Was that the 'mid season finale'? This new trend of mid season finales are a huge cop out, having to wait almost a year between seasons is one thing, but breaks halfway through a season are a slap in the face to people who are still watching, despite how utterly boring TWD has been for a good few seasons now.
Not killing the guy George had locked up was 10/10 stupid, almost made me turn off the episode early. Aside from the fact that they've been ignoring the ability to cover themselves in gore and be invisible, the rest of the people there didn't even know they could do it. This implies that Rick and the group haven't even bothered to mention to these people that gore can be used in case of an emergency. Or all the fucking time.
Leaving Deanna alone with Judith after realising she'd been bitten was incredibly stupid, and Jessie's kids need to be given a firm talking to about what the situation is, how much pressure they're putting the group and basically told to man the fuck up, can't stand either of them being on screen. They're walking through a group of zombies that the little kid knows full well can kill them all, and he starts talking to his mum? Unbearably idiotic.
Considering giving up watching after this season so far, every episode seems to follow the same formula. Something exciting happens at the start to get people interested, then follows 30 minutes of idiocy, boring interactions or bad decisions, leading to something bad happening at the end to keep us watching.
Not killing the guy George had locked up was 10/10 stupid, almost made me turn off the episode early. Aside from the fact that they've been ignoring the ability to cover themselves in gore and be invisible, the rest of the people there didn't even know they could do it. This implies that Rick and the group haven't even bothered to mention to these people that gore can be used in case of an emergency. Or all the fucking time.
Leaving Deanna alone with Judith after realising she'd been bitten was incredibly stupid, and Jessie's kids need to be given a firm talking to about what the situation is, how much pressure they're putting the group and basically told to man the fuck up, can't stand either of them being on screen. They're walking through a group of zombies that the little kid knows full well can kill them all, and he starts talking to his mum? Unbearably idiotic.
Considering giving up watching after this season so far, every episode seems to follow the same formula. Something exciting happens at the start to get people interested, then follows 30 minutes of idiocy, boring interactions or bad decisions, leading to something bad happening at the end to keep us watching.
