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Rick and Michonne (Photo by Gene Page/AMC)
Hilltop's leadership faces a difficult dilemma after the arrival of unexpected visitors; Rick comes face to face with an adversary.
Hilltop's leadership faces a difficult dilemma after the arrival of unexpected visitors; Rick comes face to face with an adversary.
What a glorious moment. The fight between those two were brilliant.Negan bludgeoned to death by his own flaming Lucille, wielded by none other than "get your hands off her" Rick.
Nope. He has his Bowie knife and a retro m16.A bigger question: Does Negan have a backup Lucille back at headquarters?
I have no idea. I don't know them from the comics, but to my eyes Georgie looks like a former high ranking government employee. I didn't go down the route of the evidence, because I don't think the license plate tracking would work in this case. Their van could be from anywhere, but her escorts glasses, pose and manner of speaking pointed to the Authorities - in my mind.Who are this new group? Georgie is too good to be true.
Maybe. He is still the loudest man after Negan and most probably he's used to bully his men in the rank and file. Simon is definitely at top dog in the Saviour category.Simon isn't clever or strong enough to rule the saviours, when the assault on hilltop fails, which it will they will turn on him.
I agree. Maggie passed the test and was handed an important McGuffin, which possibly leads to the one of the dreamworlds becoming reality and Simon needs to go. ASAP.It was the correct decision by Maggie as I think she passed some kind of test.
Someone please kill Simon. Strange that he is now the real villain and not Negan.
I have to admit that I completely missed that helicopter scene in the previous episodes.They could have had some observation of the Hilltop though noone has mentioned seeing the Helicopter directly flying over the settlement.
Like the Governor's one? I think people hate Negan so much that they would be upset if that happened.I wonder if there will be a Negan flashback episode soon.
So did most of the cast by the looks of it.I have to admit that I completely missed that helicopter scene in the previous episodes.
I have to agree that this second half of the season is 100% better than the first half.Wow! Three enjoyable episodes in a row.
I still don't buy into the idea that the woman in coiffured hair, smart suit and pearl earrings has been surviving all this time by flogging copies of her self-published book,Maggie passed the test and was handed an important McGuffin, which possibly leads to the one of the dreamworlds becoming reality...
Okay, it's nitpicking time again. Until recently, everyone avoided the attention of the Zombies... ah! I mean, "walking dead", by splashing blood and guts on themselves like it was after-shave. In Fear the Walking Dead, Nick virtually covered himself in entrails. But now, we learn that the slightest shaving cut in which contaminated blood gets will be fatal. So, how did Michonne survive alone for months covered in gore to ward off her two pets? Are you telling me her sword didn't slip just the once, or that she never fell in some brambles, or slipped on some mossy rocks and cut her knee. Totally unbelievable! Sorry!Although the Governor delivered zombie bombs, this coating of weapons with blood and guts is beyond everything else as it gets me frightened for the main characters.
To me she looked just like a governmental official, who has crawled out from their secure bunker and their act is to save everyone. I use that same thing in book 2 and 3, but instead of playing the act, I broke it and wrote another explanation. I guess it makes the end of necromorphosis trilogy a bit different then the normal stuff we have seen in the small screen or read in the books.I still don't buy into the idea that the woman in coiffured hair, smart suit and pearl earrings has been surviving all this time by flogging copies of her self-published book,despite whether she had a helicopter or not!
I know it's a big problem and I don't know how they are going to solve it. Either the logic works or its fantasy. To be honest, they haven't addressed this but, instead they've done all sorts of things that are beyond normality. I think when they showed that first time in the comic the implication was there and it truly frightened me as a reader, because I cared for those characters. So, from the very beginning TWD has been flawed series, just like Game of Thrones. Therefore we either have to suspend our disbelief and grumble here about it, or AMC has to correct some of the flaws in both series. The thing that scared me most in the Fear was Nick chewing on those harvest adrenaline glands.Okay, it's nitpicking time again. Until recently, everyone avoided the attention of the Zombies... ah! I mean, "walking dead", by splashing blood and guts on themselves like it was after-shave. In Fear the Walking Dead, Nick virtually covered himself in entrails. But now, we learn that the slightest shaving cut in which contaminated blood gets will be fatal. So, how did Michonne survive alone for months covered in gore to ward off her two pets? Are you telling me her sword didn't slip just the once, or that she never fell in some brambles, or slipped on some mossy rocks and cut her knee. Totally unbelievable! Sorry!
Rick was the sole observer, although Rick seems prone to hallucinations.I have to admit that I completely missed that helicopter scene in the previous episodes.
Yeah, I must have missed that completely. I often write the review while I watch the episode. Not afterwards and since it didn't made a huge impact, I think I mostly missed it. Also in London we often get Police flying above us, so it's like normal mundane thing. But, if that helicopter belongs to Georgie's group then it's very likely that the underground base would be real. They were made back in the cold war era, and therefore most likely has been stocked with that era things. Otherwise I would have expect Kiowa warrior instead of HU-1.Rick was the sole observer, although Rick seems prone to hallucinations.I don't recall if he mentioned it to anyone else.