I'm a pretty harsh critic but I really don't get why people hate this show so much and still watch it. I think the last few seasons have been a lot better but for some reason it seems popular to circlejerk and nit pick reasons its horrible. But Maggie's return and the way this season 10C is shaping up, I really don't get the negativity. The dialog isn't even that bad, has anyone seen how bad it was 3 seasons ago?
All the criticism I hear is the same rehashed crap everyone's been crying about since season 6 and its really getting old hearing the same reasons which really hold no weight anymore... The shows not perfect but dang, even on a dialog filled episode its nowhere as bad as season 6/7/8.
ONE THING THOUGH - THATS NOT HOW GRANADES WORK GUYS
have yall ever heard of not watching something you don't like instead of watching it just to leave shitty reviews and comments? no one is forcing you to watch lmfao
I am stunned at what they could do in only 6 episodes. That kind of number can make or break- and it definitely made. It never ceased to surprise me and I was hooked the entire time!
Alpha and Beta are very interesting characters to watch. I like these flashback episodes that give us more backstory and I'm curious to see where they'll go next in the story. There is a very dark, twisted and powerful bond between the two that makes for great tv.
Not the best season premiere but I get what they were doing here. It's an obvious set up for the next episodes.
Carol and Daryl had a golden moment, I actually like seeing characters interact on a lighter level than usual. Also, the ending set a great tone, you could see both of those women brewing.
The show is taking a great turn. The Whisperers seems really scary and I can't wait to find out more about them, it brings a whole new dynamic to the show. Now I catch myself looking at walkers and thinking 'are they really dead or...'
Negan's little trip outside was nice, it seemed to bring his days as a villain to an end and I even found myself feeling a bit sorry for him. Glad his story continues with Alexandria for now.
Poor Eugene. Just... Poor Eugene.
This episode was so intens and beautiful. It was everything I hoped it would be! I love how Rick found his humanity again through Carl and that he was able to leave Negan alive even though he would've totally deserved to die like Maggie thinks. I also love how Dwight got a happy ending - sort of -. But the best thing about this whole episode is Eugene, fricking Eugene whom I've hated for weeks because I thought he was actually working for Negan who ended up saving the whole day! Yes, Eugene, yes!
I can't wait to see how the story develops now. What's next for everyone.
Will we see Dwight again? Will Negan escape and plot revenge? Will he die before doing so? What are Maggie, Daryl and Jesus going to do about Rick and Michonne? Will all out war turn to a war amongst themselves?
Damn, that was something! A lot happened in this episode. I really like how Negan played it all out, patiently waiting for Simon to make a mistake and to take Dwight down right after. Poor Dwight, I think he will suffer a great deal.
Also, I think both Negan and Rick are right, it is too late for peace now, too much has happened on both ends. Maybe in a different era.
It’s hilarious that everyone hated this show towards the end but everyone kept watching it hmmm :thinking:
I know the show doesn't get nominated for anything due to always the same old and on a road to nowhere every season. But Jeffrey Dean Morgan needs an Emmy lol.
Great episode, great season finale. No idea why so many people hate it, the episode had everything.
It's probably a new trend to hate everything about The Walking Dead now.
I thought this season was AMAZING. It was intense overall and very dark. It had great dialogue even though some people think those character development episodes are boring, I don't.
I fell madly, head over heels in love with Dwight, as character I think he is super interesting and very complex. I loved this season finale, because it brought fear and hope together.
Brilliant addition to the cast, Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Austin Amelio.
That was a lot of fun. I'm glad they gave Tara an episode. I've always been a fan.
So many people hate this episode, but it was brilliant, Watching people kill walkers & fight over land is nothing new, but actually realizing what this whole zombie apocalypse is about, that's something to think about. But most of the people here hate thinking, I guess, that's why they want ACTION, ACTION, ACTION! I say screw you, spoilt kids...
Eastman, "Everything in this world is about people. It couldn't be just me, it shoudn't be just you." Nothing worst then feeling lonely =/
This is what I want in writing, acting, and pacing in a Walking Dead episode. I inflated the rating to even out others' lower ratings.
Before I watched this episode, people told me it was "boring" -- obviously I didn't believe them! And I was right not to because this episode was one of my favourites. TWD doesn't have to be fast-paced or excessively gory to be good. This episode proved that. The acting from the two men in this episode was incredible, bravo TWD!
This episode would've worked so much better as 6.03 instead of 6.04!!
An amazing episode, with great character development, not only for Morgan, but also for Eastman (in only on episode). Kudos to the writers in getting Eastman as a Forensic Psychologist who had gone through trauma himself... and the perfect thing was that he did indeed get his revenge, and showed that it didn't fulfill him and gave him peace... showing that vengeance wasn't worth it, and getting him to actually relate to Morgan.
It was perfect to show how Morgan went from the nutty guy we saw in Clear and the zen guy we get now. But after such a fast paced episode and with such cliffhangers, this episode broke the rhythm and was sort of disappointing for us who were still high waiting for continuity of 6.03
Carol's favorite game is Assassin's Creed
Wth is wrong with everyone else! Why is everyone bitching about this season. Such a good episode. These characters are humans. They deserve rest and peace. Screw you guys!
Pretty decent episode. Emphasizes a lot on the drama so it may disappoint those who expect action, but still good nonetheless. We get the bonding between Daryl and Aaron, Sasha's stress, Rick and the barber Jesse, and that "W" letter hint again. And Carol! From an "invisible" lady to a threatening killer in an instant. That scene is priceless.
A number of things are still going on here. Still a decent episode.
I do not understand the poor ratings for this season are for.
I mean yeah, TWD is changing its approach to their audience a bit by adding more drama and less action then usual, but if you cannot adapt to the very slight change to the show, then I feel bad for you.
Of course it was way slower than the last two episodes, but personally I liked this episode much more than the last one because it was more realistic.
And come on, guys! By now everyone should know that slow episodes with a lot of talking follow after dramatic episodes where people died. It's been like that for a while.
Unlike the rest of the season, I found this the best episode in a loooong time. The major change in cinematography was very refreshing and to experience the death throught the eyes of Tyreese was interesting. It felt like an episode that was thought through well, instead of others which form by boring, chronological storytelling. Sad to see that a lot of people don't see the beauty in this sort of filmmaking and are easily bored when the series cut down on action scenes.
I was sadly spoiled mere minutes before Beth’s death while watching this episode. Dad came in and asked “isn’t this the episode where Beth dies?” …thanks dad! :skull:
Mannn you could see that ending coming a mile away...
On the talking dead Andrew Lincoln (rick) said Norman (Daryl) was supposed to hand him a wet cloth but that it was the driest thing he’s ever used and felt like sandpaper on his face
Now that's how you end a Season!!! "They're fucking with the wrong people!"
I guess this season was most character development and a buildup into the next season.
Bottom line, it was great
