This is the ninth episode of the fifth season of the Walking Dead. Like the previous episode, this is another sad episode in the books for us. Losing two valuable main characters in back-to-back episodes just make me want to cry. The lack of urgency in this episode is made up for with the characterization. When Tyrese is in his hallucination mode, we see his true feelings and what he thinks just before death overwhelms him.
In this episode, "What Happened and What's Going On," the group is still trying to recover from the death of Beth. They decide to head to Richmond to seek out Noah's family as that is Beth's wish. When they arrive, they see that the town has been overtaken and on top of that Tyrese has an unfortunate encounter with a walker.
Overall, this is quite an emotional episode but it is a very good, character-centered episode. Chad Coleman did an excellent job in Tyrese's best performance to date. I also liked how the makers of the show try to trick us during the funeral scenes at the beginning and end. That is good camera/story work.
My Grade: A
In this episode, "What Happened and What's Going On," the group is still trying to recover from the death of Beth. They decide to head to Richmond to seek out Noah's family as that is Beth's wish. When they arrive, they see that the town has been overtaken and on top of that Tyrese has an unfortunate encounter with a walker.
Overall, this is quite an emotional episode but it is a very good, character-centered episode. Chad Coleman did an excellent job in Tyrese's best performance to date. I also liked how the makers of the show try to trick us during the funeral scenes at the beginning and end. That is good camera/story work.
My Grade: A