What I couldn't understand is where did he get the guts to play hardball with Maggie when he has no ammo or fighters and already let someone else beat a kid to death and take half of everything they have on a regular basis? Like wouldn't that make him even less capable of negotiating with other groups? Plus the new camp doesn't make a lot of sense anyway. At least Alexandria was explained as a high end experimental community with self-sustaining solar power and water supplies and whatever. The new place just looks like some trailers and a mansion(somehow perfectly preserved)and everyone is clean cut with fancy hair styles like they just left the mall. Hell they still have a working ultrasound machine and power to run it but they have no fighters or bullets yet they can still scavenge supplies?

The Walking Dead is slowing turning into the A-Team..

that episode started off slow, but Id have to say the end half was pretty damn entertaining! WD needs more heists!

I just have to start remembering to fast forward to the actual action that moves the show. I.E the last 15 minutes- that way i can enjoy it. Otherwise it's a snooze fest of retarded dialogue one on ones that go nowhere btw characters. I'm all for dialogue that works but it hasn't in about 3 seasons on this show. I mean why did Rick even bother having that meeting to ask if there was anyone that thinks they should not kill? He does his meaningful look and hand to the air gesture that he always does, knowing full well Morgan is going to dissent

Also- can the writers foreshadow any harder on Glenn's fate? The death fake outs etc, now he's checking out Polaroids of Negan's handy work with that bat on a wall? Maggie's capture pretty much assures his death as you know everyone is going to lay down their arms in an attempt to get her back- cue Negan's entrance with a baseball bat. Unless it's a fake out and Daryl or Abraham get it- although I'd be shocked if they had the balls to kill Daryl. If they use Abraham and Glenn and Daryl both live it will be so obvious certain people will never die.

Abraham's death also seems heavily foreshadowed. juggling a bunch of stuff like having a child etc.

He seems poised to be killed off. Doubt they would kill Glenn though, even if he is destined to die in the comics.

the article made me think of something that bugged me during last nights episode, do these saviors take nyquil to sleep every night or are they so high they dont hear people coming into their rooms?!

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Carol having feelings again melting back into a shrinking violet????! WTF that's the wrong approach writers. I really hate self reflective episodes because these schmuck writers always slow it down at the worst times just to stretch out a poorly written season!