Eenie, meenie, miney, that blowed.

the fact they had the cheesy effect of the blood dripping down the pov shot annoyed me more than the cliffhanger

One of the walkers had two of Darryl's arrows lodged in it, another was dressed in something that apparently Michonne has worn and was adorned with a couple of her dreads. At least that"s what I thought.

That was the suckiest show that has ever sucked. Quite an accomplishment for a show that has sucked as much as this show has sucked. The suckage was the most suckage ever witnessed in the history of suckage.

The writers deserve an automatic bid into the suckage hall of fame.

I haven't read a TWD review since the GOAT Videogum Guy quit, but it's good to see it's getting bashed in mainstream media reviews as well now: http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/bas...an-rick-880337

I liked all of it.

It was one of the best moments in the comic books, and I thought they converted it onto TV perfectly.

I reckon it will be Eugene. When he gave away the info to make the bullets and had that defining moment with Abraham I think his development and general use came to an end.

...And you haters are hilarious, seriously the stuff you say and nit pick about makes me proper LOL.

Grunch, that was absolute ****. They outdid themselves with this one. Went to reddit first and even redditors are ****ting on the episode, which means it was pretty ****ing bad.

Stole this post shamelessly from there, which is a mortal lock to happen.

God damnit, I scrolled up and, noticed someone already shared that post.

Why they didn't show who died, in order of likelihood:

1. The writers are idiots
2. It was a minor character and would have pissed people off who expected a better ending
3. They are having difficulty re-signing several actors, so left it ambiguous because they literally don't know who to kill

Great. I agree. So show it then. Did the scene simply not get ok'd by the ratings company or something? Its just absolutely bizarre that they wouldn't show the actual death. Take a page out of the books of other successful shows. Imagine the red wedding in GoT if they just show a camera overhead of the building and you can hear people dying inside and they cut to black. Give me a ****ing break

I thought the last episode was really good UNTIL Negan pops out of the RV, smiling like a game show host. Everyone is raving over the performance, I didn't like it.

So the last ~11 minutes sucked. Could have been so much better. Needed the payoff too. I wish there was a thread somewhere I could post what I would have done.

Anyway, on Talking Dead they said there were some clues on who got Lucille'd. No idea what those clues could be. Until I hear otherwise, I'm just assuming it's Glenn.

I've read some of the comic, and while it is incredibly graphic, it is not violence porn. There's an aesthetic the comic is going for, while at the same time commenting on how violence changes how humans interact with one another.

I know the show is trying to do the same, but they just fail miserably at it.

it leaked a few weeks ago. what's funny is people were like no that can't be real. that'd be terrible. lolol

brutal ep

still in for season 7

its ok man, and i agree with the bolded below.




It genuinly made me lol and facepalm over the fact its probably going to be 100% accurate.

Agree with a lot of this critics take

Incredibly tedious episode. They could have gotten the job done in a half-hour or less. Too many barricades, Carol and Morgan going nowhere and that Negan speech at the end seemed like it went on forever. And for what? We don't even know who got killed.

There was no payoff.

Come to think of it, I don't even really care who got killed.

lol this is kinda funny

https://www.reddit.com/r/thewalkingd...e_to_eat_your/

terrible episode by far the weakest of the entire season....

i hope they killed off Michum-deodorant or whatever her lame-ass name is


also the writing for Carol is fkn terrible...does her character have split-personality disorder??

this crying emo fetal positioned wuss of a women???? this is the same Carol that scared that little sheltered kid so badly that it actually got his entire family killed??? pfft

I didn't hate the show until the last few episodes. My wife and I never missed an episode.

I never read comics or anything so I only base my enjoyment of the show on the writing, acting, storyline..etc.

But, things have gotten more and more ridiculous. For example, are we to believe that with a chain-gang of zombies tied across the road, and the road basically a valley at that point, that Rick isn't aware this is a set-up? Yet they pile out of the RV like lemmings.

The whole show this week was about supposedly smart "survivors" putting themselves in oddly vulnerable spots.

The clincher for me, though, was rick not sacrificing himself at the end.
(Let's forget the fact that the guy just didn't kill them all right there.) But when the guy is deciding whether your own kid is one of the ones who might get the head bashing, and you are the leader (the captain of the ship), then you need to volunteer to take it for the group.

You put yourself in a position of leadership and you have been brave the whole series, and now you are too cowardly to put yourself ahead of your own kid, let alone all your friends?

We are somehow expected to think this is consistent with the character development we have seen for 5 seasons??

I mean this is the type of show that, from the beginning, insults your intelligence if you let it. We all had to look by the "as if" moments and just enjoy the show. When you don't take it seriously, it is great TV.

But, they seem to want to address some serious ethical/moral/psychological matters that are core to the human condition and struggle for life, right versus wrong, sin, love, hate, etc. Yet they mix this in with the battle/confrontation scenes that are inane and cant be taken seriously.

The incongruency here in odd.

I am not going watch it and complain next year. I am just at a point where I cant enjoy it anymore. I fully understand others not feeling the same way. Just my POV is all.

So you liked the boring driving around and nonsense Carol plot, but when a character came on the screen with actual charisma that is when it lost you?

Stu,

Tedious is a perfect description.

So many roadblocks!

I actually, somehow, did like the driving around. I thought it was fairly intense. I liked the Saviors closing in on the gang. The tree trunk barricade, though, was admittedly ridiculous.

OK fine I didn't like the Carol stuff.

I suppose I a) pictured Negan differently, b) wanted Negan to be angrier and c) expected at least one sickening death.

The show has always been like that.