In relation to TWD, just a disapointment but pretty solid series, can but u havent to watch.

This show is funny and fun, pure and simple. I think that the way it doesn't take itself too seriously ( or sometimes seriously at all) is the best part of the show. I like that there's an "anything goes" kinda vibe to it as well. Who wouldn't love a scene in Springfield, Illinois were they walk into a bus load of Abraham Lincoln zombies or a gigantic wheel of cheese from Wisconsin that has perfect timing to help them out? There are just enough serious parts and plot stuck in there to get you involved with the main characters. It's a fun filled, action packed 40 minutes of good tv that makes you want more. Kinda like when you can't stop eating junk food. You know it's not good for you, but it's just so tasty you just can't help yourself!

I just watched the 3rd season and I'm starting on 4. I really do like Z Nation. I even love it a bit. Comparing it to other zombie series is short-sighted and just plain stupid and I don't give a **** about those comparisons. Z Nation is a show filled with exciting plot twists, sympathetic characters and great humor. I think Roberta Warren is a prime example of a brilliant leader and I adore her. I love how the characters go well together.Now why I didn't give it a 9 or a 10.. well, I understand that it's a show that doesn't base on reality. DUH. But I wish there was some kind of realism hidden under the comedy, coincidences and dumb luck. They always find each other and find what they're looking for, no matter how lost they are. Apparently Addy can climb a mountain without any gear? I also wish the hair, make-up and clothing wasn't always so spot-on. I don't mind Lucy or what happened to 10K, although they love to stretch those plot-points so far I don't even know who was bitten, who got what vaccine-anti-vaccine. I decided to write this review as I have watched 5 minutes of the 1st episode of s4 and I am a bit lost. I don't know where this show is going but I'm going to find out and honestly I'm terrified Z Nation is breaking apart but I'm going to keep the faith nevertheless.

This show delivers what fans of the zombie genre want to see and it doesn't pretend to hide it; -Quick action. -Lots of zombies. -Constant danger. -No safe hideouts. -Having some FUN in the apocalypse.This show keeps the survivors active and running. Stories take up an episode, instead of a season, meaning they may lack in depth, but give more satisfaction per episode. With challenging obstacles, the characters are smart as you would expect of survivors of a zombie apocalypse.The acting is solid, with some more-known names like DJ Qualls and Harold Perrineau (1), together with a lot of fresh blood. In this show we see better dialogue between a guy and a dog than other shows create between a father and son.Characters are diverse to keep interest, but aren't forced. They get enough screen time as their own, instead of supporting roles.The show pokes a bit of fun at the zombie genre by creating zombie- babies, zombie-dogs, runners, and floaters, which keeps the blood pumping.