In The Flesh

Has anybody been watching this masterpiece? seriously one of the best shows ever made.

If you don't know what it is, allow me to explain:

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In The Flesh is set in the fictional town of Roarton in the North-West of England (where i'm from!) some time after an event called "The Rising" where the dead rose from their graves and started attacking the living. The Rising didn't last for very long, as a cure was found which calmed the "rabid" deceased and began to repair their brain functions, to the point of them becoming very nearly human again.

The zombies, now known as "Partially Deceased Syndrome Sufferers" or PDS Sufferers for short, eventually begin to become re-integrated into society, being forced to cover their dead appearance with cosmetics and take regular medication to prevent them from becoming rabid again.

The first "season" consists of only 3 episodes at an hour long each, focusing on Kieren Walker as he gets reintegrated into his hometown after being treated, and encountering basically racism from those who fought against his kind in the rising, as he struggles with his own issues, like the reason he died in the first place, and the people he left behind.

the second season, currently airing, is 6 episodes long and is currently on episode 5, and deals with an anti-zombie political party and a zombie-religious sect led by an undead prophet, both attempting to find the "First Risen" and prevent/cause a second Rising.

I'd highly suggest watching it if you haven't already. It's a fantastic show and is so short it's very easy to catch up on.
For anyone that is watching it, holy pomegranate episode 5 though. I don't think i'll be able to handle the season finale D: