So how 'bout that Season 6 so far, eh?
Also, wow does this show go through extras fast . I'm not sure how many people are supposed to be living in the show's new central location, but it seems like nameless characters die every couple of minutes.
If it flashed forwards and backwards any more frequently I would have been sick. It wasn't bad, but I much would have preferred two episodes instead of a 90 minute flip-flop-fest.
Like, have the execution of the plan be the first episode, and then have the second episode be the flashback that explains how everything came together, and the whole Carter thing. Actually, better yet, don't air any of the flashback stuff at all. Assume that the viewer is smart enough to be able to piece things together. Even without the flashbacks, it was pretty obvious what was going on. Let the viewer connect the dots, even if it means they spend a little time wondering why certain things are happening. Sheesh.
Like, have the execution of the plan be the first episode, and then have the second episode be the flashback that explains how everything came together, and the whole Carter thing. Actually, better yet, don't air any of the flashback stuff at all. Assume that the viewer is smart enough to be able to piece things together. Even without the flashbacks, it was pretty obvious what was going on. Let the viewer connect the dots, even if it means they spend a little time wondering why certain things are happening. Sheesh.
Very much a "Group B" episode, but I still really liked it. Once again, the season opens with Carol being a badass and saving everyone, which I am always a fan of. I'm also liking Morgan more and more, especially given his mysterious relationship with the Hobos (that's what Null and I are calling them). Morgan's taking a bunch of levels in monk which is pretty sweet, and I loved the Western-esque clash of philosiphies between him and Carol in this episode.
Even Carl got to be a cool character in this episode, so good job Carl.
Carl's girlfriend is weird and mysterious, so nothing new there.
Rick's girlfriend successfully used scissors, unlike Beth, so good job Rick's girlfriend. (I also pretty much just realized that she's the mother of the Cookies Kid, so that's pretty neat.)
Not sure what Daryl's Gay Friend (I forget his name) is all mopey about with those pictures near the end, but hey, mystery and intrigue, cool.
Eugene was Eugene, good job Eugene.
Would have liked to seen what Abraham or Rick or Daryl would have done if they were home, but eh, I guess they wanted the attack scene to last more than forty seconds.
Even Carl got to be a cool character in this episode, so good job Carl.
Carl's girlfriend is weird and mysterious, so nothing new there.
Rick's girlfriend successfully used scissors, unlike Beth, so good job Rick's girlfriend. (I also pretty much just realized that she's the mother of the Cookies Kid, so that's pretty neat.)
Not sure what Daryl's Gay Friend (I forget his name) is all mopey about with those pictures near the end, but hey, mystery and intrigue, cool.
Eugene was Eugene, good job Eugene.
Would have liked to seen what Abraham or Rick or Daryl would have done if they were home, but eh, I guess they wanted the attack scene to last more than forty seconds.
Also, wow does this show go through extras fast . I'm not sure how many people are supposed to be living in the show's new central location, but it seems like nameless characters die every couple of minutes.