This episode dragged so bad. Nothing happens. This new character is a joke and the writing of the last season is back with awful, quirky humor that feels so out of place. I don't know why this started becoming a thing last season but apparently it's here to stay. It's like someone is a FIrefly fan on the writing staff and no one can tell them that they just aren't funny. The main problem is that this is well-worn territory at this point. Haven't we done the "inexperienced, friendly community that is inevitably going to get destroyed" enough? More importantly, didn't we just do this last season? After the brutal opening episode, you'd like to think the tragedy existed in order to kickstart a new era of Walking Dead. Instead it feels like a desperate attempt to get ratings with something shocking but ultimately vain. I'll watch a couple more, after all some of the best seasons of the show took three episodes to get good, but I'm just about ready to give up on this show.
Shout by DeletedBlockedParent2016-11-02T05:43:30Z
This episode dragged so bad. Nothing happens. This new character is a joke and the writing of the last season is back with awful, quirky humor that feels so out of place. I don't know why this started becoming a thing last season but apparently it's here to stay. It's like someone is a FIrefly fan on the writing staff and no one can tell them that they just aren't funny. The main problem is that this is well-worn territory at this point. Haven't we done the "inexperienced, friendly community that is inevitably going to get destroyed" enough? More importantly, didn't we just do this last season? After the brutal opening episode, you'd like to think the tragedy existed in order to kickstart a new era of Walking Dead. Instead it feels like a desperate attempt to get ratings with something shocking but ultimately vain. I'll watch a couple more, after all some of the best seasons of the show took three episodes to get good, but I'm just about ready to give up on this show.