Worst Walking Dead Billboard Placement Ever



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Finally, a decision that shows someone in the entertainment biz is using their brrrraaains!
Despite sacking most of their writers and announcing plans to work with freelancers - who will take more crap because they can be let go at any time and who you don't have to buy insurance for - apparently a desire to maintain the quality of AMC's Walking Dead has won out over greed, a rare victory for the American television viewer.
Walking Dead season two will be a writing staff after all, although it will be a mostly new slate since most of season one's writers have already long-since been handed their walking papers, and exec producer/writer Charles "Chic" Eglee has left to work on Powers over at FX.
But the first new signing is very encouraging indeed, as Glen Mazzara, an excellent writer whose work you may know from shows such as The Shield and Life - not to mention episode five of WD season one - has been signed. Good start!
Now if you're taking requests, howzabout Jane Espenson and Brian K. Vaughan?
(Via Deadline)
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here is a moment in the comic book version of Walking Dead where you realize that not only is no one safe, the rules about where and when violence can occur are being changed. Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman is gifted at creating what looks to be straight genre fiction, before turning expectations around on the reader like a weapon. There are few such moments of power in the television show of the same name, and last night's finale seemed to think that an explosion is the same thing as a satisfying conclusion.
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