Maryann
Sleasman has a similar style on most of her articles on certain TV
shows that she reviews about. When reading her articles, you tend to
realize she's overly emotional about the characters which soon
becomes annoying and obnoxious. What I like about her style, is that
she's straightforward with her writing, and it's easy to understand
her. Sometime she sounds like either an overly attached girlfriend or
a child. The reason why I'm imitating her style, is because I feel it
would be fun to copy and see how annoying I can get with this. One
thing to notice is that, at the end of each review she has her own
notes, but then I checked out other critiques and I realized it's the
websites layout to add notes. So it isn't her writing style to add
notes at the end, but I did try to copy how she wrote her notes into
my review.
Walking
Dead: Season Premiere: 30 days without an accident.
Finally, after a long year of waiting
it's back and better than ever. The last season left us with
questions about where the governor disappeared of to? What will
happen to Daryl after he killed his brother? And what will happen to
the rest of the community that has been in the hands of the governor
for a whole season?
The season premier is a shocker with
Rick having a heart. What??? Rick is now soft as ever helping people
and being less of an ass than he was the last season. And Oh My God
Michonne
started smiling and finding comics
for Carl. Looks like this community of theirs made people have a
change of heart. Hershel is still the same as ever giving Rick wise
wordings from his book of lives, and apparently out of the blue
Hershel found a leg to walk with, he's no longer on crunches. Damn I
didn't know they had that many resources in a world that seems
lacking in assets.
Putting aside the change in the
characters' personalities, “30 days without an accident” added
new characters, with a new emphasis on Bob Stookey, a glimpse of him
was shown in season 3, and now they are showing his alcoholic
problem. Just shows you that this alcohol drama will come up later on
in the episodes. Of course more annoying kids, and Carl being a
little boy diva as always acting all mature. Beth turned into a cold
teenager. Who can blame her, after all the deaths she's seen, crying
doesn't seem to cut it out anymore. Just to make the season premiere
of this show more of a hit, someone had to die. It turns out to be
Beth's lover, and at the end you see Beth being on tough cookie and
trying not to cry over him.
On the flip note they are finally
starting to emphasize that anyone could turn into a walker without
being bitten, because everyone is infected. At the end of the episode
the new kid with glasses starts getting very sick. It's true that we
still don't know if he just got sick, or whether he was bitten,
hopefully it will be reveled in the next episode. But the main thing
is at the end he rushes to get some water all over his body. So
probably a high fever. Then he falls and dies and turns into a
walker. So it's a virus spending, that would just mean that he died
by getting sick and turned because he is already infected. So is
everyone else!!!!! Which brings me back to the first season, when
they were all at the scientists lab, the scientist said that everyone
is already infected, so if you die without getting bitten, you still
turn. During season 2 and 3 they never emphasized this part, it was
just a bunch of drama and chatters.
Time to see how this season will turn
out. From complaints about how boring the last two seasons were,
everyone seems hyped about the opening of this season. But so were
the openings of the other two seasons, everyone seemed hyped about it
and it turned into well a disappointment. So stick for the ride and more walkers people!!!!!
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