I know this is obviously a subjective opinion, but I think a lot of people didn't understand the whole point of the episode. The irritating crying, the heavy atmosphere, the constant fear of the radiation. It was really hard to see and go through the entire episode: and that's the point; right, somehow the showrunners made us experience a bit of the horrendous situation in which the characters were involved. I almost abandon the episode and then I realize that that was the whole thing about. Of course, the twin brother and Morgan's magical knowledge about how to create "Ecto 2" lol. (the car) were those kind of stuff one can read in a comic. And why is that? Because the complete universe of TWD is based on a comic series. So you can like or dislike the show, but by saying: oh this is ridiculous cause in real life... bla, bla, bla; won't change that fact that we are watching a show based on comics!
Shout by Jonas1981BlockedParent2022-09-18T04:53:41Z
I know this is obviously a subjective opinion, but I think a lot of people didn't understand the whole point of the episode. The irritating crying, the heavy atmosphere, the constant fear of the radiation. It was really hard to see and go through the entire episode: and that's the point; right, somehow the showrunners made us experience a bit of the horrendous situation in which the characters were involved. I almost abandon the episode and then I realize that that was the whole thing about.
Of course, the twin brother and Morgan's magical knowledge about how to create "Ecto 2" lol. (the car) were those kind of stuff one can read in a comic. And why is that? Because the complete universe of TWD is based on a comic series. So you can like or dislike the show, but by saying: oh this is ridiculous cause in real life... bla, bla, bla; won't change that fact that we are watching a show based on comics!