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'Zombie Apocalypse' first look

Discovery releases nearly three-minute preview of undead awesomeness

By Kenny Herzog Dec 13, 2012 10:20AM
Mama didn't raise no fools over at Discovery Channel. As we detailed a couple weeks back, the network that brought you "Shark Week" is shrewdly capitalizing on "Walking Dead" fever by premiering docu-series "Zombie Apocalypse" next week. 


As you may have guessed by its title, the above photo or both, "Apocalypse" profiles four heavily armed Americans who are prepping for what they feel is an inevitable zombie uprising. Not only that, but actual folks within the scientific community (with degrees and everything!) provide testimony regarding the likelihood of such a contagion. 
 
 
And at long last, Discovery has offered an early Christmas present (or perhaps late Hanukkah gift?), releasing a nearly three-minute extended preview of their not-at-all exploitative new series.
 

Our personal highlights include the skull-graphic chart that measures probable rapidness of infection, as well as the verite-style dramatizations of the havoc such an outbreak would create. But hey, don't take our word for it. Just watch what these completely reliable zombie-phobes explain the apparently inevitable, here.

"Zombie Apocalypse" premieres Tuesday, Dec. 18 at 10 p.m. on Discovery.
4Comments
Dec 19, 2012 1:35PM
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You mean this isn't real!!  Well at least I know we still descended from mermaids.
Dec 14, 2012 4:58AM
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So is the PTC gonna pisss and cry about this zombie show, too?  lol   Discovery has officially lost all credibility with this piece of crap. Just like History and TLC, Discovery is now unwatchable. Kinda sad really. And  they actually found inbred mountain men who are afraid of zombies? Hmmm..... I just can't help but think this show is another scripted piece of sh!t being packaged as "reality TV."
Dec 13, 2012 5:07PM
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The problem with this "documentary" is that I'm almost positive the guy in the photo above, with the crossbow, is an actor that's played small parts in dozens of low-budget horror movies.
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