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'The Walking Dead’ – Season 9 - Sundays on AMC
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Here we go..
The bike works after 6 years. wtf
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"Language! I'm a kid, asshole!" lol
This.
The bike works after 6 years. wtf
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"Language! I'm a kid, asshole!" lol
Over already, damn. That was quite good.
Yup, when it stopped moving you're like "fuuuuck..."
Negan listened to conversations through his jail cell, Daryl listening in on jail cell conversations. Finally, some smart characters again!
Yeah, I agree, she's great and hopefully she keeps doing that.
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See it was pretty ambiguous I thought whether or not Henry was in on it. He is a dumbass so I buy it both ways.
They never took Henry out of the cell and any conversation Daryl would have with him to coordinate the plan would've been overheard since she's right there.
He's just a dumbass and Daryl knows it. "Good judge of character", remember?
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Watching the Talking Dead preview for the next ep: See? This kid can't shut the fuck up. Daryl had to snatch him from the cell to stop him from revealing everything.
Yeah, I enjoyed that Daryl stood outside listening in hoping to gain some info when Henry did something stupid.
Henry you f-ing moron, telling her how close by the Kingdom is. LMAO
Decent episode, a little choppy, some good moments. That ending was fantastic.
I liked walking around with Negan. Hopefully they keep building the Judith/Negan stuff. She is cartoonishly accurate lol. One of the best lines was "language, I'm a kid asshole", nicely done.
Man.. I miss when there were like 30 pages after a premiere.
I liked walking around with Negan. Hopefully they keep building the Judith/Negan stuff. She is cartoonishly accurate lol. One of the best lines was "language, I'm a kid asshole", nicely done.
Man.. I miss when there were like 30 pages after a premiere.
There was a scene with Henry and Daryl outside the cell, when Daryl tells him he's got one more day left on his sentence. Henry is an idiot but they definitely had a chance to plan this.
Yeah it was pretty cool following his little trip and the music for it was good too. That line got me so good lol.
Oh yeah, agreed, that ending was great.
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Really good episode. Kang has absolutely had a positive impact on the show. Seriously, characters aren't written dumb to push the plot forward this season. If this were seasons 6-8, Daryl wouldn't have thought twice about Henry and Lydia. It was a nice change of pace to see that he was using his head there.
Judith is great. She's going to be fun to watch grow as the years go on.
I also really enjoyed the Negan stuff. It seems as if they are really pushing forward with redeemed Negan in a more blatant way than the comics. I think that's probably a smart move in a version of The Walking Dead where we lost Rick.
Judith is great. She's going to be fun to watch grow as the years go on.
I also really enjoyed the Negan stuff. It seems as if they are really pushing forward with redeemed Negan in a more blatant way than the comics. I think that's probably a smart move in a version of The Walking Dead where we lost Rick.
I imagine
Negan ends up being the only "family" figure Judith has after Michonne leaves the show =/
I'm so glad the Whisperers were brought in...makes the show so much more interesting.
Also Lydia has to be....
Also Lydia has to be....
Alpha's daughter right? We gonna see a trade for Alden/Luke?
It's the little things too that really stand out from where the show had been in previous seasons. Daryl touching Michonne on the shoulder, her patting his hand in response. The terminator characters are having some of their edges softened and it's really breathed some life into the show.
Dude, yes. That stuff was completely missing from the past 2-3 seasons. It feels like characters actually caring for each other and actually interacting in a way that isn't to force the plot forward.
What about the crane shot of Negan getting sick in the clearing where he killed Glenn and Abe? Having him on his knees getting sick in the same spot where he murdered them.
Little things like that go a long way.
Oh wow I missed that. I think I need to rewatch some of the Negan scenes cuz I was a little confused and felt like I missed things I forgot about.
And yeah. I think the previous seasons really had a fear of showing softness for its characters. It seemed to be either terminator or "oh no I cannot look at zombies anymore because they were all people". They've really struck a nice balance that makes a lot of old timers more relatable and dynamic.
I really love what they've done with Daryl, Michonne and Negan. There have been a few times where I caught myself like.. wait, I forgot this person existed.
That was a good mid-season premiere, and I loved it when the whisperer moved towards Alden and Luke before suddenly stopping.
Such a cool detail.
No way Henry was in on Daryl eavesdropping. Henry is a predictable dummy who is a sucker for a love interest. Michonne told Daryl he was an excellent judge of character for a reason, he knew that Henry would stick up for her if Daryl was overly aggressive with her.
I cant believe I am excited to watch this show again. 24 minutes in and it would have been the end of the episode if it was paced like last season. They are really doing thing at a breakneck speed.
And while I was not a fan of the Whispers in the comic, they are done incredibly well here now. Seeing the zombies standing still, taking out knives and guns adds a new sense of dread to every encounter. I hope whatever happens with this plot line, there are lingering whispers for the rest of the series who can put an element of fear into every zombie encounter.
And while I was not a fan of the Whispers in the comic, they are done incredibly well here now. Seeing the zombies standing still, taking out knives and guns adds a new sense of dread to every encounter. I hope whatever happens with this plot line, there are lingering whispers for the rest of the series who can put an element of fear into every zombie encounter.
Fear has move to locations not far from where TWD takes place.
But yeah it's still funny lol
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