This episode showed the horror of the government failing and the undead rising. Probably the most stunning scene was when travis is driving the Salazar family to the hospital only to find out that it (OF COURSE) is overrun. As once you die you turn. Within minutes, hours. It dosent matter. A newly confirmed deceased patient would lay there. Documents would be made; corpses would be covered. And after a while that newly dead individual would awaken into a frenzy of attacks and bites.... the amount of horrors that can be imagined from all of this is surreal and I hope the newly confirmed walking dead anthology series "tales of the walking dead" covers this even though the original series (sort of) covered this. It was not nearly as insane as it could've been. Anyway another great part is seeing the lights of LA shut off. On one hand I find it terrifying but on another it almost seems like a cop out. Like there shouldve been more but to be honest I'm glad they showed us atleast some stuff. And the whole clarke family zombie(s) incident were pretty damn cool. And Daniel coming in and being the man to take it out was awesome. 8.5/10
Review of The Dog
