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Rick and Michonne drive a van to scavenge for weapons and supplies to fight Negan and the Saviors. They reach a carnival crowded of walkers, former civilians and military with weapons, and a store plenty of food. They plan to destroy the walkers to take the weapons. Meanwhile Rosita is still shaken and decides to kill Negan at any price, and teams up with Sasha. Tara lives a moral dilemma since she promised the Oceanside community not to tell about their existence.

"Say Yes" is a good but not great episode of "The Walking Dead", where Rick and Michonne show how in love for each other they are. Michonne's attitude when she believes Rick has been devoured by the walkers is the best example of how connected they are. Rosita is disturbed and her noble but her hatred for Negan may jeopardize her friends. The moral dilemma of Tara in a destroyed world is another important moment of "Say Yes". Jadis does not convince as a potential allied to team- up. Is Rick taking the correct decision giving weapon to her community? My vote is eight.

Title (Brazil): "Say Yes"

This episode is one of the best examples of filler that we occasionally get on The Walking Dead. That's not to say it was altogether bad; the episode had a lot of good moments. It was nice to see Michonne's reaction to Rick's apparent death and how much she cares for him. It was nice to see Tara struggle with the weight of her secret and the possible consequences if she were to break the vow she made. It was nice to see Father Gabriel's input to Rosita. However, many of the scenes in this episode did nothing to advance the plot. At minimum, they should have been trimmed and more content should have been added to provide a more worthwhile hour.

My vote is seven.

Well by mistake i watched the next episode , and when i realised that i watched this one and , it didn't made any difference , but finally not bad , but it is 2d worst episode in this season till now

I absolutely hate Negan, passionately, this season was the worst season like, ever. Period. However this episode was a breath of fresh air, focusing on actual survival, emotions and suspense to keep the viewer entertained, not lame-ass dialogue where Negan takes 20 minutes to make a point he could of made in 20 seconds. Please give us more like this! ALMOST as good as the episode with Daryl with the Rocket Launcher! :D

Since they seem to be able to go out for days scavenging for Negan & the Saviors, why don't Rick & Daryl get others to go along take quite a few vehicles back to Terminus or to Morgans' old apartment and collect all the guns & other weapons laying around. Morgans stash looked like it could take on whoever & whatever they were ever to encounter & they are all just sitting there. Or Rick to avenge for Beth could tell Negan that Grady Hospital in Atlanta is stocked full of weapons and all the medicine they would want but has to have help to get it.

Can understand totally why people would love "Say Yes", as such a great job is done with Rick and Michonne as characters and also with their relationship. Also have never minded it when 'The Walking Dead' doesn't go down full pull no punches territory, and some episodes that have been dismissed as filler have not been that bad. Can also totally understand why others would dislike "Say Yes", as it could have been a lot better as an episode and no the criticisms that have been cited are not innocuous.

"Say Yes" is to me one of the middling episodes of Season 7. It does have good things and starts off very well. It also has too many of the things that made the season generally underwhelming and has a lot of flaws, with the second half not living up to the promise that the first showed. "Say Yes" is not a terrible episode, it is also not a particularly good one either. More an uneven, disjointed sort of episode that starts off excellently but falls apart midway through and becomes frustrating.

As said, there are good things here in "Say Yes". It is shot and lit with great atmospheric style and the grit is authentic without being overdone or gimmicky. The episode is hauntingly scored and the intimacy in the direction in the first half was appreciated. It has some thoughtful scripting in the first half with some genuinely amusing and gentle laughs along the way. Did appreciate the development too to Tara.

Where "Say Yes" particularly shines is the characterisation and relationship between Rick and Michonne that dominates the intriguing and charming first half. Both are written beautifully written and at their most interesting, investable and well developed all season. Especially Michonne. The relationship between the two is fun and heartfelt and Andrew Lincoln and Danai Gurira play their parts beautifully. Michonne's genuinely anguished reaction at what is thought to have happened to Rick at one crucial point is some of the best individual acting of the season and a shining moment for Gurira. The acting actually is good on the whole, apart from Rosita.

It is a shame however that the second half isn't anywhere near as strong, to me actually it was a mess. Where the episode did start falling apart was in the walker attack, which started off very tense and exciting but let down badly by the truly ridiculous aftermath reveal. Absolutely agree with the criticism with the deer and it is not an innocuous criticism, for one thing it looks distractingly awful to the point that it sticks out like the sorest of thumbs and then we have it adding absolutely nothing to what goes on other than setting one up for the walker attack.

Furthermore, the second half has some bizarre writing, too much silliness (i.e. The aftermath reveal), vague and senseless motivations (especially Rosita) and the writing becomes awkward. It also lags a lot in the pace. Absolutely hated the way Rosita is written and acts here, she is very annoying, overacted and her behaviour is beyond perplexing. Can understand why people would consider it filler, it doesn't add very much at all to what had happened previously in the season and doesn't further anything plot-wise (character-wise yes, plot no). The closest it gets to that is the ending, which felt contrived and tacked on.

All in all, first half good, second half pretty bad. 5/10.

OK, everything was fine this episode until Rick tried to go up on that wheel instead of killing the rest of the zombies which makes nonsense, then he saw the deer which looked sooo fake, i mean it has another colours than the rest of the background and it was awful. Initially i thought Rick had visions or something like that, but no, it was a poor animation. It s disappointing for a show like that, oh, I forgot, how the hell did Rick escape when nobody was around him and then suddenly the zombies eat the 'deer' i mentioned before? This episode really gave me headaches.

This episode was refreshing because it finally got a look at the Richonne relationship as it continues to grow stronger and in a ZA no less.

I have been one of those who have been mentally tortured from 7A and all the Negan and Savior showcase. The lead character himself Rick was narrowed down to a back drop and Michonne not having a chance to be seen using her signature weapon. Well finally "Say Yes" had these two together getting things down slaying together, protecting each other and actually having adult conversation about things happening in the apocalypse. Yes it was slow paced but it was a nice slow pace with the right mixture of everything this couple encompasses. Nice to see some humor, tension, excitement, hear some laughter, notice fear and address what is ahead for them and everyone else in regards to this battle with Negan. I honestly believe the Rick and Michonne union is one of the best if not of all time, they add the happiness and light that the show desperately needed after all this depressing overload of Negan and the sanctuary. To me the show is still suffering from that aspect and it does not help that the lead up to everything is taking a bit longer.

Regardless of the episode mainly showcasing Richonne it still progresses the story knowing where and how they got the guns while also revealing how Rick is coping. Plus we got to see a new side of Michonne who has shown some vulnerabilities which is human, we don't get to see enough of this coming from her. She is bad ass in her own right but she too has fears especially now with the possibility of losing Rick.

Either way for me it was a 10. I should subtract 2 points just for all the angry rosita and her lashing out at Father G, which made no sense. The garbage people I don't trust either. If it wasn't for richonne I would have happily left it at a 6 at best lol

Rick and Michonne scavenge for guns to fulfill the agreement with Jadis. They both continue to explore their relationship, and Michonne realizes how much she cares about Rick, when she briefly thinks he's been killed by a group of Walkers. Rick reassures her that she won't lose him.

They deliver the supplies and guns to Jadis, who asks for more guns. Rick reluctantly hands over twenty more weapons that he had been holding in reserve.

Rosita, having become impatient over the inaction of the Alexandrians, takes her anger out on her friends. After failing to find more guns on her own, she decides to go to the Hilltop, where she asks Sasha for help killing Negan. Sasha agrees, with the condition that she be allowed to pull the trigger.

"Say Yes" follows Rick and Michonne as they scavenge for supplies in a desolate landscape. The episode is notable for its exploration of Rick and Michonne's relationship, as they navigate the challenges of survival together. The episode also explores themes of hope and resilience, as Rick and Michonne refuse to give up in the face of overwhelming odds.

One of the most memorable scenes in the episode is when Rick and Michonne discover a carnival and decide to take a break from their scavenging to enjoy a moment of normalcy in the midst of the apocalypse. This moment highlights the characters' humanity and their ability to find joy in even the darkest of times. The tension builds as Rick and Michonne encounter numerous obstacles and threats in their quest for supplies, leading to a thrilling and suspenseful climax that showcases their resourcefulness and determination to survive.

The episode is also notable for its exploration of the characters' motivations and fears, particularly Rick's fear of losing Michonne and his desire to protect her at all costs. This adds depth to their relationship and highlights the bond they share as they navigate the challenges of the post-apocalyptic world together.

I know I'm late to this thing but I loved this episode. Michonne and Rick are a perfect pairing and I loved how funny/pure the moments were between them. Rosita was kind of getting on my nerves so I skipped it a bit.

Plain awful. Filled with both cringe and (very) laughable moments. Too many to mention. The deer CGI scene is great. I don't think I've seen anything worse from a supposed top TV show. Useless filler. Why 2 and not 1? Well, because the toy pistol scene made me smile a little. That's it. Nothing more to add. A dumb highlight from a very dumb and bad episode.

Yes yes this was for me a needed episode!! I got to enjoy the lead power couple who are kick ass and a passionate adult couple. You don't get a lot of that in an end of the world society. Honestly this is my favorite episode so far because it actual showcased meaningful conversation in the mix with some action tears and laughter.

Some may not like it but oh well most people complain about this show too much. Then when the season ends they cry about how they miss it, lol insane most veteran shows would kill for their show to be at the top after 7 years!! I am so invested in this show that I don't ever want to see it end. I can give or take a few characters but I watch every episode regardless of how painful it is. Well luckily episode 12 SAY YES was high 10 for me I can't wait for the build up to all things wild and crazy

Viva La RICHONNE!

I must say I am not one to really enjoy an episode on a couple regardless of what type of show it is. However TWD is different, the focus on both Rick and Michonne was a nice surprise. I like both individually they have strong traits and have been through things. Before the start of season 7 I did not really feel any kind of way about them being a couple but now I like it and shall I dare to say maybe even excited when I see both in action (business and personal)

Anyway enjoyed the focus kick ass couple could have done without the Rosita parts though but that is another story.