The story line is ridiculous and the acting is so below what those particular actors are capable of, especially Drew Barrymore. I watched the first season and part of episode 1 of the second season and stopped there.

I am a fan of Timothy Olyphant and never seen him in a role like this. As a comedic actor I think he is great. Only a few episodes in but I enjoy it

I watched the first and maybe second episode when it premiered on Netflix, and I didn't like. I just didn't get it! I went on to rate it 4/10. Last week I gave it another go, and it clicked. Took maybe 4 or 5 episodes, but I was quickly hooked. It's a great show! Really is. Clever too. Plus.. Season 2 is even better than the 1st! Do stick with it. It's a grower.

I don't normally watch series- but I have to say Netflix really made a bold move here. The polarised opinions here is a testimony of its success in the novel approach. It requires the audience to get pass the gore- which, mind you, is much- and see the symbolism and dark humour behind. Apart from the humour, which I greatly enjoyed, the series is relatable and inspiring for me as a parent, a partner, and even, a child. It is a comedy- there is no realistic depiction of the dark side of struggles in relationships. However, sometimes it is exactly what it takes to bring new perspectives and deliver the entertainment that helps relieve stress in real life. Contrary to some critics here, I find the acting quite believable and on point for a comedy. It would have been very ordinary or even boring had "the family problem" not been a surreal one- by doing so, however, freedom for creativity and expression was unlocked, which resulted in a very entertaining series. It is a risky move- first, some cannot stomach the gore and some interested in zombies are not interested in family comedy theme, which might lead to a narrow audience group. Second, I am not sure how long they can keep the audience hooked as the freshness of the zombie element depreciates, given the lack of complexity in the underlying story. So far so good- good luck with the coming seasons, production team!