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Originally Posted by Hemi-Cuda
Except in the show the new people the Governor was with had zero reason to follow him into a battle. If they had simply gone this route at the end of season 3 with the Woodbury people it would have been way better
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Agreed. I agree with your line of reasoning for the whole argument pretty much, was going to quote your post after the episode on this topic, but decided not to comment. The way I see it is, at least they fixed the mistake and ended it well. I'm not going to worry too much about the details, I'm just glad they can move on.
I totally understand if it bugs someone so much it turns them off, things like that often bug me like that too, and I've definitely gone back and forth on this show for making no sense in situations and plot holes like this. But I really enjoyed the episode so I'm putting my reservations on the back burner again and open to see what they got coming next.
This series definitely has had some problems, I don't think I'd put it in the top tier of television programs on air right now, even though it's popularity would indicate so. But at the end of the day, there are enough good spots (above average acting, interesting characters, interesting premise, occasional great dramatic scenes/conversations) for me to continue watching at this point.
I do feel your pain though, I really do.