First of all, this was a slow, character driven episode packed with interesting dialouge, buildup and action.
One thing I think this program does really well is to embrace the different characters' relationships. We got to see more of the strong friendship between Rosita and Eugene, Alden and Earl's father and son relationship, as well as a strong and meaningful conversation between Carol and Lydia. Despite all the trouble Carol has been through, Daryl shows great empathy in a moving scene before the episode ends with a bang that makes Game of Thrones look like a junior team. An exceptionally good sequence where the group looses on Alpha's horde, but The Whisperers have an ace up in their sleeve.
It will be very interesting to see what next week brings ...
One thing I think this program does really well is to embrace the different characters' relationships. We got to see more of the strong friendship between Rosita and Eugene, Alden and Earl's father and son relationship, as well as a strong and meaningful conversation between Carol and Lydia. Despite all the trouble Carol has been through, Daryl shows great empathy in a moving scene before the episode ends with a bang that makes Game of Thrones look like a junior team. An exceptionally good sequence where the group looses on Alpha's horde, but The Whisperers have an ace up in their sleeve.
It will be very interesting to see what next week brings ...