New TV Seasons

Taylor Schefka ’14
Staff Writer

The Walking Dead
Season four started up and although every time the show looks like it is going to die AMC finds a new way to maintain a storyline. There are a few things I feel concerned about while watching this new season. There is quite the bus load of newcomers that brings up a lot of questions about what will happen to the old primary characters. The new characters receiving a fair amount of air time leads to their death in the latter end of the episode. Most of the characters have been thrown into a mixed prison community where roles continue to be unclear. Rick has been a leader, farmer and investigator. There is an obvious character development problem! The show still carries on and is a household favorite especially among Nouvel students.

Pretty Little Liars
This show is just waiting to be finished. It has been dragged out for far too long. Does Ali have a twin? Is Ezra really a member of the A team? Is Travis joining forces with A out of spite? Will Ezra and Aria get back together, and what about Hannah and Caleb?!? The new Halloween episode had me on edge, but my questions still remain. Rumor is that season five will be the last of PPL, so hopefully everyone’s brain busting questions can finally be answered!

Awkward
In the new season of Awkward you can not help but scream at your TV WHY JENNA WHY!? Jenna cheats on Matty, resulting in their break-up. For those of you have been following up the concern is whether there is any hope left for the couple. Matty may refuse to take Jenna back, Jenna may end up with Collin, and Sadie may get her wish. Jenna’s action affects the whole cast, so it will be interesting to see what other relationships form or break.

Girl Code
It’s finally back the show girls and guys (even if they will not admit) have been waiting for! This show brings jokes on jokes and from the first episode alone you know this season is going to be a good time. Even if the topics covered are not fully developed in a serious matter you are bound to get some kind of knowledge out of it, and if not at least a laugh.