I just FW the episodes or wait till the finale and watch the "previously on TWD" - "blah blah blah blah blah", then I even fast forward most of the episode still. I don't know why, but at least they're not robbing me of hours this season or the last 2.., and I get enough info here to know if it's worth a 1x play through, but from all the soap opera talk, it's not, haha. I Envy my friend sometimes, he called this a soap opera with zombies and ended his watching back in season 2.. Lucky guy, haha. I agree season 1 was the best, FTWD still has a little bit of that but I'm Sure it'll go the rinse/repeat route soon.
Divided by the 2nd season of True Detective and again by the last episode of Seinfeld, which then makes it a bottom 20 show of all time lol
Bottom 20 is debatable, there's a whole bunch of Charlie Sheen sitcoms and things starring Steve Harvey.
Of course, they had to get used to living with those little Walkers. It's not exciting any longer to just stick their eye balls out.
It was a whole lotta Eugene contemplating. I really hated the Rick escape, and then some how convincing the junk lady to help them. Why didn't the junk ppl just shoot him? Why?!?
I haven't watched an ep since the first, but it still makes sense with the plodding, lazy mess that is TWD.
Negan should be dead, war is boring and im usually a staunch defender of twd but they are starting to lose me since negan arrived.
How did Negan and company escape after Daryl rammed the building? Did they just shoot their way out? If so, then why didn't they just open the door and do that before? Or, all the walkers came in where the truck rammed the building and they left out a side door because it cleared the way? So much for the issue of being surrounded by walkers. It didn't seem like a big deal at all in retrospect. They seem to be implying that Daryl is a total idiot for ramming the building because it gave them a chance to get out. But, they could have achieved the same thing by simply opening the door. Confused.
I hope this mid-season finale is good and they show some things that are unexpected/not too predictable
Sure the "thing everyone will b talking about" after the episode is; Spoiler Cliffhanger possible death of a major character
Coral got off easy. Payoff was really unsatisfying. Needed his death to be painful to salvage this season.
