I started this season holding onto my belief that title might be good. Saw episode 1, and I thoroughly enjoyed it, no buts. Then episode 2 happened and it was great. Dialogue doesn't seem forced, action is on point, and acting is quite good. Then this episode happens and brings all sort of warm feelings. First of all, Rick crawling and playing peek-a-boo with Judith was heartwarming. I'm gonna miss him so damn much. The tomato scene was outstanding. I loved the symbology with the perfect tomato resembling what's yet to come being put on Carl's grave and the Savior aggressively munching on it authentic end. Rock's conversation with Dark was amazing. That "You didn't kill the guy who left your brother on a rooftop to die" was amazing and brought all sort of lovely memories. And the scene at the end with the oceansiders, Arat, Daryl and Maggie and that "no exceptions" brought chills to my spine. I loved that they just showed the pain on Maggie's face instead of having 10 minutes of them talking about it, as it would've happened a few seasons ago. And now some crazy shot is gonna go down. It's been a while since I have been this hyped for a TWD episode. Also, Rick implying he wants kids was difficult to swallow, especially since he's leaving soon. Poor Michonne. Gabriel gotta be one of the most stupid characters ever. He's told to keep an eye on Jadis (the irony on the eye thing) and follows her in the middle of the night to her old garbage house without any backup. Wonder now if the A's B's thingy gotta do with Alphas and Betas. All in all, another great episode. With this show I'm always prepared to be sort of disappointed but it's actually surpassing my expectations. I can't wait for next episode.
Review by VeroBlockedParentSpoilers2018-10-22T22:40:36Z
I started this season holding onto my belief that title might be good. Saw episode 1, and I thoroughly enjoyed it, no buts. Then episode 2 happened and it was great. Dialogue doesn't seem forced, action is on point, and acting is quite good. Then this episode happens and brings all sort of warm feelings. First of all, Rick crawling and playing peek-a-boo with Judith was heartwarming. I'm gonna miss him so damn much. The tomato scene was outstanding. I loved the symbology with the perfect tomato resembling what's yet to come being put on Carl's grave and the Savior aggressively munching on it authentic end.
Rock's conversation with Dark was amazing. That "You didn't kill the guy who left your brother on a rooftop to die" was amazing and brought all sort of lovely memories.
And the scene at the end with the oceansiders, Arat, Daryl and Maggie and that "no exceptions" brought chills to my spine. I loved that they just showed the pain on Maggie's face instead of having 10 minutes of them talking about it, as it would've happened a few seasons ago.
And now some crazy shot is gonna go down. It's been a while since I have been this hyped for a TWD episode.
Also, Rick implying he wants kids was difficult to swallow, especially since he's leaving soon. Poor Michonne.
Gabriel gotta be one of the most stupid characters ever. He's told to keep an eye on Jadis (the irony on the eye thing) and follows her in the middle of the night to her old garbage house without any backup. Wonder now if the A's B's thingy gotta do with Alphas and Betas.
All in all, another great episode. With this show I'm always prepared to be sort of disappointed but it's actually surpassing my expectations. I can't wait for next episode.