I preferred this to last week's episode, but the season premiere remains the best episode of the three. This episode continued the theme of building a brand new future, a utopia...but mainly focused on the tensions between the Saviours and the rest of he community. This was handled much better than the one stereotypical troublemaker of last episode, but a lot of this episode was actually about that very same troublemaker, and swam through the mystery of who killed him. This mystery was handled much better than I expected actually, and when the person is revealed towards the end, we get a superb scene where Maggie and Daryl let the people of Oceanside kill a saviour because of her violent past with them. This shows Maggie and Daryl are not into the whole "every life matters" thing that Rick seems to be obsessing over, and that's made even more clear in that very good ending.
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The Saviours continue to cause trouble.
I preferred this to last week's episode, but the season premiere remains the best episode of the three. This episode continued the theme of building a brand new future, a utopia...but mainly focused on the tensions between the Saviours and the rest of he community. This was handled much better than the one stereotypical troublemaker of last episode, but a lot of this episode was actually about that very same troublemaker, and swam through the mystery of who killed him. This mystery was handled much better than I expected actually, and when the person is revealed towards the end, we get a superb scene where Maggie and Daryl let the people of Oceanside kill a saviour because of her violent past with them. This shows Maggie and Daryl are not into the whole "every life matters" thing that Rick seems to be obsessing over, and that's made even more clear in that very good ending.
"It's time to see Negan."