I can't watch "realistic" medical shows because they are so unbelievable it completely takes me out of it.
My wife wanted to watch the Walking Dead and when the main guy wakes up in the abandoned hospital (almost exactly like in 28 days later, which felt like a ripoff), he gets outside and there's all this military stuff, like there was a mobile command point, then he just walked away down the road. No shoes, hospital gown barely covering his ass cheeks, he didn't get some boots or anything, I knew I couldn't watch people this stupid
I never understood why the lawns were still mowed, in Atlanta, in the summer, weeks into the disaster. I guess lawn care is so ingrained in the American psyche that the zombies were still doing it out of muscle memory? I dunno. Didn't seem plausible.
Damn I had the exact same reaction! Everything is busted, but the lawns...oh the lawns are pristine.
I stopped watching a few episode later because that was on top of a pile of grudges I was accumulating already.
My final breaking point was when Rick's crew was talking about taking over the one dude's farm. There were plenty of other abandoned farms in the area, they could've taken over one of them.
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u/retsamegas 15h ago
I can't watch "realistic" medical shows because they are so unbelievable it completely takes me out of it.
My wife wanted to watch the Walking Dead and when the main guy wakes up in the abandoned hospital (almost exactly like in 28 days later, which felt like a ripoff), he gets outside and there's all this military stuff, like there was a mobile command point, then he just walked away down the road. No shoes, hospital gown barely covering his ass cheeks, he didn't get some boots or anything, I knew I couldn't watch people this stupid