Anybody tuning in tonight? One of the main reasons I got Netflix earlier this year was to get caught up with this. It's the series 100th episode so I'm expecting them to go all out (war).
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TWD S8E1
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I will be watching for sure. I enjoy this version of the Walking Dead, unlike The Walking Dead that Charles Kelly trots out with two minutes left in a game.
Horrible episode, they really did a bad job scripting this one. I'm sure everyone is wondering why nobody shot Negan when they had a million chances.
The weird flash backs and the future clips really made it weird as well.
The weird flash backs and the future clips really made it weird as well.
Stupid.
They're just manipulating and abusing the audience's loyalty at this point.
They're just manipulating and abusing the audience's loyalty at this point.
Writers, if you are going to have all this dialogue about how you just need to kill 1 person to end all this. Please explain how that person and all his lieutenants stand right in front of a heavily armed group and no one shoots him. Then 5 minutes later they show Rick getting frustrated because he can't get a good shot at a pinned down Negan. That was really lazy.
Why were they shooting the windows? I am still trying to figure that out. Also what happened to all the guys and lady standing there?
Could the attack on Negan's camp be any less intense? This show never has done battles well and the writers need a lot of help in this area. Even though there were some good camera still shots they wasted too much time with the characters rabble rousing crowds of actors that could not even pretend to be inspired.
Yep. Would've liked to have seen "Directed by Mel Gibson" in the opening credits last night.
I think that was part of luring the mob with noise. You know, the gunfire not loud enough for once, so expend a few thousand rounds breaking some glass.
The jumping all over time crap was really ticking me off. It's not Lost. Stop trying to be so artsy with your filming.
Yes they've had a billion chances just to shoot Negan. It's like they want to treat him as they were treated. Ramp up the "we are the ones in control now" feelings? Would it be easier just to shoot him, sure. But not as satisfying?
Dumb dumb Gabriel.
And seriously, how out of touch is Gregory to actually think he had any pull with the Hilltop?
I liked the couple callbacks they put in.
Yes they've had a billion chances just to shoot Negan. It's like they want to treat him as they were treated. Ramp up the "we are the ones in control now" feelings? Would it be easier just to shoot him, sure. But not as satisfying?
Dumb dumb Gabriel.
And seriously, how out of touch is Gregory to actually think he had any pull with the Hilltop?
I liked the couple callbacks they put in.
Nothing, that's the complaint. At least keep them inside yelling through a window or something while they are talking to Rick. But to have the "ONLY PERSON WE NEED TO KILL" in wide open fifty feet away and shoot everything around but him. Then show Rick trying really hard to shoot him minutes later. LAZY.
I "watched" it. I lost interest about halfway through. I've certainly fallen into the trap of continuing to watch just because I'm already this far into the show.
I didn’t see a single commercial, but that’s because I was fast forwarding through them.
What, you didn't think gnawing on the Twizzler made her look tough?
Seriously, what the hell was that about?? It seems everyone is just mailing it in.
I know everyone hates on Tara. She's just weird and quirky. I'm weird and quirky, probably why I kind of dig her.
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