This episode would've worked so much better as 6.03 instead of 6.04!!
An amazing episode, with great character development, not only for Morgan, but also for Eastman (in only on episode). Kudos to the writers in getting Eastman as a Forensic Psychologist who had gone through trauma himself... and the perfect thing was that he did indeed get his revenge, and showed that it didn't fulfill him and gave him peace... showing that vengeance wasn't worth it, and getting him to actually relate to Morgan.
It was perfect to show how Morgan went from the nutty guy we saw in Clear and the zen guy we get now. But after such a fast paced episode and with such cliffhangers, this episode broke the rhythm and was sort of disappointing for us who were still high waiting for continuity of 6.03
After a long time and lots of recommendations, I finally started watching it, and boy this first episode was AMAZING
A better episode than the previous one.
Finally Daryl actually had more scenes, although his whole theory of saying that maybe he was stupid to come back for those people ended up proving right in the end when he was double-crossed... I have to say that I get that those two strangers were trying to survive and all, but that was a low move towards a guy that actually helped them when he didn't had to, not to mention that they took not only his bike, but also his crossbow and left him stranded there unarmed. They can be good people and "theoretically" not killed anybody, but moves like that sort of make them worst.
It was great seeing that Sasha is back to normal and in control of her feelings again. I loved how she called Abraham up on his BS and made him actually work through his issues and also apparently being back to normal again. Those grenades might come in hand soon :D
I like how they found each other in the end and are all heading back home...
Now I do wonder who was the one asking for help... because part of me wants to believe it was Glenn, but another just didn't recognize that voice as being his.
Creepy mutant!!
I like the friendship between Mulder and Scully that even though she is not a full believer, at least she doesn't treat Mulder like a nutcase.
Two exciting episodes in a row! I almost didn't blink during it because I was so focused
I expected the Wolves to make an appearance in Alexandria, but I didn't think it would be so soon and quite that vicious. I was sure that a bunch of walkers had separated from the horde Rick and the others were leading away and found their way there. So imagine my surprise when that lady who was smoking just got hacked out of nowhere
AThe writers once again did a great job in one single episode making me change my mind again about a character... I mean, I was faithless regarding Rick in 5.15 and then in the season finale he actually made sense and I was back in the "Go Rick" band wagon. The same happened to Carol! I really liked that they showed her more human and actually feeling sorrow and a little bit of guilty about killing people... because I was already wishing her demise about her attitude of "let's just kill everybody" from season 5. Carol stole the whole episode, she was impressive, smart, strong and human.
I also think it was important to see Morgan going from "not killing anyone" to finally realize that it was necessary.... TBH he was annoying me when all hell was breaking loose and he was making angry faces about killing those guys, not to mention he did allow some of them to run away carrying a gun, so it's a no brainer that they'll come back and next time will be worst
I also like that they are slowly redeeming Gabriel? His apologies to Carl was good and I since they both interacted more at the church it felt right. I am hoping that he will learn some things with him. One that really needs to step up his game is Deanna's son... the guy was useless.
And I felt really sorry for Aaron when he found his backpack
I'm liking Jessie so far... I was afraid she would be a helpless damsel in distress and run to Rick's arms, so now that she is starting to fight I'm happy about her development.
Ohh another thing I want Eugene and Aaron's boyfriend (I forgot his name) to help out in the clinic with that new doctor
The jail scene was incredible! I'm happy that Sun is finally out of the prison.
Amazing ending!
The ending was AMAZING! Really helped to set up the tone of the season.
Really really good!
I mean I love Joyce for not giving up on Will even though everybody tags her as crazy.
And I also adore the fact that Hopper is not an idiot that settles for the easy answer and he is investigating things on his own.
I think from now on things will be even more interesting with Jonathan and Nancy working together, and also the kids, Hopper and Joyce all trying to figure out what is going on.
It's a slower episode than usual, but I liked it because it showed the Alexadrians dealing with the harsh reality instead of the fantasy bubble they've been living in. The problem is that a whole episode that focused basically on characters that I personally don't care that much yet was a bit boring.
Aaron is the one I'm most interested when it comes from characters from Alexandria. Apart from him I like that new doctor Denise, Deanna and her son (because they are so naive about everything) and Jessie and her kids.
As a filler episode I think it worked because there was development in the new characters, specially the teenager kid that came to his sense and apparently isn't rebelling anymore against everybody and did the right thing without being obnoxious or annoying.
I loved seeing Aaron and Maggie bonding, it was a very sweet moment and I wanted to see him interacting with more people of the group. But I could go without the pregnancy storyline for Maggie... we saw that already with Lori, not really something interesting to watch.
Jessie has had a good development since last season, but honestly I think that the timing is off getting her and Rick romantically involved right now.
I really like Capheus! He is such a happy/positive guy and he loves his mom so much. I felt really sorry when he got robbed, and YAY that Sun helped him kick those guys ass!!
Sun is freaking AMAZING!!
Amanita really loves Nomi! I loved that she is trying everything she can to save her.
Interesting season finale. Made sense that Lucy's mother was part of the Rittenhouse as surprising as it was for me. And I like that Mason was playing for the long run, he may have been shady, but things aren't always black/white when dealing with things, so he'll be an interesting addition to the team.
Curious about what is going on with Jiya.
I liked this episode. It shows how Kirkman is learning that politics is a dirty game and he knows he'll have to change some tactics to manage to continue there. I really like that he picked Aaron to be his Chief Of Staff, even though he is shady, I kind of like him.
The family plot kinds of bore me, happy that his personal life is more on the background because I don't really care about his teenage son's drama.
Cool episode!
I loved seeing the Brakebills' students participating in the trials, and it was even better because they had to work together.
The ending was a bit WTF… curious to see what the hell happened.
Julia's storyline is still boring
The angels are hilarious!! Practicing and rehearsing what to say when they pick up the phone was the highlight of the episode.
The Preacher really was abusing his powers... I'm curious to find out exactly what he has inside of him. It was clear that his commands initially seem very good, but they have an after effect that is catastrophic.
Poor Eugene... I wanna know what happened to him, but I really feel sorry for all the bully and hate he gets. And to hear his father saying that he should just finish the job was heartbreaking
I think i would like a friendship between Tulip and Cassidy... but the sex thing... nah
Ohh so interesting. Whenever there are kids involved in suspense like that, it's very creepy
Nostalgic glow... This was the very first TV Show I watched.
Good episode with a cool plot and I don't even need to say that both leads have unbelievable chemistry!
Amazing soundtrack... and the story of the patients, handling the prejudice of being gay as well as the bullying (including more background on Pierce and Karev) was heartbreaking.
The season started off interesting, but the stalling to get anywhere in SL is just plain boring, I mean, it has been what, three episodes where nothing gets solved and we just get stuck with whining from the characters?!. Also, as far as I'm concerned, Theo, Hayden and Lian can all die or go away forever, they are annoying as hell.
And Scott is an idiotic jerk for believing Theo like that and not even give Stiles a chance to tell his side of the story.
I like the idea of the show, but the writers need to do better research (I'm looking at you, Brazil storyline), and some of the actors need to step up their game a bit.
Lito was hilarious even though I really do feel sorry for him.
The cluster fighting was AMAZING. It might have been the best scene of the show till now.
The use of the song What's Up again was perfect!
I'm happy that they're going to start fighting on different terms now.
A really good episode! The ending was awesome, now I really want to see how Matt will deal with things now.
Fisk is smart
It was a nice twist having a surviving pilot hiding in the past. I can't wait to see what she knows about Rittenhouse.
Hate that the writers are making Arizona act like that... I get being attracted to Minnick, but to be so fake in front of Webber who has been like her best friend for the past couple of years was just so ridiculous. (she is not a teenager!)
Even though I don't like Jo, in this episode it was great seeing that the case hit her on a personal level without her playing the victim with everybody like she always does. And nice to have Hunt be the one to comfort her in the end instead of forcing a Karev moment.
Love that Meredith was still loyal to Richard, and that he went to talk to her to ask her to come back even though he appreciated the support. The best part was having her say that she wants to be better than her mother.
A great episode to show why Randall and Kevin aren't that close. And that fight on the street ended up being hilarious.
Beautiful episode!
Kevin showed that he really love Kate by deciding to move to NY by himself and allowing her to follow her own path.
It was nice seeing that William gave up Randall but he wasn't just a junkie getting rid of his kid, he actually was lost at the time.
Best episode so far. The fact that they got stranded in the past without having to hunt down Flynn was perfect for them to talk and make amends with each other... now they'll work together against both Flynn and Rittenhouse
I like that Kirkman is adapting, not too quickly, but also not too slow... he has taken some hits, but has managed to show strength is all his decisions. I LOVED that he fired that General, and also got that Governor arrested, and now with that ending he really is showing he is taking things serious and making the hard decisions.
Emily is far too naive and acts like a teenager with her disappointments and all... don't like her much.
It's perfect that Seth is now the Secretary of Communications, he's awesome!
Great episode!
It was great to have Quentin left behind just so he could re-connect with Julia again. Their friendship is adorable! And she finally is not annoying, so yay!
On the other hand, Eliot is being a pain!! I hope he gets back to his normal self soon.
I like Penny and Alice as friends, just not as a couple.
Things are serious now! Time for Fillory!
Intense! I can't believe they killed off Eliza! And to find out that she was actually Jane just made her death even more sad.
I was worried about Penny, glad he is alive.
Poor Eliot! I felt so sorry for him not only finding out he had been used but also having to kill off the guy he really liked. :(
