Walking Dead

[fishuhalik]

That's exactly what I was thinking JB. You're in a zombie apocalypse and you ever know when a rogue gang is gonna try to hit you & you can't keep weapons at your side? No way

I loved the dynamic between the two groups. The ROTC kid thinking he's a BA & little ol' Glenn knocking him on his tail like a boss. I think this was the best episode in a WHILE

[McGurk]

They all turned in their "weapons," but they all have knives and Daryl still has his sweet baby crossbow. Did Michonne give up her sword? Also, nice move by Carol fumbling with her rifle as she turned it in, like she didn't know how to handle it. She's a sly one!

[fishuhalik]

So I don't wanna give away any spoilers, but I just read a post on FB that explains the mutilated bodies at Noah's town & what's probably coming up next. If you want to know, Google "Walking Dead Whisperers". Pretty creepy stuff gents

[LMITOUT]

Why would you brace walls from the outside?

Carol becoming a sleeper cell was funny.

I think the girl is a spy as well.

Carl and Carol both telling Rick about the citizens being "weak" has the gears in Rick's head turning. He's just sizing things up, waiting for his group to regain their strength. If the congress critter's spoiled kid along with Ace and Gary are Alexandria's main defense...pftt. Carl can take care of that before breakfast.

[JBMasterAngler]

Yeah, this community was advertised as being invincible, but when I seen the walls I though terminus and woodbury had way better walls than this place! Glenn and Darryl beating up those guys with ease was pretty cool. Why would they bring a guy with a gimp leg on a supply run? Something is still fishy about this town. But I hope that doesn't alter my theory at all.

[LMITOUT]

Terminus had a chain link fence as poor as the prison and we saw what happened there. Heck, they didn't even lock the gate...by design, of course.

[pikestabber]

Why would you brace walls from the outside?

Maybe, when the time is right, they don't want anybody getting out...

[pinkfloyd4ever]

we brought dinner! The subtle humor the last couple episodes has had me. Along with last week's "we're going to make it. We're going to make it." next scene the RV is broke down. I think everyone knew that Rick is going to take down the spouse of the lady who did the haircut.

[Bryce]

Who else is rooting for that kid to cross Carol?

[LMITOUT]

[JBMasterAngler]

Did I call the Rick (Shane) love triangle or what? He's turning crazy and everything! Might not be the only love triangle in town...Darryl, Aaron, Eric, perhaps? Love is in the air! Carol and that guy in the gun room? I totally thought Abe and Michonne were gonna make out on the porch!

Did Kevin Smith give out a spoiler on the talking dead? Are the wolves that gang I referenced earlier, that Rick was recruited to fight? Or maybe that "w" on the walker wasn't a "w"! Maybe it was an "m", for Morgan! Good times are indeed ahead!

[McGurk]

Outcast Daryl enjoys outcast dinner with outcasts; gets a new bike shop! Unsatisfied with destroying communities, Rick sets his sights on becoming a homewrecker, too. Carol cooks up a nightmare just as easily as she can bake a couple dozen oatmeal raisin cookies.

The most non-contrived plotline was Sasha not being able to instantly grasp a comfortable life again. How they don't all have some PTSD, I'll never know.

Rick was sure cozying up to the walker behind the wall. Rick-eo and Zombi-et?

[pikestabber]

What a weird episode. There were some otherwise interesting parts that were ruined by terrible dialogue. I know they like to have guest writers and guest directors, and that can help a show feel fresh, but it can backfire and lose continuity, too, which is what happened last night (to me, at least). I think everyone is being melded into one character right now and it's just not clicking very well (like all their lines could be interchangeable and you wouldn't know the difference). It feels like the story is being pulled in 8 directions and none of them are all that interesting. I keep seeing the "Best Season Ever" promo clips before every episode but I just don't see any evidence to back that up. I'm starting to think those promos clips are like putting a fresh coat of paint on a car with no engine...as long as we keep saying it's awesome, people will believe it! I thought last week was good and they were maybe turning a corner but this was a big step back, IMO. What are we leading up to? What is the story arc here? Caveman Rick killing a husband to get some strange? Carol offing a little boy to get a spare handgun or two? Just not real impressed right now.

[McGurk]

Hey Sam; Look at the flour....

[pinkfloyd4ever]

I've not read the comics and haven't looked online for spoilers, I just have that feeling we're being set up for something big for the finale. I like the exploration of a "normal life" and how the characters can't cope with it, that they need that rush of killing walkers to feel normal now. My gut says this Alexandria isn't going to be as normal as it is appearing to be but I couldn't guess either other than just human war for the finale, Alexandria versus Rickville.

[LMITOUT]

Did I call the Rick (Shane) love triangle or what?

Stevie Wonder saw that one coming.

[LMITOUT]

Mr Members Only didn't last long, but the way they seem to operate it is surprising that he had lasted this long.

[pinkfloyd4ever]

Wow what a show tonight. Mother D

Spoiler alert-

Noahs death was the most gruesome one yet. And father Gabriel is setting up the battle. I also figured Carol would want to take down the abusive husband

[Bryce]

Think everyone had Rick picked to take out the husband. Now add Carol and might as well throw Daryl in too just to make sure. Could get ugly but Carol ends up with another messed up kid. Preview hints at Coral completing the stones drop.

Prediction:

Figured Glen was gone tonite. Way too obvious a plot line that Maggie is pregnant and that can't bode well for Glen. When it happens, Maggie will go from now to 5 months pregnant by the end of the episode.

[McGurk]

Really the only thing that mattered last night:

[JBMasterAngler]

That might have been one of the best episodes of the whole series! If I were Glenn, or even Eugene, I'd have a hard time bringing that guy back to town alive! How in the world has this town survived when it's full of cowards? I don't like Gabriel's chances of surviving past this season I think a few more things are going to happen next week to make what he says look like the truth...Daryll and Aaron went on a run, so my guess is something will happen to Aaron, and it'll look like it was Daryll's fault. Good stuff! They got me hooked again!

[pikestabber]

I agree. I've been hard on this show this season (and with good reason...it's been pretty rough throughout and downright terrible at times), but last night was simply awesome! The first 10 minutes I thought "here we go again," as it seemed like more of the same was coming, but it ramped up from there and was jaw-dropping by the end. Aiden's death was the most gruesome I can remember...until Noah. Whoa! That was brutal! It wasn't just the action that got me (although they packed a ton in there), but the story was good again and not hindered by a bunch of bad dialogue. I thought Tyrese's demise was handled so poorly that I didn't even grieve his loss, but losing Noah, who we have a lot less history with, was shocking and sad due to how much better it was set up. In any event, it was a great episode that leaves me hopeful for a great finale!

[dfv87]

I loved the lady that Abraham saved decking the guy that left her... Classic!

[JBMasterAngler]

Either the last episode was so good that everyone is speechless or you all were so disappointed, but you can't think of anything new to say to express your disappointment?

[CaptainMusky]

I was generally pleased with the episode. It sure seems that Rick is working his way to get booted out or for a fight with those of Alexandria.