mornnoch

I binged all of The 100 in the last weeks and it was a surprise, a very positive surprise. I liked S3 although it was a bit too brutal. Loved the chemistry between Clarke and Lexa and between the 2 actresses. I'll watch Eliza Taylor and The 100 in S4. Sadly (as a big fan of TWD universe) I'm disappointed in FTWD and ADC's character.

Almost every comic book reader is even more pissed than the non-readers. They ruined one of the most iconic comic book scenes.

The cliffhanger sucked out all the positives I felt about TWD.

I think the mother and her baby were trapped inside the building. She couldn't outrun the walkers. They slowly starved to death and the baby cried all the time. All the "Hush, Hush's" on the wall. She drowned the baby in the deep fryer and starved to death hence the very rotten walker. In my opinion Gimple originally planned killing Tara. But because of Alanna Masterson's pregnancy he had to change his plans.

Daryl gave Dwight and Sherry a choice and they made the wrong decision. They said not wanting to kneel any longer, only other chance he had was to become one of Negan's fighters, meaning a killer of innocents. Easier to hate everyone and especially blame it on Daryl.

First thing that comes to my mind is what Andy Dufresne said in Darabont's "The Shawshank Redemption". Something about a death reflex biting down even more forceful. I'm pretty sure Dwight dropped the crossbow and the pistol out of surprise/horror.

They aren't weak or incompetent, our group simply is stronger (Daryl/RPG), smarter (Carol/Maggie), has the better tactic/intel (because of surprise) and is as ruthless as them. For a bunch of psychopaths they seem - well equipped: a lot of guns, gas, weed, big car pool, not starving, walkie-talkies, very valuable medicine (insulin), electricity - well organized: outposts, safe-houses, patrols, scouts, guards, communication protocols, emergency protocols, command structure, own laws - well adjusted: walkers are no threat to them, not simply surviving but thriving, rule their area and other humans/communities within, Paula`s group still following the protocol and not panicking, at the outpost putting up a fight surprised in the middle of the night, capable search parties

The saviors follow their protocol. Meeting a new armed group kill one of them, take everything, follow them to their home. This usually works, especially when in the majority. When Dwight realizes the fight could cost too much he orders the retreat. He knows they'll find our group eventually and then come back with more fighters, making sure they've an even bigger advantage.

Everybody should be trained and has experience in killing walkers. They could be everywhere, even in Alexandria when someone dies. Making runs with one inexperienced Alexandrian and 2 of the best fighters is reasonable. We only see the runs where something (bad) happens, but they're out regularly.

Carol is a badass not a psychopath. We saw her struggling after every kill. After Karen and David kicking the water container at the prison. After Lizzie she confessed to Tyreese killing his girlfriend and she was ready to be killed by him. After Terminus she prepared for leaving the group. After the wolves she started smoking. And then Morgan ... I don't like her decision but a suffering Carol isn't a surprise.

I think Carol considered Mika, Lizzie and Sam as her children, too.

R stands for Randall. She voted for a teen to be killed. The list is of people where she had a choice, let them live or kill/be a part in killing them. Can explain candlewoman 4, too. The deaths were she had a choice haunt her.

I loved how Tara reacted in the church to Rick's "We have to kill them all". Exactly what the governor said. She was in this situation before and couldn't handle it. Now she stays in the background but is willing to do whatever has to be done.

Carrying toothpaste/a toothbrush is no big deal. In every house while on their way they'll find toothpaste/a toothbrush. And it's definitely not necessary to show us them collecting necessities on a run.