The Walking Dead

[JeffDFD]

I have decided it is the hunters or a completely separate story line they just made up. Leaning towards hunters though. Maybe that is why Beth got that limp (for the comic book readers who remember who first met the hunters). No real clue though - that is why the TV show is fun - it could be the hunters and yet still be completely different.

I would be REALLY surprised if it was the Saviors. Too soon after the governor and that story is still being written in the comics.

[Pitt87]

So the Abraham, Eugene, and Rosita characters seems to be a pretty literal translation from the comic... more behind the spoiler, in case others are not reading the comics:

Spoiler:

Abraham is eventually killed by a guy with a crossbow... some -- but not all -- of the other main character deaths have been derived from the comics... points to Daryl being a Savior, which means Negan can't be far off...

um, no...

You gonna tell me those guys don't look like Saviors?

Way too early for the Saviors unless they are glossing over a lot of time and catch up to the comic by next season.

I think that's exactly what they are doing... Each and every character that is part of the Negan/Saviors storyline is present. Either Terminus will be the start of the Hilltop storyline, or it will deviate significantly from the comic.

[columbia]

They should just off that girl. Her neurosis can only lead to bad things for everyone else.

[FreeCandy44]

Shes a little nut ball.

[columbia]

They should just off that girl. Her neurosis can only lead to bad things for everyone else.

And.....we just saw why.

[FreeCandy44]

I bet she doesnt make it out of this episode.

[columbia]

Ok....shoot her in the head, please.

[FreeCandy44]

Columbia gets it....

[FreeCandy44]

Yep

[columbia]

Well done. One of the best episodes.

[GSdrums87]

Lol she Lenny'd her.

[the wicked child]

Well done. One of the best episodes.

Yes. There have been other episodes that I believe were supposed to be emotional... like Sophia coming out of the barn (which was ruined by dragging the story out 2-3 episodes too long) or Lori dying (she was just a bad character and person, IMO)... but this one actually was. The horror of Lizzie killing her sister and Carol being forced to take her out... wasn't expecting any of that.

[Hockeynut!]

Lol she Lenny'd her.

Yep, when that scene started I said to my friend, "Can you see the rabbits, Lenny?"

Great episode!

[FreeCandy44]

I must be a cold hearted snake, cause I didnt like the episode and really didnt feel any emotion for said deaths.

[columbia]

We obviously have no idea of her psyche before the zombies hit the scene, but it's definitely not surprising that anyone (including a child) would have an extreme psychological reaction (See: The Governor.) I'm just gl;ad they they didn't let that play out for too long.

On the flips side, Tyrese and Carol (and everyone else) have become so emotionally hardened, that would indeed be able to make that choice. They have an infant and themselves to protect.

It was the right thing to do.

[Hockeynut!]

I didn't feel bad (well, a little for the innocent sister) and I'm glad the kids are off the show as they weren't very good actors, but I still enjoyed the episode.

[shmenguin]

yeah, those kids didn't belong on television. and the prophecy has been fulfilled. i didn't like the episode until i knew it would end with both of them buried. not only because of the acting, but they didn't have anything to offer as characters - aside from what they did tonight in building up other characters. really nice work by everyone in that last scene at the table during carol's confession. i never would have believed this show could pull of poignancy like that.

[JeffDFD]

2 episodes left. Geesh.

[blurryhaze312]

I must be a cold hearted snake, cause I didnt like the episode and really didnt feel any emotion for said deaths.

I thought I would be among the masses that thought that was the worst WD episode ever. I'm really shocked to find out this morning that everyone seemed to love it.

The acting was putrid and all of the emotional parts seemed forced...and that's coming from a guy that hasn't complained about poor acting in the series a single time up until last night. A few minutes into the episode I was begging the TV to kill off the kids just because they were annoying as all hell and I wanted the plot to move on. Two episodes from the finale and last night felt like nothing more than filler.

[shmenguin]

those kids were atrocious actors. completely irredeemable. but carol and tyrese delivered all the way. great performances there.

[the wicked child]

Beth and Darryl risking their lives to find some booze was ok, but Carol and Tyrese having to put down a psycho kid and deal with Carol's past actions are somehow forced?

I've given up trying to understand others' opinions on thsi show.

[Hockeynut!]

Beth and Darryl risking their lives to find some booze was ok, but Carol and Tyrese having to put down a psycho kid and deal with Carol's past actions are somehow forced?

I've given up trying to understand others' opinions on thsi show.

He said he thought the acting was forced. No one on this show is going to win any acting awards, but I thought the adults last night did a fair job.

[newarenanow]

I've liked all of the episodes so far.

[djlm]

I thought it was a boring episode, like many others recently. It's reached a point that I'm just watching because I've watched all episodes until now.

Where the hell was Judith at the end when they left? Seems like they forgot her at the house, surely she wasn't in any of the bags they where carrying.

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[Grunthy]

I didn't like it. They ripped off Of Mice and Men. That was the first thing I thought of as that episode started to conclude.