[Nicky91]

Ep3

overall again i liked the episode

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so many deaths already, feel sad for Cole i quite liked James Devoti's acting work there, interesting character he was

ep4 trailer

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don't ******* kill off Dog pls, but somehow i think the reapers won't hurt him since Leah has been Dog's first owner

I Pope already, don't let reapers be filler villains but let there be some twist to this storyline, which comes into connection with the commonwealth's story

back to episode 3

Negan saving Maggie for doing stupid things Agatha was a lost cause right from where she first got bit, and also good on Alden for staying behind in the building to not drag them down any further

Maggie wanting to go on with that mission i understand, also otherwise all those deaths would've been for nothing



Carol scenes with Magna (Nadia Hilker is HOT i just say it ) Rosita, Kelly very nice, lovely scenes of the horses as well, apart from Carol killing one horse, ew

[user104658]

It makes me sad that poor Nicky is an episode behind the rest of the thread .

[Nicky91]

episode 4

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OMG, Pope is everything i want in a character this show needs, 1000% more sadistical than Negan or even Governor, but also i understand where he comes from, the whole anti-government, anti-politics thing, i somehow like this group even if they do evil things, but tbh who doesn't kill people in a world like that, he is so right

hope these Reapers won't just be killed off as filler villains, i kinda hope they can help out against those commonwealth deluded *******

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

episode 4

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OMG, Pope is everything i want in a character this show needs, 1000% more sadistical than Negan or even Governor, but also i understand where he comes from, the whole anti-government, anti-politics thing, i somehow like this group even if they do evil things, but tbh who doesn't kill people in a world like that, he is so right

hope these Reapers won't just be killed off as filler villains, i kinda hope they can help out against those commonwealth deluded *******

I hope I'm not the first to break this news to you Nicky, but this is the final season. It's longer than usual (24 episodes) but after this ... no more "main series" TWD.

AND it probably won't even wrap up the story as I imagine that'll happen in the 3rd and final "Rick Grimes" movie - if they ever get around to making those! (They have been delayed because of Covid)

[Nicky91]

they will somehow get around to making those movies, i mean they also managed to deliver us this season under covid regulations


maybe a movie is more difficult but it is definitely doable, we know they have been delayed because of covid, but currently? maybe something is happening in complete secrecy

[Josy]

Anyone else think this season is 'shot' differently? Like it just feels as if there's some odd camera angles etc

[Niamh.]

Just watched Ep 6. Brilliant episode so tense, it felt like I was watching a horror film

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The parts in the house where the sound is gone completely so you really get into what it feels like for Connie, excellent, edge of your seat stuff. Also those feral people were creepy as ****

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Josy

Anyone else think this season is 'shot' differently? Like it just feels as if there's some odd camera angles etc

I believe they’re filming on 4K digital cameras which means less film grain and different depth of field (background blurring). TWD has traditionally used a lot of both. Also I think a lot of shows have fewer extras than they used to for Covid safety, which means they’ll use camera tricks to make an area “seem” busier than it is so in this case you’d be more likely to have close shots of a few walkers then a different shot of supposedly different walkers but it’s actually the same actors, rather than wider shots of larger groups, which would require more extras.

I notice it quite a bit with Alexandria in TWD actually, it feels “emptier” than it did in past seasons, when they’re actually supposed to have far MORE people living there than ever before (Kingdom and Hilltop people all live there now) but you never see large groups, just smaller pockets of people.

[Nicky91]

i thoroughly episode 5 on monday

although that

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Lance Hornsby dude of commonwealth i do not trust for one bit, releasing Eugene, Princess, Ezekiel that easily, there must be a catch

and how can that community be that perfect, very suspicious, how do they get all those supplies? maybe they are raiding all those other communities and they want to know Eugene's group their location so they can raid them as well

[Strictly Jake]

Yeah also watched episode 5 Nicky. There is definitely something odd going on with the commonwealth. It was really really strange seeing people live like that on the walking dead. I mean that's just how real normal life is but seeing it on the walking dead felt so other worldly. There was such a sinister tone underneath it all. Kind of stepford wives thing. So that's gonna be very very interesting to watch. It was also sort of that feeling we have had recently where everything normal seems to be such a novelty to do after just a year of lockdown haha!

The beginning of the episode with Abraham's dream and a mix of the villains being in it. The whisperers but with negans community whistling too. Creepy!

Also interesting that there is still a very small amount of whisperers still around too!

[user104658]

Just grabbing Ep7 to watch on my lunch break today .

On a geeky ... downloader ... note, although most likely no one will know what I'm on about, I thoroughly recommend downloading the HEVC format files. The quality is amazing and they're tiny?? Like 400 - 650mb for the 720p file (usually something like 2gb for TWD)

[Strictly Jake]

Watched the one with Connie and Virgil in the house last night. That has to be one of the scariest episodes I've ever seen. Whoever them people were creeped me out to the max. Proper horror that!!

[Nicky91]

episode 6

yes great ep with Connie, Virgil

indeed very well made horror vibe all over episode, also love the moments with no sound so you actually feel like how she feels there


Daryl cutting off a finger of Frost, ew am curious what Pope means with ''i got all remaining information out of him'' and nice way to use him as a scarecrow by putting him in front of meridian like that

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Strictly Jake

Watched the one with Connie and Virgil in the house last night. That has to be one of the scariest episodes I've ever seen. Whoever them people were creeped me out to the max. Proper horror that!!

they are named as Ferals on TWD fandom wiki


clever tactic from Connie to use walker guts on herself and opening the door for more walkers to come in

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Strictly Jake

Watched the one with Connie and Virgil in the house last night. That has to be one of the scariest episodes I've ever seen. Whoever them people were creeped me out to the max. Proper horror that!!

Yes! It was a fantastic episode, loved it

[user104658]

ep 7

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Another really good episode, they're knocking it out of the park this season. I was just saying a couple of weeks ago, "Why wouldn't they have Negan and Lydia teach everyone how to be Whisperers?" so this was quite epic. What is going on with Gabriel though...

[Nicky91]

episode 8


screw you producers for killing off such a iconic character like Pope way too soon


on another note, amazing cliffhanger this one


not sure how Maggie, Negan are supposed to survive that


also Judith, Gracie trapped in a basement which will get flooded soon but can't go up because of walkers there



can't wait for february or march or when they will continue with part 2/3 of season 11

[Tony Montana]

Mixed thoughts on the final episode.

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Killing Pope off was a stupid idea, the guy had potential to be a top tier villain and they hyped him up so much only to kill him this early? Disappointing. And the cliffhanger was pointless as we know Maggie and Negan will survive.

Overall season 11 has been great so far, with episode 6 being the best one. It felt like a proper horror film.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Tony Montana

Mixed thoughts on the final episode.

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Killing Pope off was a stupid idea, the guy had potential to be a top tier villain and they hyped him up so much only to kill him this early? Disappointing. And the cliffhanger was pointless as we know Maggie and Negan will survive.

Overall season 11 has been great so far, with episode 6 being the best one. It felt like a proper horror film.

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Judith will clearly survive, too. Although I honestly think we need to form a prayer circle for Gracie, they LOVE being sadistic with poor Aaron on TWD .

Pope had potential I guess but they made him too crazy too quickly for him to be a realistic villain for long… it was pretty obvious that his people were going to realise he had fully gone off the tracks sooner rather than later. They’d have had to write him a bit differently from the beginning. I think the elephant in the room is probably that they have a lot of content they want to get through and only one season (albeit nearly double the length of previous seasons) to do it… so they have to get villains like Pope of the way early. My suspicion is that Leah might be being introduced as a villain/antagonist for the Daryl/Carol spin off if that goes ahead.

A 4 month mid-season break is also ludicrous. There's always FTWD though I suppose.

[Tony Montana]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

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Judith will clearly survive, too. Although I honestly think we need to form a prayer circle for Gracie, they LOVE being sadistic with poor Aaron on TWD .

Pope had potential I guess but they made him too crazy too quickly for him to be a realistic villain for long… it was pretty obvious that his people were going to realise he had fully gone off the tracks sooner rather than later. They’d have had to write him a bit differently from the beginning. I think the elephant in the room is probably that they have a lot of content they want to get through and only one season (albeit nearly double the length of previous seasons) to do it… so they have to get villains like Pope of the way early. My suspicion is that Leah might be being introduced as a villain/antagonist for the Daryl/Carol spin off if that goes ahead.

A 4 month mid-season break is also ludicrous. There's always FTWD though I suppose.

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Judith will survive too, I forgot about the other cliffhanger. I think Gracie is likely to die too, and Aaron could also die. Since Andrew's departure and Aaron's resemblance to comic Rick, some fans think that Aaron will be the one who Sebastian kills. It will be either him, Maggie or Negan that Sebastian will kill. Maggie or Negan would have a bigger impact but it would make sense if it was Aaron considering how much they made him look like comic Rick.

I reckon Leah will be killed off in the 2nd half of season 11, like Daryl will have to kill her to save his friends type of situation. Isn't the Daryl and Carol spin off show happening after season 11? I doubt they'll keep Leah for that long.

[user104658]

Just watched the latest FTWD (which has become a hybrid post-nuclear/zombie show this season and I actually love it) - the one featuring

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Dwight and Sherry as post-nuclear vigilantes!!

And I would totally watch a "Dark Horses" spin-off series. Great episode.

[Nicky91]

Youtube video

here is trailer for 11b


as of Monday here


can't wait




also why does Pamela's actress remind me of Annie Lennox

[Nicky91]

tonight

[user104658]

It's on Disney+ already... I've not watched it yet though.

[Nicky91]

not sure what to think yet of the commonwealth


too good to be true, and also quite weird that sort of ''normal life'' inside those walls