Amazing.
Simply amazing.
The Walking Dead really has picked up its game this season. I am so impressed with their work that if this momentum continues until the end of the season, then I'd argue this could be the best season yet.
The tension was running so high in this episode that it honestly felt like such a relief when one of the Saviours finally pulled the alarm and we were no longer on edge and worrying about waking them all up. Of course, that's when the action truly began though. And my oh my was it incredible.
Seeing everyone work together so coherently as a team and kicking so much ass was like seeing a baby walk for the first time. It shows just how far they've come, and hopefully how much further they can go.
Plus, you know sh*t's getting serious when Father Gabriel kills someone. Amen.
I also loved the focus on Carol throughout the episode. Her presence and performance in this episode makes up for her lack thereof in the two preceding episodes. Although, I'm now fearful for her future as it seems as though she's now in the hands of Negan, and the way this episode was structured made it feel as though it was a character-exit episode; I hope I'm wrong and we don't see a repeat of what happened to Hershel...
The fact that we have to wait seven days before seeing what happens next is going to drive me insane, but this just goes to show what a remarkable job the writers are doing.
Excellent episode; keep 'em coming.
"This is how we eat."
Simply amazing.
The Walking Dead really has picked up its game this season. I am so impressed with their work that if this momentum continues until the end of the season, then I'd argue this could be the best season yet.
The tension was running so high in this episode that it honestly felt like such a relief when one of the Saviours finally pulled the alarm and we were no longer on edge and worrying about waking them all up. Of course, that's when the action truly began though. And my oh my was it incredible.
Seeing everyone work together so coherently as a team and kicking so much ass was like seeing a baby walk for the first time. It shows just how far they've come, and hopefully how much further they can go.
Plus, you know sh*t's getting serious when Father Gabriel kills someone. Amen.
I also loved the focus on Carol throughout the episode. Her presence and performance in this episode makes up for her lack thereof in the two preceding episodes. Although, I'm now fearful for her future as it seems as though she's now in the hands of Negan, and the way this episode was structured made it feel as though it was a character-exit episode; I hope I'm wrong and we don't see a repeat of what happened to Hershel...
The fact that we have to wait seven days before seeing what happens next is going to drive me insane, but this just goes to show what a remarkable job the writers are doing.
Excellent episode; keep 'em coming.
"This is how we eat."