[Fundguy1]

Love Jeffrey Dean Morgan. Great pick for a tough villain. My guess is Sasha or Abraham dead because of the let's have a kid conversation earlier to make it more tragic and to stop the conflict between the girls.

[Haywood]

Originally Posted by silvergray545

I thought I was the only one.

This past season of HoC is so much better than 3.

[NickyC]

Terrible season finale, the worst by far. I'm one of the biggest cheer leaders for this show, but they screwed up big time last night. Negan was a joke, and all I could think of was Trevor Phillips and GTA V last night.

They completely punked out, I bet the character who was killed isn't even a mainstay character (probably Aaron or Eugene). The cheesy FPOV, and the fake blood trickling down the side of the screen, give me a break. Amateur hour. All they had to do was take the "bear jew" scene from Inglorious Bastards and make it far more gory, and they would have hit it out of the park.

They honestly couldn't have messed that scene up any worse, awful.

[Fundguy1]

Aaron is another good pick for dead guy.I'm guessing it's a guy as a girl would probably have a problem being awake after the first blow. Eugene possibly also as he gave the bullet tech away earlier.

[jaco]

Piss poor ending. It was 75 minutes of dragging along with 60 minutes of commercials and then a 6 month cliffhanger.

I am curious about the guys on the horses.

[NickyC]

Originally Posted by jaco

Piss poor ending. It was 75 minutes of dragging along with 60 minutes of commercials and then a 6 month cliffhanger.

I am curious about the guys on the horses.

The guys on the horses are from a place called "The Kingdom". They hate the Saviors as much as Hilltop, Rick, etc.

There's a certain animal which might be making an appearance soon...

[hongsc]

If I didn't know any better, I thought this episode could have been a RV ad. The entire episode was basically an RV turning around and going another way a couple times. I wished they brought a rocket launcher and blew away the human roadblock. From the start it hyped you up for something big and nothing. Now you either way for next season or suffer through Fear the Walking Dead. Actually it felt like an episode of Fear the Walking Dead.

[BayMoWe335]

Originally Posted by TXSTYLE

Not for me. But hey... That's why the writers get paid the the big bucks. To keep you coming back...

Yeah, but it could have written this...that's the problem.

Lazy ending that keeps you coming back only because you want to know who died.

And NOTHING happened during the entire episode. Could have been a 10 minute episode. And that dude looked like Trevor from GTA so I couldn't take him seriously. And his "you work for me" premise is retarded. Yeah, that's so evil...I get to live and figure out a way to escape or kill you.

[BayMoWe335]

Originally Posted by fravel

No it wasn't. We got conned into following an entire season of hype with no closure. That's not epic, that's a scam.



No one is coming back after this. Remember "Lost"? It's happening all over again. I'll find out through social media if AMC ever bothers actually revealing what happened, and then I won't think about it again.



I quit watching House of Cards after they killed off Zoey - TWD has now crossed that same threshold; don't care anymore.



This. The only positive for me last night was the fact that I waited til 9:30 to start watching so I was able to skip over all the commercials.

I will admit - I felt sick after the end of the show; not because of impressive cinematography, but because I was disgusted at the way I had been taken advantage of. I don't think that's the kind of visceral response the producers were looking for, but that's absolutely what they got.

Agree with all of it except the House of Cards comment. House of Cards is actually a good show that actually has things happen. The storyline moves along and you don't have to wait for the last episode only to get a cliffhanger. The writing is smart and they try to develop characters every episode. I'd say you'd like it if you came back and watched through Season 4.

In the Walking Dead, Daryl is like an extra now and Glenn hasn't had a meaningful role since like season 4. I wouldn't care if they killed Rick. They go WAY too long between episodes without even having main characters participate.

[TXSTYLE]

Originally Posted by larryn

Jesus will save them. After the big buildup of introducing him, he dropped off the face of the earth.

Honestly, the main group became mercenaries, as food for payment, and have no problem killing people. They are no better/worse than Negan's group at this point.

..and that roadtrip for Maggie - lacks any viable explanation.

We all understand it's "television" and epic stupid shit happens. BUT... They were seriously pissing me off with trying to drive all over the earth to find help for Maggie. Sure, she is beloved and all of that. But... You really want to sacrifice 5-6 of the strongest in the group for one??? Fok no! The 2nd road block should've had them high tailing it back to Alexandria! Didn't they have a rocket launcher at one point earlier??? They needed that shit! And yes... The noticeable absence of the jesus character leads me to believe he will make an epic showing next season.
At this point, you KNOW you can NOT stop watching...
Now I guess I will have to tune in to the "lesser, step child show" Fear The Walking Dead next week while I patiently waits for The Strain on F/X.

[BayMoWe335]

Also, your show is an utter failure if all people care about is, "who are they going to kill next?" That's all it's come down to at this point.

You know why? Because there is no story.

In Breaking Bad, the entire "main" cast stayed alive pretty much through the entire show and if someone did die, it was like completely epic (Hank) and tied in with the greater story. Crazy how the same network produced this garbage. Money grab.

[fravel]

Originally Posted by BayMoWe335

Agree with all of it except the House of Cards comment. House of Cards is actually a good show that actually has things happen. The storyline moves along and you don't have to wait for the last episode only to get a cliffhanger. The writing is smart and they try to develop characters every episode. I'd say you'd like it if you came back and watched through Season 4.

Don't get me wrong, I wasn't trying to knock the writing on House of Cards, just demonstrating that I am more than capable of walking away from a TV show that has lost my interest. I started watching the show because Kate Mara is hot. No more Kate = significantly less interest.

[TXSTYLE]

Originally Posted by Haywood

I was disappointed on how they dragged out the episode. Too many commercials and they could have made it 60 mins. You do have to give the writers and actors credit for the last scene. I've never seen Rick and group absolutely shitting themselves. Terminus looked bad, but Rick was confident to get out of that one. He realizes that's not happening this time. I kind of don't care who gets killed at this point either. One of the main characters has to go. But, anyone familiar with the show had to realize that that was going to happen?! That being said, I think the second half of the season was excellent. It's pretty clear now the walkers don't poise half as much danger as groups of mercenaries in a lawless world.

Hahaha!!! Doesn't seem like when they return from a commercial break... Another comes in like 3 minutes?

I agree with you on that last sentence.

[silvergray545]

Originally Posted by TXSTYLE

Hahaha!!! Doesn't seem like when they return from a commercial break... Another comes in like 3 minutes?

I agree with you on that last sentence.

So true. I DVR'd it and I felt like I was fast forwarding every 30 seconds.

[NickyC]

Originally Posted by BayMoWe335

And that dude looked like Trevor from GTA so I couldn't take him seriously.

By reading that, I can't tell if you know, but that really *IS* Trevor from GTA V hah.

[fravel]

Originally Posted by NickyC

By reading that, I can't tell if you know, but that really *IS* Trevor from GTA V hah.

No it's not. Trevor of GTA V was voiced by Steven Ogg.

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1476804/

Interestingly enough, Ogg IS in this episode - he's the leader of the first group of Saviors that Rick and Team RV come across.

[#Tee]

haha everyone is butt hurt, ill put 5 bucks on it youll tune in when s7 premiers. fear the walking dead is like ohhh god not this again??

[NickyC]

Originally Posted by fravel

No it's not. Trevor of GTA V was voiced by Steven Ogg.

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1476804/

Interestingly enough, Ogg IS in this episode - he's the leader of the first group of Saviors that Rick and Team RV come across.

I know, that's what I said. lol

[fravel]

Originally Posted by NickyC

I know, that's what I said. lol

My mistake, I thought you were talking about Negan. Ogg is not Negan.

[larrysing]

I honestly don't know what all the complaints are about. That last scene was as riveting as anything they have filmed so far. Cliffhangers happen - don't complain about that !! LONG LIVE TWD !!!

[fravel]

Don't worry guys, whoever Negan killed is just hiding under the dumpster.

[Fundguy1]

You think they do the carol and morgan time lines first episode next season and leave the pummeling outcome till the end or second episode? When does next season start?