AMC's The Walking Dead

Looks like there may be an endpoint to the source material after all, and it's now.

THE WALKING DEAD to End With This Week's #193 - Report

 

You couldn't do seven more to get to an even 200?

 

Hell, that final issue is 71 pages, which is three issues worth of story. It's just odd that they would end it so abruptly this way.

 

A lot changed behind the capping and printing of #192 and #193 apparently. Kirkman wrote in the Letters...section there was still a story there.
Weird

 

Is anybody still watching the show? I tend to stick with shows even as they decline, so I'm still with it and I think it has rebounded a little this season. The problem is they keep laying seeds of other series or the movies, the latter of which haven't even started production yet, and the original cast keeps dwindling away.

 

I am an episode behind, but still watching. I enjoy it for what it is and don't try to think. I shut my brain off when watching TV for the most part. LOL

 

I think this season has been one of the best in the whole run.

 

I will ask again. Is anybody else still watching? The completist in me continues to drag me along.

Actually, I'm not hating it. They can still manage the occasional "Holy shit!" moment. They had one last night.

 

Haven't seen last night's yet. I thought the first one back was awful, the one with Daryl and Carol, grew on me as it went on.

 

My wife, a former viewer from long ago, saw the commercial and said, "Who the heck is still alive?"

Which brings me to the question, who the heck is still alive?

 

I'm more interested in the storyline from next week's crew (which is more in line with the comics)
But it's still our Sunday night (or Monday night if my wife is tired by 9 Sunday) "tune-in" show.

 

They have turned over most of the cast. I think Daryl and Carol are the only ones left from the first season. Rick and Carl served as the core for the entire run of the comic, but both are long gone from the show.