To be fair; the last episode was actually a very good episode, hoping it's back on track. I'm still amazed that they managed to pull Daryl back from the brink of being a completely one-dimensional character for several seasons into a one of the more well rounded characters on the show :think:. Aaron/Negan scenes have been great too tbh. They even managed to create an actual realistic, character driven scene between Eugene and Rosita which up until now hasn't been hitting home at all as a storyline.
And although I know it's utterly unrealistic - I'm totally here for Ninja Judith with her little katana :joker:. Zombie-killing machine. Just send her off into Whisperer territory alone, she'll come back with Alpha and Beta's heads in a backpack. |
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Meh crappy episode. Highlight was Judith the walker Slayer |
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Definitely Shanes kids, lbr :idc: |
"I'm going to be your additional ears Michonne :)"
*Judith hands Michonne a sack* "Judith wh... what is this?? Is this a sack full of actual ears??" "Those are the whisperers ears yes :)" |
That kiss was do cringe, I hated it.
I'm glad that negan went to the whisperers because he's disposable I can’t believe Rosita called her baby Coco Eugene is so stupid, I hate him |
Well that was a great episode
And I adore negan so much |
good episode, Negan's first encounter with whisperers, and also him proving he has changed for the good when not giving in to brandon's savior thoughts anymore, also fab how enraged he was when brandon killed that mother and son
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I don't mean Siddiq I mean the other doctor |
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and someone did give alpha information about them having crossed their border 3 times or at least that's what i think, how is she otherwise supposed to know this precisely and Lydia would never do that, since she's basically against her mom's group |
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Ugh Negan back to his annoying self at the end, even the stupid voice is back
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Negan joining the whisperers, honestly he has a plan (he's friends with Judith, Lydia and he saved aaron's life, also been a bit more on daryl's good side after he saved Lydia from those highwaymen goons)
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Yeah possibly daryl let Negan out. Either way Negan has a plan
But yeah my suspicions on Dante seem to be right at the moment. All those sick people it wouldn't suprise me if he didn't give the correct treatment to make them better and I think the water is making them all sick as the whisperers polluted it with walker guts So I'm expected a zombie outbreak in camp pretty soon and Dante will make sure it happens |
Why is this show just not killing Negan? No offence meant towards the actor, but he is playing a character that imo feels like it's insulting the audience intelligence.
I don't buy for one minute that this group wouldn't kill Negan after what he'd done to them. He reminds me of Spike from Buffy The Vampire Slayer with how stupid and unrealistic his writing is. I mean the show can't even remember that he tried to have Rick saw Carl's arm off when they had him say that "I'd never harm a kid" what do they take us for?! |
Im the opposite i adore negan! I have loved his character arc.
His redemption is possible....when he had large groups of people worshipping him the power went to his head and he was evil. But maybe the amount of time he has been left alone isolated and has been shown mercy and has got to know the likes of judith it could be the case that he has become a man he might have been way back before the walker days....he seems to like young people i think he might have been a youth worker or teacher...has this been explored? But when he had the breakdown in his cell i believe that was genuine he had many years to think about what he did and how much he missed his wife lucille It begs the question now what negans plan is But i believe the character arc And jeffrey is amazing |
I don't think Negan's character "change" is actually all that unrealistic, it just feels it because of the time jump. You have to remember that he's been locked up in Alexandria for the best part of a DECADE at this point... But for us, he was out in the world doing horrific things just a 18 months ago so it seems less realistic. I also got the impression 2 episodes ago, that they were saying that even HE didn't realise how much he had changed until the incident with the woman and kid they met... With him being genuinely horrified that the Negan stan had killed them and that he had been "inspired" to do something like that from growing up hearing tales about Negan.
They can overdobthe character a bit at times but I actually enjoy Negan's arc still. There are far worse written characters on the show. |
I get what you guys are saying, but they've still not explained why the main group haven't killed the guy that terrorised them for over a year.
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Lets not forget maggie hasnt been in it for all that time who knows how she will feel about negan on her return |
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Especially when this show is clearly gonna kill Alpha for doing similar things to the group. It's different tastes I suppose, but to me I think that they needed to do one of four things to make me personally buy Negan's redemption arc. 1. Show a softer side to him in his very first episode so it doesn't look out of character for him to be redeemed later on. 2. In the season 8 finale have the Whisperers show up and attack both groups, leading to Rick and Negan calling a truce and Negan grows a fondness for the group through that way. 3. Have him already have a past friendship with Rick or one of the main group before the Apocalypse so then that person can influence the other characters into trying to reason with Negan rather than trying to kill him. 4. TWD could've had Negan be well connected to factions that were really powerful and Rick's group needs to work for Negan and the rest of The Saviors to get in good with Negan's allies. To me they took a lazy approach when all of those options above would've been far more interesting imo. I'm happy that people seem to be enjoying the show though, it's just I wish that the show would think it's storylines through. |
I get where you're coming from but mostly only because of Glenn and Abraham, otherwise Negan's actions don't really come close to Alpha's heads-on-pikes. The main difference I guess is that if someone is killed "during a war" that can be somewhat justified. Negan was done by the end of S7... Killing him would have been an execution, it was a pivotal moment setting up what kind of society they want to be going forward.
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