Wow! Episode 3 was a real bolt from the blue. Not at all what I expected.
I won't let slip any spoilers but this was television drama at it's absolute best and the writers, cast and directors should be immensely proud of themselves.
We're only 3 episodes in but it is clear that the makers of this series have created a narrative with a depth and breadth of characterisation that The Walking Dead never achieved. This series (and especially this episode) seems to be able to make it all about the humans who survived and just use the Infected as the vehicle to tell their story.
If this episodes story doesn't move you deeply then you have no soul.
I won't let slip any spoilers but this was television drama at it's absolute best and the writers, cast and directors should be immensely proud of themselves.
We're only 3 episodes in but it is clear that the makers of this series have created a narrative with a depth and breadth of characterisation that The Walking Dead never achieved. This series (and especially this episode) seems to be able to make it all about the humans who survived and just use the Infected as the vehicle to tell their story.
If this episodes story doesn't move you deeply then you have no soul.