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Originally Posted by GreenLantern
I think there are 5 episodes until the mid season break.
Snoozer episode last night, things will most likely move slow now until the mid season cliff hanger of zombie or alive Glen being revealed.
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After the conclusion of the episode, a promo said "Only 3 episodes left in 2015".
With the preview for next week revolving around Abraham, Sasha, and Darryl it looks like we might see a perspective episode or two centered on various characters. Essentially, we are seeing the fallout of the half-failed/successful plot to redirect the quarry walkers.
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Originally Posted by undercoverbrother
Yeah I am inclined to agree. I could really have accepted a place like Alexandria in season 1 or 2. It would be acceptable to me, but now, yeah I just don't buy it.
I am interested to know where Enid went.
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I actually think the contrast of Alexandria with the main group is greater and makes more sense at this stage of the show. We are seeing a conflict between the way things were and the way things are now.
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Originally Posted by Fuzz
It was weird how Maggie gave that speech in the tunnel about accepting that she will never get to know, and giving up. I thought that was a really good way to say to the viewers that hey, some times these things happen and you just don't get to have closure. Maggie just accepted it, now you do the same. Then they go and reverse that at the scene on the wall, I was like, WTF? I rewound it to see if I missed some indication like a flare indicating Glen might be alive...but nothing. They created closure, then backtracked.
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Scene at the wall? I'm not sure to what you're referring.
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Also, the scene with blond girl stabbing the walker, then going into a wierd monologue felt really awkward. I think there were a few awkward monologues in this episode. Different writer?
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The scene was awkward, but I think that was more on the director than the writing. Only Jesse and a handful of other Alexandrians are beginning to come to grips with what the world is like now, such as stabbing an undead Betsy after she committed suicide because her husband is dead (with no consideration for the others in the town).