In all honesty, this episode of The Walking Dead was a bit of a filler for me. One perhaps that at the end of series 5, us loyal and devoted fans could say could be without.
Now, that may come across harsh which I totally get. This episode takes Daryl and Carol's journey to find Beth through Atlanta to the hospital, bumping into Noah along the way. After a tricky first impression of each other, they eventually bond to achieve a common goal - save Beth.
Carol in the meanwhile is taken out by one of the hospital's vehicles in a deliberate crash. Her injuries have her taken by the ambulance back to the hospital whilst Daryl agonisingly watches on (whether this is the long term injury she now has as hinted at a few episodes back, we shall see).
The episode doesn't really have much character development other than some cringeworthy moments of dialog between the two main characters. There is no huge cliffhanger that makes the viewer beg for more.
In all honesty, yes this is a solid episode but from the likes of The Walking Dead and what great reputation they have, I just expected more.
Now, that may come across harsh which I totally get. This episode takes Daryl and Carol's journey to find Beth through Atlanta to the hospital, bumping into Noah along the way. After a tricky first impression of each other, they eventually bond to achieve a common goal - save Beth.
Carol in the meanwhile is taken out by one of the hospital's vehicles in a deliberate crash. Her injuries have her taken by the ambulance back to the hospital whilst Daryl agonisingly watches on (whether this is the long term injury she now has as hinted at a few episodes back, we shall see).
The episode doesn't really have much character development other than some cringeworthy moments of dialog between the two main characters. There is no huge cliffhanger that makes the viewer beg for more.
In all honesty, yes this is a solid episode but from the likes of The Walking Dead and what great reputation they have, I just expected more.