The Walking Dead (AMC) TV Show • Page 169

Yeah I thoroughly enjoyed this half so it they want to extend the story lines I'm all for it. As long as the quality stays high.

 

Please spoil it for me...what is the big comic book moment everyone is talking about?

 

Negan decapitates Alpha and delivers her head to Rick

 

Is the 'group getting trapped in a cave' part of the comics?

 

nope

 

The black guy Michone went with isn't a comic book character either. Makes me wonder if that's how they write her out of the show.

 

I haven't even seen any of this season. I finally relegated it to binging when it comes out on Netflix. Just decided it moves too slowly for me to be satisfied going week to week

 

I'm not even sure I understood the point of that side-plot...like, he shows up out of nowhere looking for supplies, he's from an island with weapons so Michonne is going with him to get weapons to bring back?

And then we'll likely never see her again?

OK, I guess.

 

No, we'll definitely see her again. I think she's signed through the end of the season. Although it's been said she is "only starring in a ‘handful’ of episodes in season 10." With that verbiage, I don't think we'll see much of what happens on her travels, only that maybe where ever they are going Rick could possibly be, or she leaves with whatever community he is with.

 

And she leaves the children behind?

 

Whatever happens, I'd say yes. Because Judith isn't ending her time on the show, just Michone.

 

I've been pretty happy with Season 9 and 10, but that episode was really weak.
I don't think anyone was overly invested in either character that died and all of the search crew running blindly into a cave was so dumb

 

The guy that turned up, Virgil, reminded of Pete from when Michonne went onboard the naval ship in the comics. I also feel that most of this was building up the whole TWD universe and we won't really see much from the comics anymore.

 

The Walking Dead: AMC Chief Admits Seasons With Negan as the Villain Were “Too Hopeless”

 

Too hopeless in the sense that they made the entire season like that. If Negan’s rule only went on for half a season it wouldn’t have been bad and still have shown how different Negan and the Saviors are from the Governor.

seasons 7 and 8 also have terrible writing decisions like killing off Carl

 

Went to go see what was recording tonight on my DVR and saw this was back tonight. I completely forgot about this. There’s like, absolutely no talk or hype about this show anymore.

 

I still haven't finished the first half of the season.

 

Don’t know if it was announced anywhere before but the commercial for that new series announced that it’s a 2 season limited event

 

Ok, really gonna try and jump back into this for real this time. Starting with S7 Ep 16. Think that’s the one where Sasha dies? That’s her name right? Damn I really don’t remember what happened in this show

 

Ok I remember why I stopped watching this. When is it at its worst? Cuz it’s pretty bad right now. And when does it get good again? About to start season 8. Can’t believe this has been on for 10 years

 

From what I remember, Season 8 was better than Season 7 but it is still uneven, with good episodes and not so good ones. I really enjoyed Season 9 a lot, probably the most I enjoyed a season since 5. Season 10 has been decent as well, if not a getting a little repetitive again in formula.

 

I just watched season recaps through 7. Man there were some good moments and a lot of stuff I forgot about. Also a lot of filler.

 

That cave looked pretty bad last night.

 

Are you in IG or Twitter? I follow them there, and they've been promoting it a lot. I don't have cable so I wouldn't know what it's like on TV, but I can't imagine they weren't hyping it there either.

 

I feel like it's been promoted. Not on here, but AMC hocks it at you all the time.