I just saw the first episode, and I can tell you that it has a good story, it sticks in your head, and it's gory. Just my kind of thing! However, although some of the zombies weren't that bad, others were just plain disgusting/disturbing/creepy! But somehow, I like the show. Now I'm forced to watch all the other disturbing episodes! Why?!

I think this show is amazing! But too graphic for tweens.

This show is great but not nearly as good as the book. Pretty good story line but more violence than anything, there is blood on every zombie and blood splash's out when they are shoot the also eat people pretty gorey there to. two characters at the begging of one of the episodes have sex but you only see the heads of them and they pant. I rate based on maturety if you are able to handle blood than thirteen if not so mature the about 15 the role models are good a man trying to find his family but will stop at nothing, he is probly the best. One man named dixon is extremly racist and says the N word and calls a woman sugar t-ts he also has cocain the say d-----h bag d--m h--l and god if that matters to you and this is only the first season

I think people should just know that the show isn't just a zombie fest, there are other messages in it and more interesting storylines than just the zombie aspect. This show is really good, but it's not for everyone, particularly those who get scared easily. This isn't one of those shows that kids know much about either and are jumping to go watch it anyway. If the kid is mature, then they can hang. I love zombies and if you do to, WATCH IT.

It is an amazing show, just some cussing and VERY VERY violent.

This is an extremely violent show (that's obv, not going to talk about it, just know it's about the amount of blood shown in Kick-***, but also much more guts and decaying are shown. At one point, the main character encounters a man who is abusive to his wife.), but that's not what bothers me. The tension is so extreme, my brother ran out of the room for one scene, and we can take a ton of tension. At some points, you might be yelling at the screen about how dumb a character's action is, but the truth is all of the character's reactions, while they may not be smart, are realistic. I'm dissapointed that I finished the last episode last night, and Season 2 isn't on TV for a few months. Anyways, in episode two, there is some extremely explicit language, and also at the begining of the second one, there is a scene where a man and woman make out very very passionately in the middle of the woods, and clothes are taken off, no nudity is shown, but it is presumed they had sex. In one episode, several adults are drunk. Now, I also marked good messages and positive role models. Despite the desperate situations, the main character Rick makes good desicions, and is very noble and bold, being a Sheriffs' deputy. His goodness usually outshine's the other characters desicions/actions.

I'm really not keen on the horror section of TV shows. My brother enjoys watching this show, and convinced me to watch a few episodes. My mild age-rating has some serious thought behind it. Kids these days watch this sort of thing all the time. Gore doesn't disturb me at all, and I'm not quite twelve. Perhaps I can differ between real life and absurd ideas. This show also lacks the element of surprise and shock. You know--the moments that make your heart jump. But it's very predictable! You expect blood--which you get--and so it doesn't jolt you. I truly believe in the theory that people are more timid of what they don't see--compared to what they do. But onto the review! Extremely graphic, disturbing imagery is presented at times. But for a zombie thriller, this show actually seems pretty decent. Despite the now grim outlook on life, the "survivors" are determined to succeed in the world. Under the thick mask of blood and gore, there is a positive message of working together mixed in. I'm slightly disappointed by Common Sense Media. There is sexual content present--couples undressing and implied sex. There isn't nudity, but still! I trust your ratings to be accurate and trustworthy. So try not to let this happen too often. It's parents who pay the pitiful price when their nine-year old views a sex scene in a seemingly sex-free film. But back to the show. Extremely explicit and troubling content, a few sex-scenes and cursing under frustration. So if you have the stomach for it, take the time to go through a few episodes. See if you encounter a slight heart-warming appeal on the corrupted, nightmarish planet.

The Walking Dead is the reason I watch TV. TV doesn't get much better than this. The Walking Dead is outstanding but man, its bloody. It is a zombie show but sometimes I wonder why its not rated TV-MA. (rarely does it get that bad but there are some episodes that are pretty voilent.) Okay maybe im going a little over board but still its very bloody. Zombies are cut open and people take there blood and guts and put them all over themselves so they could outside and all the other zombies would think that they are zombies because of how they smell. This show also does have some language. There are not F**** but S**** and other milder words are used. There is some rare sexual content. People have sex in some scenes and thats basically it. They don't show anything but its obvious what they are doing. Overall this is a amazing show but it has its disturbing parts. Heres a tip, if you ever watch The Walking Dead make sure your not eating when you watch it. You could end up throwing up.

This movie is only very violent, but only a little gory. None of the language is bleeped ou, which is bad because it is on tv!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am shocked that common sense says that there is no sex because although most of the people in the movie don't have sex, there is a couple in the movie that do. Due to all of this stuff, this movie is not for any one under 17.