The last episode I reviewed was a real change of pace. We went from all the drama in the Zombie walk and Alexandria to the calm and peaceful genesis of the Morgan we have with us today.
This episode we are back with the Alexandrian’s and their plights.
After two very different episodes we go back to Rick’s group trying to drive away a horde of Walkers that have been kept at bay since the beginning but who were slowly getting past the barricades.
I know I’m late to it and from everything I’ve heard the two episodes since the season opener have been much better but I’m here now.
Season 6 of The Walking Dead started off where we left it. Or at least not far off into the future. Seeing I only really caught up with the series again half way through last series it feels strange to say that I’ve actually missed the show, though that might be thanks more to Fear the Walking Dead (which Rick reviewed on here) which didn’t interest me much but made me long for the cast of The Walking Dead.
We make it to the season finale. What will happen after the explosive penultimate episode?
The Ricktatorship is starting to awaken, Deanna is having second thoughts about his group and how they are managing to “take over” as it was and Father Gabriel is a freakin’ ass hole. There is no other word to describe him. Man do I hate his stupid face and I wish it was him that had the fated destiny of Noah last week.
I’m really sorry but this review is full of tears and crying and sadness and emotions. So many emotions. So, SOO many emotions. There are still tears rolling down my face.
This episode was too much for my tiny feelings. I’ll try and review the episode through my tears.
More from the family getting used to their new lives behind the walls of Alexandria. The series is suddenly taking a very different path.
Alexandria, Aaron and Eric’s home. We left the family standing at the gates of Alexandria last week.
The question remains, have they been “out there” for too long to join a community?
I honestly loved last weeks episode, I saw a lot of people found it boring and slow but I loved the change in pace and the ability that created to catch up with the emotional core of the family and see really how they are carrying on.
It still had a lot of action in it as well as some really brilliant moments, it created the environment for different characters to interact.
We ended the show being introduced to a new friend (whenever I say friend or see the “from a friend” sign I always imagine The Inbetweeners and Football Friend… I don’t know why) who demanded to be taken to Rick.
If he knows anything about the group that in itself is a dangerous request.
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