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Originally Posted by Fortune

I think everyone tries to fill a role in the group and Dale feels they need a father figure. Right or wrong he tries. On the matter of action....I think its childish to complain about lack of action in a drama. It would kinda be like me complaining that there isn't deeper richer writing in wrestling. Last nights episode was very interisting. I think a lot of people are looking at hershal as if he was wrong or crazy. All be it I don't 100% agree with all his decision I still have to think....what if hes right. I also fully get where Rick is coming from with keeping the search going. If people arent 100% there for eachother then they are no better then walkers. Laurie ...I dont know what to say about her. Her better off dead attitude is really getting on my nerves

I wouldnt consider myself childish even though I think the show might have lacked some action in a few of the episodes. That's going a little too far there. Comparing writing in wresting to action being in a show about a zombie apocalypse with humans? Come on.....
I dont even care for most action movies and prefer a good drama over action any day but at points in the show it dragged. I never once was asking for action for the entire hour of the show. But mixing in scenes like last night in the apartment complex was refreshing. Regardless if this is a show about the people, there still is a zombie apocalypse around them that effects there every day life and should encounter zombies almost every time they are out considering how the entire world has turned zombie.
All of the personalities are great. Rick is the leader and is trying to be as consience as possible in his decisions even if they dont make sense. Laurie is stressed out because of the situation she is in especially now and I think all her feelings would be normal for most people in that situation.
The old man is a father figure to everyone and trying to be there for everyone even if he is a little too overprotective at times.