Analysis Of The Walking Dead, Season 7

Mr. Dawidziak speaks to an audience that may have no interest in the show by stating, “And if you don’t like The Walking Dead…well, come on, it’s the fifth season opener, for crying out loud” (Dawidziak, M., The Walking Dead Opens Its Season in

“One can choose to go back toward safety or forward toward growth. Growth must be chosen again and again; fear must be overcome again and again.” (Abraham Maslow) This quote by Abraham Maslow relates to the analysis you are about to read because Shane often chooses to go back to “safety” which in his mind is staying at the already established camp in the graphic novel “The Walking Dead” by Robert Kirkman. I will be using Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of needs to analyze this text. It directly connects to this situation because in conventional society the basic most needs are normally met, but in this post-apocalyptic situation that is not always true. Along with that and other group interactions causing the fall of higher levels of the hierarchy it causes many problems in the camp. Through the use of Abraham Maslow’s Hierarchy of needs I will show how Shane’s inability to relinquish his role as leader and to show how the loss of certain steps in the hierarchy by anyone can lead to death and despair for those in the camp.

The time has come for the show we have all been waiting all summer for! The pilot episode of Fear The Walking Dead made it's opening debut Sunday night. And it’s auh-mazing. 100% worth watching. Terrifying and exciting in the best ways possible, a variety of different characters, and full of eerie tension that will surely send a shiver up your spine. Fear The Walking Dead is an in-depth look at the world of their popular sister show, and how the zombie apocalypse first originated. Unlike their counterpart, Fear takes place in the heart of Los Angeles, California. The creators of The Walking Dead definitely have their work cut out. Over the past five years, The Walking Dead has been one of the highest

All you fans who have been debating over the identity of Negan’s victim in ‘The Walking Dead’ cliffhanger finale should get ready for more drama and action in the upcoming seventh season, slated to air from October. The AMC show has more thrill and suspense lined up and hence, it is going to be worth the wait in every right.

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This week’s reading topic is about the greatest show on television right now. In the Odyssey article “5 Reasons Why The Walking Dead Is The Best Show On Television Right Now” by Delainey Huck, the author lists the five reasons why the author believes that the Walking Dead is the great show on television right now. The author believes that the show has more to offer, not just a regular and boring survival zombie show.

First there were speculations that Fiona is not going to show up in Shameless season 7. After her announcement that she is going to take care of the one and only important Gallagher - herself. But it looks like, another cast member is leaving the show. Is it for good?

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It is getting close to the return of Grey's Anatomy and spoilers are starting to come out. Everyone knows that Alex Karev could end up going to prison for his big fight, but now it turns out someone else is going to jail as well. TV Guide shared the big details about what will be happening on Grey's Anatomy when it returns. It turns out that Arizona will be headed to jail, but it is not because she is in trouble. Instead, it is for a case that she is working on when Grey's Anatomy returns on January 19.

The Walking Dead on AMC has been known to a lot of fans for not having any of their characters in a safe situation. No one is safe in this show and it will definetely stir up some anger in fans if they decide to kick out Daryl (played by Norman Reedus) from the script.

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There is a lot of discussion about what happened in the sixteenth episode of The Walking Dead Season 6, with most fans trying to figure out whose point of view they were seeing at the last moments of “Last Day on Earth.” Now Norman Reedus has spoken up about the shocking cliffhanger and even commented on whether it was Daryl Dixon who got killed by Negan!

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