Z
NATION
Not
the powerful Z of Dragon Ball, but still a lot of fun none the less. Someone
got the bright idea to give Asylum Productions a TV series. Someone, somewhere,
made the right choice. These people did Sharknado for fecks sake, and look what
happened there. And they didn't even try on that.
First
off, I am prejudiced a bit here, as I love Asylum Productions. These people
have never lost money on a movie. Let’s see MGM say that. Ok, I’m the first to admit that sometimes
what they do can be construed as, well, just bloody embarrassing. But when they
get something right, they really seem to get it right. In other words, this
time it wasn’t the, “Oh look, we have beer, weed and a movie camera, lets rip
off a movie today.” They actually did some work on this one. Sober some of the
time I’m guessing.
This
show seems like it is going to be a lot of fun. You all know my basic attitude
to walking dead anymore, so I don’t even have to go there I don’t believe. Them
and their freaking magical Wonder Bug technology. Seriously, how soon are they
just going to give those people a magic horn?
And
at least in this show most of the characters seem to have a singularly higher
intelligence than the entire character list of The Walking Dead, (not counting
Glenn as he is the only real intelligence in that outfit).
The
worst thing about the episode is that Harold Perrineau, (the dad from lost with
the boy and the lab), didn't make it. He was military, (we’re still fighting
back in this, unlike the magic car show), and his mission was to deliver the
only human being to ever survive a zombie bite to California from New York.
DJ
Qualls is also in this series, as Citizen Z, and he is doing a great job as he
always does. The man is a seriously under rated actor in every sense. I think
the guys an amazing character actor myself.
This
seems to be more of an action driven show, which is a somewhat welcome relief
from that dippy channel. (The former Sci-Fi one.)
Folks
give this a shot. I always try to give a series 3 episodes before I make up my
mind to stay or not. Don’t need to this time. I’m staying.
So
in short, Long Live Asylum and their specialty of, well, I’m sure they’ll
figure it out eventually. What can I say, I love Asylum. Wow, I’m
starting to sound like Dr. Horace Diaz on Mighty Med with his bridge loving
obsession. Yes, I watch that too, and so should all of you.
Friday nights on the former Sci-Fi
channel folks. Check it out. Z Nation is well worth the hour of your time,
especially if you are a fan of Asylum like I am.
That’s
all this week folks. Sorry for being absent for so long. On my way back.
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