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Personally I'd love to recreate The Walking Dead but I'd want it made much more realistic, slow paced and with less pointless action scenes. I'd want the zombies being the only unrealistic thing on the entire show. It would focus much more on the survival aspect of the zombie apocalypse. It would show things like loot-runs and base building in much greater detail. Instead of the flashy highlights it would be more about the mundane life in the apocalypse. There would be entire episodes where "nothing" happens.
I imagine it would be an extremely boring show for the vast majority of people, but the tiny niche audience of zombie fanatics like myself would absolutely love it. I'd let other people watch it for free (because why not) but it would be made entirely according to my personal preferences with no regard for how it would be received by others.
I don't know if you game. If you do you'll love this Project Zomboid it's exactly what your describing. It's so fun.
Project Zomboid is by far the best zombie survival game out there, especially playing with friends.
It's fun but I have such trouble with the controls... My dad is in his 70' s and he tries but I stopped offering.. Big bummer because I love it when I can find games we can enjoy together, but as he gets older he has switched from keyboard and mouse to a controller, and he gets a lot more enjoyment out of games that don't involve quick multi button actions. Though he won't admit it. :(
I just want to jump through the window FFS!!! No don't turn that way hit the zombie!
I read this comic years ago, it would also be good one to do in that first season of twd style.
Last Blood
Just hire the original show runner. The first season was amazing. Then AMC fired him.
I'd love a longer look at how it all started, the way everything becomes clear and breaks down is so fascinating!
Yeah, it could follow several different characters including some that had been prepairing for it as well as ones that hadn't and give an realistic representation of the things that really matter. Though I stopped watching the Last of Us, I really liked the basebuilding in the episode with Nick Offerman. I could watch multiple seasons of just that too.