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They hired Rick's people to be the heavies, so they ain't doing anything.

I think he was imagining those possible deaths, but I don't know (beyond Abe and Glenn)

The fact that "previously on the Walking Dead" has nothing in it except the final Negan reveal is proof that they dragged it out for no purpose other than waiting until October for the death reveal. What a load of crap.

That would have been so much more effective in the Spring.

This would have been so much more dramatic if we knew who was killed and we got to see everyone reacting. Then we would have seen some awesome acting. This is just weak writing.

Implying that the machine came back to life wasn't really necessary ... but great episode.

BRAVO! ENCORE!

But to leave him in the vault to get caught ... that ain't cool either.

So almost everyone's life is in peril ... I'm not going to be happy.

Networks ... more shows like this please! There must be something political for why this show has not won more writing and acting emmy's, maybe because CBS does not own the show?

Trick to watching this show ... just watch the last 20 minutes, you're no worse off.

I was more thinking of his role in the first Mission Impossible. Half expected: "Should you choose to accept it" coming out of his mouth.

Ya, if I ask myself who do I not want to have die, it is Strand, Daniel, and maybe Nick. On TWD, the list is a lot longer.

Chris said "I don't want to hurt anyone" to Alicia. I think he was saying: I really don't want to hurt anyone because of my mistakes. Alicia took it as "I don't want to HAVE to hurt anyone Alicia ... hint, hint." Thus, the Three's Company misunderstanding at the end when he was retrieving the knife. Never thought the producer's would steel tricks from Jack Tripper and the gang.

As one of the few defenders of this show, that was a whole bowl of nothing.

I'm hoping this is all part of the long con by Strand.

Why does a zombie apocalypse make people talk in riddles?

Unlike Herschel, she has a messiah complex.

Maybe there will be "Kool-Aid" in the wine at dinner.

Is Daniel going to off himself or something?

There it is ... that's what I meant about Chris and Madison.

So when Chris froze, did anyone else think that he froze only because it was Madison in trouble ... that he would have saved anyone else.

Chris don't give a shit about his step-mom.

With all the work to build that boat, I can't imagine them ditching it until at least season 3.

Who had the medallion? Strands friend or a bad guy?