Tuesday, 23 September 2014
The last thing I remember watching in The Walking Dead is the Governor staring into the prison compound from afar, like a hungry boy staring jealously into a home where the family is about to sit down to a sumptuous Christmas dinner. Or was he rescuing a family? I don’t know. It evolved into an absurd soap opera. I just remember thinking ‘this show is now officially predictable’.
Yet here I stand, seven storeys below ground in the middle of a black-out; and I realise that The Walking Dead has always been predictable. What I enjoyed about it (and what I miss) is the isolation.
I guess my inner introvert would welcome the zombie apocalypse…?
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