hog88
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All it's proven to me is they either don't have enough story to cover 16 episodes or they know they can get away with stretching the story out. Last night felt more filler than actual development.
Also for someone supposedly so hardened by the world, Carl fights like a sissy.
Here is another thing that bothered me. So kid tells Rick that he thinks he saw his son on the front porch with Judith. Rick tells kid (who's daddy was killed by Rick) to take over watch and he runs to check on Carl. I. That moment kid asks Rick to teach him how to shoot and Rick goes all stupid dog and was like sure ( ooo shiney object). Completely forgets about his son who might be chasing tail in the woods.
I actually liked this episode. It wasn't an edge of the seat of one or anything but had some solid character moments. I honestly think the story needed this episode to breathe a little.
Gotta say Aaron is a cool dude. He manned up and took responsibility for the Wolves attack and was willing to risk his life to help Maggie.
What was with Maggie refusing to fight the zombie? Just depressed over Glenn possibly being dead?
only really solid character moment was from Aron, and for the reasons you stated. Deanna going psycho on that walker was alright too i guess.
everything else was pretty bad, dumb, and pointless.
the story got it's breather last week. it didn't need two back to back.
Enjoyed the dialogue in this episode and the sewer walkers were really cool. I know they're trying to let the Glenn story-line breathe a bit, but it's time to address it next episode....
Walking Dead news. Negan confirmed :good!:
'Walking Dead' Negan Jeffrey Dean Morgan - Hollywood Reporter
Going by the previews, not going to happen. It looks like it's mostly going to be all about Daryl, Sasha, and Abraham and what they're going through.
After that there is only 2 episodes left, and I'd bet money the episode after will be everyone is back at Alexandria except Glenn and we still don't know the fate of Glenn, and they repeat the Sophie crap and we find out in the midseason finale, which will probably be 90 minutes again.
In a way they're now in a bit of no win situation.
If Glenn is alive, then you'll have many fans rolling their eyes at how he survived that. Even if is something like Jesus comes in and saves him, him getting out of that without being at least bitten is really hard to swallow even by WD standards.
If Glenn is dead, then you'll have many (probably many more) fans pissed that they made us wait 3-4 episodes to even find out and complain it's a copy of the Sophie situation.
Having said that, I think the backlash will be worse if Glenn ends up dead.
Would much rather Glenn just be dead. that won't be the case though.
Either way though, the writers are aholes for dragging all this manipulative "is he, isn't he"
BS, especially for a scene where his chances of survival were 0%.
I think the problem they have is they obviously wanted the fans to really believe Glenn could be dead, but they went too far in the position they put him in.
If he is going to live, it would have been better if Nicholas shot himself and left Glenn on top of the dumpster alone. He would still be in a very bad position but at least it would have been more believable that someone could have come and saved him. But that's the problem I guess, it would have been obvious that Glenn wasn't going to die there and the "tension" wouldn't be as much.
The way they did it though, was stupid for many reasons, and it's going to end up being another "van" moment where they end up looking even dumber for asking us to believe it.