I adore 'The Walking Dead' and I like 'Fear the Walking Dead', but unfortunately I didn't enjoy 'The Walking Dead: World Beyond' much.

Thankfully it's only two seasons and twenty episodes long, so if you love the TWD universe then it's very much worth a sit through once. An appearance from a well known face at one point helps keep the minimal interest flowing.

Annoyingly though, this third iteration of this particular world of dead is hampered hard by poor writing and lacklustre acting. I will say I did like, if not overly enjoy, one or two of those onscreen. Alexa Mansour (Hope) and Nicolas Cantu (Elton) are two of the actors I found to be relatively good throughout, they are not perfect at all (not helped by the writing, of course) but their performances here are promising enough to the point that I'd be interested in seeing them again. Annet Mahendru (Huck) is also one of the more decent parts of this show.

Again, I'm glad it is a short series otherwise I probably would've quit watching at some point. As such, I'm glad I got through it just because I'm very intrigued to see how and where the universe progresses and expands out from 'The Walking Dead' - my favourite television show.