Z Nation
Several years since a zombie virus swept across America, there's only one person -- who goes by just Murphy -- known to have survived the infection -- the world's last hope at creating a vaccine. The last functioning viral lab needs blood from him for its antibodies, but the facility is in California and the man is in New York. A ragtag group of strangers works to transport him to the West Coast, but his dark secret remains hidden, which could threaten everyone. Hammond and his second in command, Garnett, initially lead the group of the living -- later replaced by Lt. Warren -- and computer hacker Citizen Z helps everyone navigate through the zombie-infested terrain. When the group meets a man in Colorado, he offers to take Murphy the rest of the way to California. When nuclear weapons are launched, people head into survival mode and become desperate to find a cure.
Member Reviews
In a Walking Dead world it was great having a series that didn't take itself seriously.
Such a great show so glad I get to watch it agai!
I ADORE this show with ALL MY HEART. 10K outta 10.
I cant believe they have it now! I watched this on Netflix. such a good show that I signed a petition years ago to bring it back
This show is uh-so, uh-good. My wife and I were wanting to watch it earlier this year, but seasons 1-3 could not be found streaming so we bought the DVDs; figured it was getting licensed/upscaled somewhere. Well, lo and behold, it was Shudder that picked it up and boy does it look SO much better than the old DVDs. The character development, crazy world, humor, intense moments (the hotel sniper shootout...you will know it when you see it, one of the best episodes of any show ever made), moving scenes and amazing story arch...hand down top 3 favorite shows. And, in case you start it and don't get it, each episode with different zombies is supposed to not make sense; sometimes they run (28 days later) sometimes they shamble (Night of the Living Dead) sometimes they are rotting walkers (The Walking Dead), just enjoy the ride, daddi-o, especially in that sweet, sweet "El CaMINo!".