The series “Fear the Walking Dead” has demonstrated a complete lack of fresh ideas or compelling character development, if its goal was to prove it had exhausted all possibilities. This spin-off feels like a reheated version of previous storylines from "The Walking Dead," with an added dose of obvious attempts at portraying strength that don't feel genuine and come across as heavy-handed. I agree that strong female c…

I really enjoyed this series, but I feel like occasionally the writing struggles to distinguish between what’s genuinely happening and how viewers would perceive events if they unfolded in modern-day Los Angeles. It becomes muddled then drags on, similar to many programs that lose momentum because the creative team seems stuck; consequently, these shows often stretch out the episodes until a fresh concept emerges or …

This television series feels like a poor imitation of "The Walking Dead." Initially, it’s incredibly slow-paced; the first four seasons are particularly tedious. The story moves at such a snail's pace that you might need an extra dose of caffeine just to stay awake while watching, or risk dozing off. While things improve somewhat later on, it still has numerous flaws, including a serious lack of believability. It’s q…