Sunnydayman

I like Jessie. When Rick went into the garage I said "How can I find a woman like that!" I am seldom fond of Rick's logic but chasing Jessie could help restore some of his humanity.

Morgan got yet another person killed. The episode was a little long but it kept my interest. It should have aired earlier. I can understand the frustration of the Glen fans. I found it hard to appreciate Lone Zen Guy and Noisy Goat. They would have been eaten by zombies or killed by cold hearts long before Morgan arrived. The "kill no one" approach is not reasonable unless it is penance for past sins and you are living alone. Morgan needs to die soon or change his tune. He is a big liability.

Would a baby that died in the womb become an inutero-zombie?

How did they get in? They had Molotov cocktails or some other stand-off incendiary weapons but chose not to use them once inside. They must have planned this little invasion only to get inside and personally kill everyone. All would have been lost without Carol and the Lenmaster.

They are making Morgan look weak. Compassion gets people killed in their world. The gun they Wolf took may end up killing a regular before the season is over. Is the idea of a black guy killing a lot of white people (dead and undead) too terrifying? He and Tyrese seem to have been the only physically strong members of the group afraid of killing.

I liked the episode. They got the killing out of the way early in the story. There was also had a strong female character. She was actually the bravest person in the village. The villains and the resolution of the crisis were believable enough. They were a bit nonchalant with the use of technology but needs must. 8/10

Let me get this straight. The doctor has a little Scrabble tile that makes you immortal and though I have seen some wonderful companions die across his tv shows and radio plays he decides to use it on Arya Stark? That is just silly. I hope he turns up to save Jon Snow.

I know. That area seems like a great place to eliminate walkers.

No offense intended. I started as a kid with Tom Baker so he was my favorite for ages. Time has changed my opinion somewhat.

I'm not a great fan of the Capaldi Doctor but he is just acting like usually does ... a bit of a nutter. I don't really view Clara as bossy. Amy was certainly more so. How anyone could find either Donna or River interesting I will never understand. The Doctor is seldom concerned about putting the lives of others in jeopardy. Clara seems to have been infected by the adventure over reason virus. Her character is certainly less likable this season so that maybe the showrunner's method of prepping us for her departure. Hopefully she gets a better send off than Adric.

I was never Nora fan but I'm not a fan or her dying so soon. Nora should have had enough anger in her to release Kelly. This does give me hope that Eph may survive in this version of the story. Zach is as hard to like on screen as he was in print.

I have never been a fan of Reuben Blades. He was always too anti-government for me. Letting all those zombies out seems like something he would do. I still don't understand why they didn't allow him to accompany his wife to the hospital especially since the doctor said they would allow it. He was only forced to stay behind as a way to move the plot forward. I didn't like it. I would much rather those zombies getting out on their own (you can't stop the inevitable). The main characters committed an atrocity to free and old woman and a junkie. I have no sympathy for any in them. Why would National Guard soldiers be this evil? I guess you never know what kind of person you truly are until the world falls apart but I find that hard to believe.

Why do people bag on Coco for liking the Palmer? Her relationship choices are her own. I'm not a Zach fan. He was a kid how longed to be with his father until he father got him then he couldn't wait to be reunited with his vamp mom. I don't know where they are going with killing Nora unless Dutch somehow replaces her as Eph's disappointed love interest. There were some fairly large deviations from the books in this episode. I'm not shocked by it, Game of Thrones and Wayward Pines went their own direction as well. I look forward to next season and more Setrakian and Eichorst.

Stopping a silent conspiracy setup by an ancient foe can be easy. If Eph were as solid as we want him to be he would be in the Master's employ. We have a group of imperfect people who screw up a lot. Coco's true motives should come to light if the Master can read her thoughts. If she gas daddy issues she dumps Palmer for the Master. I don't understand how Eichorst retains so much of his personal behavior unless it brings the Master some level of enjoyment to feed on dark emotions.