strand?

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Susan Foreman

Susan's patented stupid question time:

Is 'Fear The Walking Dead' in any way connected to 'The Walking Dead' or are they two completely different shows?

Fear the Walking Dead is a prequel to The Walking Dead. I haven't seen the second series of FTWD yet so don't know if there is an overlap, but I wouldn't be at all surprised if it is something which will happen, giving a bit more background to some of the more mysterious/less-developed characters in TWD.

At least as far as the first season of FTWD goes, it can be watched and enjoyed on its own merits.

[J Harker]

Originally Posted by gag

Just saying what i read online, other than that I've no idea.

[Justin101]

Nos, the 2nd season of FTWD takes place over a small number of days so by my reckoning Rick hasn't even woken up from his coma yet. It's still really early days of the outbreak.

Susan, yes they are connected as they take place in the same world, one in East Coast America (TWD), Atlanta journeying to Washington DC and the other on the West Coast, Los Angeles to Mexico.

[trebor8273]

watching season 6 of walking dead and i hate the towns people of Alexandria what self centered and cowardly bunch, they really don't deserve to be saved. a danger to themselves and others