November 2, 20178 yr Would we be happy or outraged if they wrap it up with everything being a dream and everyone in the show being alive?
November 2, 20178 yr Would we be happy or outraged if they wrap it up with everything being a dream and everyone in the show being alive? That idea went over pretty well when it happened to Bobby Ewing, right?!
November 2, 20178 yr Would we be happy or outraged if they wrap it up with everything being a dream and everyone in the show being alive? Would be a massive waste of time. Kirkman has already confirmed that'll never happen though.
November 2, 20178 yr Would be a massive waste of time. Kirkman has already confirmed that'll never happen though. Agreed and I think they have already hinted at the ending.
November 2, 20178 yr Id rather see everyone die than it be a dream. I would love to see Dale and that RV again to be honest
November 6, 20178 yr Last night's episode was one of the worst I can remember. The only thing good about it was the immediate and unceremonious disposal of Morales. I loved that. I laughed out loud when it happened (I'm not sure if that's the reaction they were going for but it happened and I enjoyed it). I guess Gregory's character is enjoyable in a love to hate him kind of way, but the awkward forced attempt at comedy in those scenes is painful. Way too much time was spent on the death of an underdeveloped character that quite frankly I just didn't care about in Eric. As a result those scenes just felt like they were dragging on and on for me. They could have at least attempted to develop this tertiary character before killing him like they did with Dr. Denise. The Morgan vs Jesus storyline is just another take on one that they've rehashed so many times now I can't get myself to care. At no point did I think any serious harm was going to come to either of them during that fight, and it has been made abundantly clear that Morgan is mentally unstable for seasons now so why was this necessary? Finally, was the savior who was manning the big guns at the end asleep while all his buddies were getting slaughtered outside, or did he just think it'd be cool to let them all die so he could start shooting at the most cinematically exciting time?
November 6, 20178 yr Seriously disappointed in last night episode and the season in general. While there is the potential for it to be entertaining - it just isn't. The whole Jesus/Morgan storyline is just dumb.
November 6, 20178 yr That was a horrendous episode. Literally nothing happened until the last 10 seconds and you could see it coming from a mile away. Oh, and Jesus is the worst character in the show. He has zero redeeming qualities.
November 6, 20178 yr That was a horrendous episode. Literally nothing happened until the last 10 seconds and you could see it coming from a mile away. Oh, and Jesus is the worst character in the show. He has zero redeeming qualities. I wouldn’t say zero redeeming qualities. Those piercing baby blues could make me consider switching teams.
November 6, 20178 yr Every one wanting to see what Maggie would do. Also love how they shoot the watch out people and magically appear in front of the building. Those dudes must be really bad at their jobs.
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