I love the iZombie comics and Veronica Mars, but iZombie the tv show fell flat. The concept has been dumbed down into a dull procedural. Everything that made the comic book interesting is gone: the characters, the monsters, the mythology. None of the new characters were intriguing, and Rose McIver was flat out doing a Kristen Bell impersonation. I’m sensing a done-in-one season here.
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March 19, 2015
I love the iZombie comics and Veronica Mars, but iZombie the tv show fell flat. The concept has been dumbed down into a dull procedural. Everything that made the comic book interesting is gone: the characters, the monsters, the mythology. None of the new characters were intriguing, and Rose McIver was flat out doing a Kristen Bell impersonation. I’m sensing a done-in-one season here.