The Walking Dead (Season 5)

[kingkilla56]

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I didnt like it. Wasnt a good enough payoff for having the character around all this time. Same reason I didnt like Beth's finale (which was just straight up absurd).

[jmillhimes]

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Was this story in the Comic at all? if so, There saying someone plowed through the subdivision?????

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Neegan

[PhilliesFan13]

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Was this story in the Comic at all? if so, There saying someone plowed through the subdivision?????

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Neegan

Could be heading that way. Was my first thought.

[bigbob]

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Just to start, I hope Sasha dies next.

Sasha/Abraham..

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What did they do to stop Abraham's arm from getting infected from the bloody zombie knife that Sasha cut him with?

The ending..

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Come on, that raggedy *** barn stayed standing with what seemed like a tornado came through?

Scenes for next episode/Comic Spoilers..

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Glad to see we're going to finally see the real settlement in Virginia.

I liked the episode but again, I hope Sasha dies. She's getting on Andrea-level annoyance for me.

[LionsFanNJ]

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I liked it. Slow episode but not bad at all

[Skyboxer]

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Just to start, I hope Sasha dies next.

Sasha/Abraham..

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What did they do to stop Abraham's arm from getting infected from the bloody zombie knife that Sasha cut him with?

The ending..

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Come on, that raggedy *** barn stayed standing with what seemed like a tornado came through?

Scenes for next episode/Comic Spoilers..

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Glad to see we're going to finally see the real settlement in Virginia.

I liked the episode but again, I hope Sasha dies. She's getting on Andrea-level annoyance for me.

To your 2nd spoiler

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They also made comments in the episode about that. Something like they couldn't believe they didn't get hit etc...
For me the whole thing had a "Devine Intervention" or spookyish theme/mood to the events.

[trobinson97]

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To your 2nd spoiler

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They also made comments in the episode about that. Something like they couldn't believe they didn't get hit etc...
For me the whole thing had a "Devine Intervention" or spookyish theme/mood to the events.

Yeah, the whole episode gave me the divine intervention vibe. The dogs showing up when they were hungry, the rain coming down after they rejected the free water in the road when they were thirsty, the barn staying upright when hundred year old trees were uprooted and the guy at the end with "good news" (Jehovah's Witness). Then you had the moments of people questioning or rejecting their respective faiths.

[Candyman5]

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I just watched the episode before the last one again (Didnt get to see the whole thing). When the radio was coming on there were reports of people reinforcing settlements, killing people, etc. I wonder if that dude in the last episode is any part of that. I mean look how clean and such he is. And why would they have the radio section in the last episode if it didnt mean anything, like writing inside of writing concept. It makes you think.

[Zer0xray]

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it was a good episode. i esp liked ricks speech and the walking dead refrence.

[jmillhimes]

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Anyone notice the "W" carved into the heads of some of the walkers?? I seen this on social media last night and went back and found 2 so far

[jeremym480]

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I just watched the episode before the last one again (Didnt get to see the whole thing). When the radio was coming on there were reports of people reinforcing settlements, killing people, etc. I wonder if that dude in the last episode is any part of that. I mean look how clean and such he is. And why would they have the radio section in the last episode if it didnt mean anything, like writing inside of writing concept. It makes you think.

My take is that the radio broadcast was just all Tyrese's imagination, but was things that he experienced in the past (my thoughts in red):

"At least 68 citizens of the republic have been killed in four deadly attacks along the main coastal district. The group has continued their campaign of random violence. Moving across the countryside unfettered, with the republics military forces in disarray."

I'm thinking this is when the outbreak first started.

"Terrorizing the village by night, carrying out revenge attacks involving hacking innocents with machetes, and in some cases, setting them on fire."


Machete's could have something to do with Terminus (Gareth was killed with a machete, but was an innocent, so who knows). Also, Karen (I think that was her name) was burned by Carol.

"There have been troubling reports of cannibalism having broken out in refugee camps along the republics transportation corridor. Despite the string of victories by rebel forces, there are disturbing reports of increasing the brutality of their tactics. Including the wholesale(?) destruction of villages, burning down local prisons, targeting civilians and even the widespread mutilation of children and young mothers. It seems like only the beginning of their campaign that they label as an endless war against" [inaudible as Tyreese speaks]


Cannibalism = Terminus
Burning down prison = The prison/The Governor
Mutilation of Children = Lizzie killing her sister maybe?
Young mothers = IDK? Lori?

Perhaps I'm just thinking too much into this.

Anyone notice the "W" carved into the heads of some of the walkers?? I seen this on social media last night and went back and found 2 so far

I noticed that. I also wondering if it has anything to do with this graffiti on the wall in Noah's neighborhood:

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[bigbob]

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The radio was Rick, just in his normal voice. I doubt it's anything other than Tyrese's imagination.

[Sinner]

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I really liked the episode, it was slow but that doesn't bother me as long as I'm into it. I liked that it seemed like the first time in awhile that they were in dire need of food and water like it should be if something like that is going on.

As far as the water in the middle of the road, hell my thought would be if he wants to be the guinea pig and try the water go ahead, just try the big jugs first.

[Scott]

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I really liked the episode, it was slow but that doesn't bother me as long as I'm into it. I liked that it seemed like the first time in awhile that they were in dire need of food and water like it should be if something like that is going on.

As far as the water in the middle of the road, hell my thought would be if he wants to be the guinea pig and try the water go ahead, just try the big jugs first.

If it were me, I would have drank it..Been through so much anyways..

[slickdtc]

The Walking Dead (Season 5)

If it were me, I would have drank it..Been through so much anyways..

Exactly, but only to die on some dirty water?

Episode was cool, but it was kinda cheesey. I was expecting something to happen to Maggie or Glenn with how much they focused on her and her ring. Saw some conflict brewing between Michonne and Ty's sister but I guess that was all good after they had their team building bonding moment.

Thought it was kinda a stupid to focus on the lack of food and water when it's only occasionally brought up. In reality, that would be 1B to the 1A of walkers within that world. Thought they were just doing a "family" episode or ran out of ideas until...

Have no clue what this new guy is all about. It's always bad news though.