Character Analysis: The Walking Dead

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“The Walking Dead” is a television series that started from a comic book series. The comic book series was well written and became a famous work. This show has won television series awards, such as the “People’s Choice Award for Best Cable Television Series” If a person had a strong stomach, and were looking for a new show to watch then “The Walking Dead” would be the right show for them. “The Walking Dead” is viewed to be nauseously gross or unrealistic, but since it has an excellent story line, loads of drama, and a vivid amount of adult content, not meant for those younger viewers, it might just be the perfect show to start watching.
“The Walking Dead” is one of those shows where the make-up artist does an excellent job with the make-up,
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In “The Walking Dead” the storyline is what makes it an award winning show. The story grabs the viewers’ attention, with pop out effects of zombies. Another one of the storyline’s key features are how the producers bring out the characters' strong roles in the show. They bring out the characters emotions so well it is almost as if they are right in front of you reacting, scared, excited, or any mix of emotions. The producers as well as the writers of the comics do an excellent job at adding the right amount of drama to every controversy that is present at so time. Even the little problems that the characters face in the show are made into big ones because they add the right amount of music and sound effects to scare the viewer out of their seat. The way the story continues is with constant controversy, for example, when the main group of people would get driven out of their camp, they would run into more problems trying to find a new place to live. From season three and so on the group ran into problems with other people trying to remove them from their location or trying to get revenge for the death of one of their members. The biggest problem with that is it caused the characters tensions within their own group, and distrust of people who weren’t involved causing them to potentially

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