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This will be a detailed review of the first episode of The Walking Dead: Season Two. In case you still wanna hear my thoughts but isn't feeling like reading it all, just skip to the "RETROSPECTIVE" section at the end, for a TL;DR.
Dec 17, 2013 · 78. The Walking Dead: Season 2 Episode 1 review. Reviews. By Wes Fenlon. published 17 December 2013. Comments. Our Verdict. All That Remains sets the stage for some great character...
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May 11, 2016 · The Walking Dead Season 2 offers you an opportunity to take choices, which will, later on, have bearing on what happens next. In each episode ( just like in the previous installment of TWD,) you will find several such choices, and they have been thoroughly described in the guide.
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Season Two quickly reminds you that everything in the Walking Dead universe is horrible and everybody is going to die, probably in tragic circumstances and as a direct result of your actions. There aren’t many works of fiction that can create characters so compelling that you almost sympathize with their desire to die, but Walking Dead manages to p...
Tough choices return, and there is no “right answer”The art design remains faithful to the comic styleThe groundwork is there for another amazing storyThe game starts out slowWith limited time to introduce a whole new cast, some characters are lostMore set up than payoffOct 17, 2011 · The Walking Dead season 2 episode 1 review: What Lies Ahead. The Walking Dead returns with a smaller budget, but no less ambition. Ron checks out the season opener, What Lies...
Dec 19, 2013 · All That Remains is as much a post-script to season one as it is set-up for season two. Clementine’s remaining ties to the old group are cut, and she’s driven into a situation with a new ...
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James Ferguson: The second season of AMC’s The Walking Dead kicked off with record numbers for the network this past Sunday. Over 7 million people tuned in to the over-sized premiere episode to see where Rick, Lori, Shane and the rest of the gang would go next.