Wait, who thinks Glenn was NOT killed because of Daryl? And were we watching the same show?
ETA: Oh, I see,dancingnancy. No. Wrong. Said Trump style.
I'm actually glad the show had the guts to kill off a main character. I think of this show like GOT. If you think the zombie apocolypse has a happy ending, you haven't been paying attention.
Me! Glenn stepped out of line in the season finale as Negan was lining them up. He was going to die whether Daryl lost his shit or not.
Agreed. The dinner scene was when I finally lost it. Honestly, I mourned Glenn last season and was pissed that he miraculously escaped under the dumpster. I thought it was a total cop-out. I knew he was on borrowed time. I'm actually pretty surprised by people's reactions here. The show would be boring as shit if all they did was kill walkers. Plus, how many walkers can really be left? I read an article a while back that did the math, based on the number of survivors we've seen and the population in the area; there's already too many walkers.
Really? That's interesting. I was actually thinking there should be more, just because they never seem to wither away or anything, and that city and town walkers would be wandering all over the country at this point. But I guess many of them are probably stuck in houses, apartments, hospitals, etc. and can't get out.
This episode was a bit much for me. I know they did it because it would have to be pretty bad to finally break Rick in any believable way, but at this point I think the show is looking to appeal to a different viewer than me. I'm interested in watching a survival show with some zombies thrown in, not a show about a cruel psychopath and how depraved he can get. I kind of wish I'd skipped this episode, TBH.
Plus all the killing. If each surviving group has killed as many walkers as Rick's group, there just wouldn't be that many left.
I know I'm late to this and people have moved on to GIFs and whatnot but I wanted to chimed in. I feel like this episode (season?) HAD to be gruesome. Something had to act as a catalyst for our group to believably seek out other survivors. I mean, would any of us really watch 13 episodes of them gardening and trading with the hilltop community? There had to be a huge, new evil to move anything forward.
I think h and I are done. We watched Sunday night until Abraham died, and then I was so anxious, I couldn't sleep. We went to finish it yesterday, and I was telling h how much anxiety it gave me. He said it did the same to him, and I was like, so why are we watching? Lol.
JDM is wicked hot and for some reason his sociopathic sense of humor on the show makes him moreso. I wouldn't kick that guy out of anything.
And The Talking Dead got me more than TWD did. When Steven teared up at the end of the montage, I was done.He's been my favorite since the beginning. "Hey, dumbass".
Post by revolution on Oct 25, 2016 10:18:35 GMT -5
Also, I believe there was a TTD conversation at the end of last season in which they talked about how we would love Negan and crew and hate Rick and crew if we were following Negan from the beginning of the ZA and not Rick.
Lucille? Like Uncle Phil's lucky pool cue on Fresh Prince? Lol.
There is only one Lucille. Someone should sue.
That was a way better line. GEOFFREY, break out Lucille!
Best show ever. Why does anyone else even bother?
I'd be content with Fresh Prince and Golden Girls on a constant loop, on every channel. Maybe a Wayans Brothers break here and there for a little variety, but that's it.
Also, I believe there was a TTD conversation at the end of last season in which they talked about how we would love Negan and crew and hate Rick and crew if we were following Negan from the beginning of the ZA and not Rick.
We're not supposed to hate Rick and crew? Whoops. I was done with them when Shane died. That was my dude.