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Another British mini series, this time an actual BAFTA winner<\/a>, this BBC supernatural drama focuses on the lives of a group of villagers<\/strong> from Lancashire. After a huge battle against rabid zombies<\/strong> \u2013 exactly, people who died in 2009 \u2013 the armed forced stepped from killing zombies to actually help them. With the aid of a new found medication, they manage to give them back their consciousness<\/strong> and a part of their humanity.<\/p>\n Now returned into the arms of the society, the zombies must reintegrate themselves<\/strong>. Starting with trivial things such as using cosmetics and contact lenses, but also injecting themselves with the magical medication, they are trying their best to be once more accepted by the reluctant full humans as a minority, going under the name of Partially Deceased Syndrome sufferers.<\/p>\n “ Being even partially human is not easy ”<\/p>\n In The Flesh\u2019s main character is the young male zombie<\/strong> Kieren Walker<\/strong> (Luke Newberry<\/a>), also called Ren or Kier. His story started, or more exactly ended, when his best friend and also crush, Rick Macy, died. Blaming himself for Rick\u2019s death, Kieren becomes overwhelmed with guilt and in 2009 commits suicide<\/strong>. Brought back to life<\/strong> a month later during The Rising, Kieren does what every reanimated corpse does \u2013 hunts and kills.<\/p>\n Eventually, he is cured and returns to his family, but being even partially human is not easy<\/strong>. Kieran is once more overwhelmed with the consequences of his actions \u2013 his suicide and his murders as zombie. Along Kier, we have Amy Dyer (Emily Bevan<\/a>), a girl who died of leukemia and who is rather happy with her condition as a zombie and regrets nothing.<\/p>\n We were not the ones to say it, the viewers did. People who were courageous enough to watch ie were immediately hooked, despite their initial unfaith. The take on the zombie apocalypse was also generally viewed positively<\/strong> and even the fact that it is more than a zombie carnage was appreciated. Who would have guessed? If there is one reason to complain about In The Flesh, that is the small number of episodes. But as we already know, British series are usually short<\/strong>\u2026 well\u2026 unless you count Doctor Who<\/a>.<\/p>\nThe Secret Life of a Partially Deceased Teen<\/h3>\n
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