Fear the walking dead

I liked it.  I look forward to watching as the peeps in LA try to figure out what's going on and where its going.  It looks like crackpots and crackheads before the zombie apocalypse are the ones who'll best prepared to recognize and deal with it.

I watched the first 60 minutes.... I thought it was only a hour long.  It ended like a 60 minute show would at that mark and I just assumed the commercial break was the end of it.  I feel like a doofus! 

Besides that I liked it.  It's an interesting twist.  I'm curious to see where it goes. 

I'm on board and enjoyed the first episode.  Based on the previews for next week it looks like it gets intense pretty quick, so I'm really curious to see how the development goes.

Since the drug dealer turned without being bitten, I assume they or at least some are already infected.  I'm interested to learn about all of the missing kids - vanishing in thin air has never been a theme in TWDead.

I watched it, I'm enjoying it but it's so early I haven't figured out where they're going yet or even who all the "main" characters are yet.

The drug addict kid kind of annoys me, so I can see him turning into an even more annoying "Carl" type character.
They're definitely building up a love triangle with the ex-wife and new-wife (or is it just his girlfriend), so I'm sure there's a few twists and turns to come with that.
I kind of enjoy the battle between morally killing a walker versus leaving them alone (in case there's a cure).
The Hispanic dude has obviously gone through a world of stuff in his previous life, so I think he's going to be a real bad arse.
The most confusing thing for me was trying to figure out the whole neighbor's house.  They look out the window and see the house, but have to go through a mile long maze to get to the house?  Then after driving a block away from their house they see her husband pulling into the driveway?  That's some freaky stuff right there.  lol
The National Guard was a little weird too.  I'm not sure if they're still friendly helpers at this point or if they're going to turn into a marshal law oppressive force that our characters try to escape from through the season.

There was the scene where there was a noise at the door and they pulled the curtain back to reveal the big dog outside the door.  They opened the sliding door and let him in.  With typical TV logic they left the sliding door open as they were distracted by the blood on the dog.
I think that's when they decided to begin their quest to the neighbors house to get the shotgun and from the neighbors window they were able to clearly see the dude kill the dog (which so nicely sat quietly by the open sliding door the whole time they were gone)
They were going to camp out at the house, but they saw the pickup truck return (which tells me they were across the street) but then had to run through the maze again to get to their house in time to blow the dog eaters head off.

just re-thinking that whole scene makes me laugh even more about it.  Even from a walking dead standpoint it was pretty absurd.