The Walking Dead (Season 6)

[NDAlum]

Re: The Walking Dead (Season 6)

What's been your "favorite" (or most memorable) death so far? For me, it's still Dale. Just a brutal death. And I agree about Eastman. Didn't make sense. Remember in the season premier when Rick had the Alexandria residents try and take on a few walkers by themselves when they were building the walls to redirect the walkers? When he saw they couldn't do it, Rick's team jumped in and took care of them in no time. But Eastman couldn't handle a single, slow moving walker? Come on.

And I also agree about Glenn. Absolutely no way he should get out of that. He should have been torn apart in no time from what we've seen by these packs of walkers.

I'm waiting for Carl's death...

Every show I want it to happen...

That will be my favorite!


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[BDKiiing]

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I'm waiting for Carl's death...

Every show I want it to happen...

That will be my favorite!


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I have a feeling you'll be awfully disappointed when the TV show ends.

[NDAlum]

Re: The Walking Dead (Season 6)

He should've died at least a dozen times already. I can dream though.


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He should've died at least a dozen times already. I can dream though.


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Yes he should have. But my thoughts is that in both the comics and the TV show the story will go from being Rick's to tell to Carl's. I'm not sure that the TV Show will go long enough to kill off Rick some time, but I think in the comics that Kirkman definitely kills Rick some time when Carl is older. I figure the comics will definitely go longer than the show will. Just my personal speculation.

[Jr.]

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What's been your "favorite" (or most memorable) death so far?

I know this wasn't directed toward me, but I like it so I'll answer.

Mine was Lori. It was a semi-realistic death that showed the danger of giving birth when there is no real medical facility.

And I hated her character.

And it gave us these.

[tdawg3782]

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I enjoyed this episode as well. Nice gap filler from where we last saw Morgan all bat **** crazy to the new zen like guy he is now.

It does bother me with the whole not killing part. God the wolves need to just be killed and he's holding one who you know will escape at some point and kill people. Just irritating.

I think eventually he will start killing again, most likely to late though allowing innocent people to die, and realizing that there is a difference between killing for survival and protection vs. Killing cause you've lost your **** and have gone crazy.

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[slickdtc]

The Walking Dead (Season 6)

Episode was phenomenal and it had to be. When I saw that this episode was going to be all about Morgan (typically a great thing), I was let down because I knew we weren't getting closure on Glen's situation. I actually said out loud that it was lame.

But it was so well done that it made you forget about Glen and focus on what was happening or going to happen with Morgan and Eastman. That's why I said it was phenomenal, and up against that cliffhanger, it had to be. It couldn't just stand on its own, it had to go above and beyond and it did.

Eastman's death was just another stupid, lame way of disposing of a character. Pretty numb to idiotic decisions and deaths by this point, even by characters who should know better. They can't all die in fantastical ways, I suppose.

Loved the TMNT references, intentional or not. Donatello was my favorite!

Best death: definitely Noah. Both in being gruesome and the circumstances surrounding his death. Glen may have forgiven Nick, but I still haven't. Glad he's gone... hopefully. I was legitimately pissed off with how that went down.

[FlyingFinn]

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Well that was yawner...

[Boltman]

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Well that was yawner...

Agreed, kinda a filler episode. Three to go.

[NYJets]

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Yea, nothing really happened. And I guess the answer to how Rick was going to get away is....he ran.

[Novicain13]

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Yea, nothing really happened. And I guess the answer to how Rick was going to get away is....he ran.

That set the tone of the episode. Very disappointed that he just ran away after they made it seem like a big deal.

[Picci]

Re: The Walking Dead (Season 6)

Meanwhile IMO......Glenn is

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[kt-od]

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That kid is going to have a fun time shooting right handed being left eye dominant. haha.

It was a yawner of an episode for me. I really enjoyed Morgan's episode last week.

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I hope they tell us how Rick escaped.

[Jr.]

Re: The Walking Dead (Season 6)

Yeah, pretty boring overall. Deanna looks like she's already a walker.

I liked that Maggie was more involved.. I feel like she's just been in the background for the last couple of seasons.

[jeremym480]

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Yeah, pretty boring overall. Deanna looks like she's already a walker.

I liked that Maggie was more involved.. I feel like she's just been in the background for the last couple of seasons.

Watching the episode I felt that it was kind of boring too. Plus, the beginning was kind of weird. I'm not sure if anyone else noticed, but the music that was playing when the Alexandrian's were raiding the food seemed like it was from TWD Telltale games. I got that vibe anyway. Also it seemed everyone was giving speeches in this episode. Spencer gave a speech, Rick gave a speech, Aaron gave Maggie a speech, Maggie gave Aaron a speech. I was on speech overload by the time it was over.

I really would have liked to have seen Rick escape the RV instead of an episode worth of side story's that I don't really care about. With that said looking back I think they have set up some things nicely for the next few episodes. I think Deeana was ready to kill herself before Spencer's calling her out and now I think Spencer may be the one to have done the deed. The Ron/Carl stuff could be interesting, especially given their parents relationship. And last, but certainly not least the Maggie/Glenn angle. I don't think that Maggie's pregnancy came as a surprise to any of us and I'm 99.9% sure Glenn is still alive. With that said there's no way that both of them make it out of this season... And even though Glenn is an easy pick as the big death this year, I'm going with Maggie instead. There's only room for one baby in the Zombie Apocalypse and Judith is that baby.