mightysparrow

The 'In Memorium" on Talking Dead was more moving than that entire episode. It showed more respect to Michonne the character.

I don't think they've ever MET any people with children.

Just keep walking Michonne.

Danai deserved better.

That would mean that tptb actually paid attention to previous episodes. I hope she doesn't bother to show up at all.

Is this guy the Superfly of the ZA? She recognizes Rick's foot funk?

Why is Michonne spending a single second on this loser? Kill him and THEN look for the weapons.

Negan? What fresh hell is this?

Wasn't there a better way to do Michonne's Greatest Hits?

Lennie is British.

Well, let's not go THAT far.

What in the 'don't take the brown acid' kind of fuckery is this bullshit?

So wait a minute. Virgil is actually sneaky and smart? Damn good cover!!

Did you take the blue pill, Michonne?

Michonne, RJ would have seen this coming. And he's barely allowed to talk.

We're supposed to believe that 'no fuckery will be put up with' Michonne is going to indulge THIS sad motherfucker?

Michonne didn't. She sussed out the Governor from jump street but she couldn't see Virgil coming a thousand miles away.

This man is a fucking fool. He dragged Michonne all this way just so she could put his family down. She should shove him in a room WITH his family.

I miss Andrea. I've missed her since she was unnecessarily killed off. The last few seasons have been one big WHAT IF? Such as 'WHAT IF Michonne was brain dead?'

But Michonne DIDN'T walk away. She saved Andrea and they became best friends.

That's what it's come to!

I liked Andrea too. Even when she chose to side with the Governor, I understood WHY she did it. I understood that she was tired of living on the run and wanted hot showers, decent food and sex with a good looking man who wasn't ALWAYS crazy. The last scene between Andrea and Michonne was one of the best things on TWD. They had time to forgive each other and remember that they loved each other. It was beautiful. I miss that.

God, those were good days weren't they? I think I might even be willing to tolerate a little bit of Beth if it meant I'd never have to see Lydia again. The Claimers WERE brilliant. And what's even more important is they MADE SENSE. The Claimers were a believable result of the ZA, not some bullshit like the Whisperers.

My girl. This seems like a 'what if' scene. As in, 'what if Michonne had left Andrea to die'. It's good to see Andrea again and to remember that Michonne DIDN'T leave her to die and that they were good friends until Gimple remembered that women couldn't be friends in his world. It's unfortunate but not surprising that Michonne doesn't get an exit that's about her. It sure would have been nice if Virgil's story had triggered Michonne into talking about her own story and what happened with her first family, but Michonne isn't allowed to have a back story. It has to be ALL ABOUT RICK. We know more about Yumiko and Magna's past than we do about Michonne's. With the changes brought about with the COVID-19 virus, Danai will probably be spared having to sit on the couch and pretend that she enjoyed working with hacks like Gimple and Kang. I'm sure that she's going to miss the cast and crew of The Walking Dead but Gimple and Kang fucked up one of the most iconic characters in graphic novels and Danai shouldn't have to pretend that they're anything but no-talent hacks.

THANK YOU! I refuse to believe that Michonne would EVER just sail off with a complete stranger and leave her children alone. The writers might have forgotten about the Peanut and what happened to him, but I haven't. Fuck them all. Poor RJ is going to starve to death now that Michonne is gone because nobody's going to remember him long enough to give him any food. Edited to add: I will never forgive these assholes for destroying Michonne but I'm glad that Danai is out of this bullshit.