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Oh no, right, that was Hornsby, my bad

Was that zombie the talking dead host?

...rosita?

Lydia looks just fine (nobody ever ever got an infection)

there were far more fake baby judiths than folks realized

The zombies were all looking the best I think they've ever looked

Adrenalin got them all hulking out

rosita....

MILTON OMFG!!!!

I feel like Luke shoulda done been gone.

I only have AMC+, Im watching it live on amc+

love this montage

Rick is my favorite villain

Seems like he and possibly Danai will be...fingers crossed!

Wow, Rooker's facial hair is nice!

Y'all, I can hardly believe we're about an hour away from the last episode of The Walking Dead. What a ride! What's your favorite episode? Mine is from Season 2, "By the Dying Fire".

....checks note regarding human biology specifically something special about human females in a certain age range....

I really hope the producers of Alone now realize, if they at least have contestants equally balanced between the genders, women have an EXCELLENT chance of actually winning. Personally, I feel that since the first season of Alone was male only, they should have a season of female only. Congratulations to Wonyia, she was awesome.

Ok, now we're talking! THAT was really good, especially because at first I thought it was just more bullshit. The only BS part, in the end, for me, was the zombie in the handcuffs because every time it "talked" you could clearly see it was obviously a mask. Real shame because otherwise that was some crazy design. The whole episode felt so off kilter, it was as if the episode was on mushrooms. After all these years, I didn't think TWD could pull off anything as psychadelic (in a bad way) as this episode and I think I loved it.

It is my understanding that this show films in Canada and Canada has very specific rules regarding paying people for appearing on a tv show. So I think they all get paid some hourly wage regardless of any prize since everything they do will potentially be broadcast for entertainment.

OK I read a fan theory that attempts to explain the plot hole. I think this still fails but at least someone has an idea why: the first origin story we get about Alpha was from young, traumatized Lydia. This second one is from Alpha herself. It still doesnt work though, does it. Lydia's story is 100% different from Dee's, it should be much more similar. ANYWAY, I liked this one better than the previous 2 but not by much. It felt much more like a TWD story and that's entirely because SM played Alpha in so many episodes, she understands the universe.

So, did anyone notice this story does not at all match up with the Alpha origin story we got on TWD?

hated this episode (but only as it is *supposed* to be in TWD universe. Taken as some other thing, it was fine.)

Sure, they were out there for "boot camp" to refamiliarize themselves with the cameras and stuff BUT nobody who gets cast on this show has any idea where in the world they will be dropped off. Could be the arctic, could be Patagonia, could be Vancouver, could be literally anywhere and they will not know until they've signed the dotted line, packed their bag and get on the plane taking them to boot camp. Sure, Greg OUGHT to have known a damn canvas tarp was very, very, very stupid and pairing that with a down filled sleeping bag was really such a rookie mistake no matter where they might end up...honestly though, Greg should not have been invited. He was fairly recently charged with serious violations of wildlife protection and environmental protection laws up in Canada (as well as my beloved Fowler, winner of season 3, the best season). Regardless, he's coming across as even more bumbling and clueless than he did his first go around and that time he ended his run in a very bad place. I don't see anything good coming of having Greg a part of this season. I would have MUCH preferred Callie and Carleigh from season 3, or the grand master of them all, Supreme Musk Ox Killer ROLAND the G.O.A.T...if anyone could find him that is.

Oh, is he an anti-vaxxer?