Decent episode. The part with Carl and Enid seems like it's just slips in there, especially with the weird cut between them and Maggie-Sasha. The rollerblades and Carl's love story feel a bit distracting from the overall tense of the episode (and the rollerblades seem to be too conveniently placed).
The night zombie-fest in Hilltop feels a bit forced to give reasons for Maggie to stay. But the interaction between Gregory and Simon, also the whole conversation with Sasha-Maggie-Jesus-Gregory is excellent: serves the right build up to portray Maggie as a strong-willed, decisive character, while showing Gregory as just another pragmatic, opportunistic guy who just happen to be in position of authority, ultimately shown in the part when she says, "I have a name... Maggie. Maggie Rhee."
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Decent episode. The part with Carl and Enid seems like it's just slips in there, especially with the weird cut between them and Maggie-Sasha. The rollerblades and Carl's love story feel a bit distracting from the overall tense of the episode (and the rollerblades seem to be too conveniently placed).
The night zombie-fest in Hilltop feels a bit forced to give reasons for Maggie to stay. But the interaction between Gregory and Simon, also the whole conversation with Sasha-Maggie-Jesus-Gregory is excellent: serves the right build up to portray Maggie as a strong-willed, decisive character, while showing Gregory as just another pragmatic, opportunistic guy who just happen to be in position of authority, ultimately shown in the part when she says, "I have a name... Maggie. Maggie Rhee."