Walking Dead Season 2 (2011) After season 1, the group fight to survive by looking out for one another. Stumbling across a new group of survivors they must work together to make new light of an old world. After season 1’s mere 6 episodes comes a nice serving of 13 in season 2. This, draws on a lot more character interaction and development. The world isn’t the same now and neither are the characters. We see the likes of Shane, Daryl and Glen develop more and as a group, personalities start to shine and hence clash. The setting can get a bit samey, as you’ll see with the story remaining stale for a while, however I see why it is the way it is, and it later becomes clear too. Moral dilemmas arise more and politics are more prevalent in this season, however the zombie threat is still there, the gore and violence with it. Bear McCreary is back and doing a stellar job as usual on the score, I don’t really need to say much on that subject as his work speaks for itself, but boy some scenes really hit home with his music accompanying them throughout. Season 2 does a really good job on building on the foundations of number 1, if you enjoyed season 1, 2 will expand your world and pull you deeper into the world of the group. It’s atmospheric, relatable and introduces enough new characters to keep the season interesting without drowning you in new arcs to take in. You’ll be split on some decisions and fall in and out of love with characters throughout in what is a pretty rollercoaster storyline! Overall, season 2 is a very solid season, you see the group start to change with the world, and whilst the story can be slightly slow, the character development in between makes up for that and shines new light on the groups and individuals relationships! #WalkingDead #TheWalkingDead #TheWalkingDeadSeason2 #WalkingDeadSeason2 #WalkingDeadReview #WalkingDeadSeason2Review #TheWalkingDeadSeason2Review #Omareviews #TWD #RickGrimes #DarylDixon #TVShow #SeriesReview #TvShowReview https://www.instagram.com/p/CD1NT-jlT13/?igshid=10vnf0hmfxt0r
