User Reviews

Loved the old scavenging vibe that this episode gave. But compared to when Aaron were looking for people, the world is different. There are not many people worth saving. Those who are alive are all broken. Every single one of them.

Almost felt like a boring filler episode until it wasn't.

The twin reveal was actually crazy...

That ending was absolutely insane. I'm still in shock at what. I could not believe he actually did that, after all that!!!! After all that talk!! And then it shocks you again after that. 2 plot twists. Oh my goodness this episode is nuts. It doesn't seem like something Gabriel would do but considering everything that's happened it kinda makes sense. And after seeing the ending it was the right choice.

Minus 2 points...1 for each time they killed off Robert Patrick! Was really hoping to see more of him. Excellent episode though. TWD is back!

Aaron came face to face with a wild boar and started screaming, Gabriel started laughing at him, it was super funny haha. I love the chemistry between Gabriel and Aaron. I really enjoyed watching Gabriel and Aaron getting drunk, playing cards and chatting, it felt really wholesome for some reason. I found the conversation about God and morality, between Gabriel and Mays (Robert Patrick) to be very fascinating. The russian roulette scene was really intense. Robert Patrick's performance is amazing. ''One More'' shows how insane and bitter people can become under the right circumstances. The whole episode focuses on Gabriel and Aaron's supply run. We still don't get any answers about what happened to Eugene, Ezekiel, Yumiko and Princess 3 episodes ago, this is unacceptable! This episode has great dialogue, it focuses on two really good characters and while it's entertaining it's still a filler episode, I expected much more. I give this episode a 7/10.

Even if I really like "Home Sweet Home" and "Find me", this new episode is better in my opinion (the best of 10C until now). Aaron/Gabriel is probably one of the most unexpected duo of the show but I love their dynamic. Besides, the narrative approach is very powerful ( dark, terryfying, and sad at the same time ). It reminds me why I'm still loving TWD after these years.

And damn...Robert Patrick was phenomenal as Mays.

... can you say "The Deer Hunter?" Blah blah blah beer beer and the wine selection and beer selection and the wine selection are Aaron and Gabriel and Robert Patrick gets a walk-on and is probably 100 times more interesting than either of them but ends up dead so let's not change things up at all or advance about a half-dozen story lines that have been left hanging for months. Come on TWD. Can we advance the narrative? Please?

I'm not going to lie, I'm a big fan of dark and character driven stories. This one was a textbook example of how to do a dark episode a success, without forcing through clichéd overdramatized back stories. The combination of realism, humor, madness and reflection, helped to make "One More" an incredibly good viewing experience for me.

A big tribute to Robert Patrick's guest appearance is in order. The same goes for Seth (Gabriel) and Ross (Aaron) who both make very solid performances. Despite strong development throughout the season, I was still very surprised that Gabriel took the chance and killed Mays. This changed quickly when I realized what a monster Mays actually was, the ending was completely wild. Fantastic episode. Can't wait to see what's going on with Eugene, Princess and co. meeting up with The Commonwealth next week. Until then!

I was into this series for the first few seasons, when story arcs and character development was the driving force, but when it became the repeating loop of fan service/stupidity later on, I tuned the F out pretty much, and would only watch occasionally just to laugh at how terrible and pathetic it had become. Whether it was the extremely cheesy and melodramatic speeches that characters would blather on and on with, or the completely idiotic choices and actions the characters would take in a poorly contrived advancement of the already-weak plot, it always made me laugh with its endless fumbling ineptitude...

So imagine my surprise when I watched the episode "One More" and found that, holy crap, it wasn't a complete sh!tshow! Sure, there was some of the usual characters-being-stupid-as-hell-to-drive-the-plot stuff, like when they find the boar in the room and don't immediately conclude that someone must have put it there, or clear the building in the first place, as would be standard operating procedure to the 2 supposed veteran apocalypse survivors, but no, they decide to pig out (see what I did there?) and get drunk as hell so they're left unguarded in a building which they aren't even sure is empty and are too stupid to suspect otherwise.

But the speech by Father Milky-Eye had an actual purpose, for once it served to make a meaningful advancement in story in character later on. It made the tense main scene with the Terminator guy play out well, even if Gaybeard guy had to ruin it a bit with his 'we save people, we can help, we're the good guys' babble but overall, with the twist at the end, made for a decent stand-alone episode.