An open letter to the creators of The Walking Dead
The disappointment of fans with the seventh season of The Walking Dead has reached a new level. Cleveland editor Troy L. Smith wrote an open letter addressed to the creators of the AMC zombie drama, in which he listed everything that annoys him in the current season. Excerpts from the letter are below. Warning: Possible spoilers. "Dear creators of The Walking Dead! I forgave you when you killed Abraham and Glenn earlier this season. It was a little overkill, but nevertheless necessary. But this everything that you did, and since then I began to feel like a walker, trapped in a swamp. Your villain, this Negan, he overdoes it. We need to continue to watch him castrate Rick and Daryl from episode to episode? Maybe we should shorten his dialogues, and at the same time a couple of commercials? And also, could you leave the main cast alone? Sure, some of the less popular characters are interesting, but there are reasons why Rick, Daryl, Morgan, and Carol are favorite characters. Actually, we want to see them from time to time! And what happens to the plot? Your story hasn't moved one step since the start of the season. Your last episode was all about Tara … Tara ?! In what other series does an entire episode go to a secondary character? For the first time in the history of The Walking Dead, I'm looking forward to a two-month hiatus. Like the rest of the comic book fans, I know there is a war coming between Rick's group and the Saviors. But you did nothing to convince me that you can do it flawlessly. However, rest assured that I am still hopeful. I believe in Rick and his team and what they are capable of. So, out of love for fans of walkers around the world, stop the madness and give the fans what they want before there are less than ten million of us left. As a reminder, 17 million people watched the premiere of the seventh season after the rating of the series was gradually declining, and at the time of this writing, fell to 11 million. The Topic of Article: An open letter to the creators of The Walking Dead. |
