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The Walking Dead (Official Thread)

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I think the flying things in the green screen background were supposed to be birds (it's a dump). But if it really was a plane it would be funnier.

I'm thankful Rick hasn't lost his hand (yet) or they'd have to blow more of the budget for CGI.
 
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I thought there was plenty to like about the episode (especially the terrifying looking walker with the spikes), but the dump scene otherwise felt off and this new group is annoying af...they better get killed off quick. A group that size will lend to an actually believable defeat of the Saviors (along with Alexandria, Hilltop and the Kingdom) but why do they have to talk like that. They can have a hook without being so annoying.
 
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BVistahC said:
"Well, I was gifted these pickles." - Eugene

Maybe the best line I've heard on TWD in a while (and also...That's what she said.).
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Haha I was thinking the same, I laughed so hard. While this felt incredibly authentic and makes me like Eugene more and more, this is crawling at a pace that I cannot stand. I guess I learned something about the Saviors and what they do, but the lack of Lucille has been pretty disappointing to me.

And just real quick...wtf with throwing the doctor in the fire? That was the the most fake thing I have ever seen.
 
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RB07OSU said:
Haha I was thinking the same, I laughed so hard. While this felt incredibly authentic and makes me like Eugene more and more, this is crawling at a pace that I cannot stand. I guess I learned something about the Saviors and what they do, but the lack of Lucille has been pretty disappointing to me.

And just real quick...wtf with throwing the doctor in the fire? That was the the most fake thing I have ever seen.
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I actually dug most of this episode. The actor playing Eugene did a fantastic job, and because of his earlier deceptions to survive at any cost, there is doubt as to which side he will end up on. They also tried, at least, to develop Dwight and wife a bit with some backstory, even though Deights turn is inevitable. The doctor thing was a spot monkey moment again, and that's the problem I had with the episode, because like most spot monkey moments it made no sense. He didn't say enough to piss of Dwight that much. Eugene never claimed to be a medical doctor. And Negin having that much trust in Dwight made little sense either.
 
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Bucklion said:
I actually dug most of this episode. The actor playing Eugene did a fantastic job, and because of his earlier deceptions to survive at any cost, there is doubt as to which side he will end up on. They also tried, at least, to develop Dwight and wife a bit with some backstory, even though Deights turn is inevitable. The doctor thing was a spot monkey moment again, and that's the problem I had with the episode, because like most spot monkey moments it made no sense. He didn't say enough to piss of Dwight that much. Eugene never claimed to be a medical doctor. And Negin having that much trust in Dwight made little sense either.
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The only thing I take issue with is the Negan trust in Dwight. That inherent trust, usually through fear or force (ie iron to the face) is entirely what Negan's empire is predicated on. Therefore, Negan can't envision a scenario where someone high up on his hierarchy would betray him. He even said as much when describing how Dwight has no motivation to lie.
 
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tsteele316 said:
The only thing I take issue with is the Negan trust in Dwight. That inherent trust, usually through fear or force (ie iron to the face) is entirely what Negan's empire is predicated on. Therefore, Negan can't envision a scenario where someone high up on his hierarchy would betray him. He even said as much when describing how Dwight has no motivation to lie.
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Yeah, I get that structure...but they already betrayed him and walked out once. Yes, they came back, but something about a ruthless and self-pragmatic leader believing it could never happen again rubs me wrong.
 
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