Decent episode overall, and the Negan scenes were great. But I agree the ending was very anti-climactic for a season finale. They should have just ended the season with last week's episode.
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And yea, my first guess was that was Maggie's voice on the radio at the end.
If they are now South of Washington, and have been for 6 years, you would they would be a little move use to winter. Seriously a rope to not get lost. You have been walking around that same walled town for the past 6 years.
And where the hell was Alpha? Is she suddenly a snowbird and down in Del Boca Vista for the winter?
Also, if resources are tight, why are you leaving the radio when you leave? The radio should only be left on when it is being monitored.
Yuck, poor finale.
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I would have rather last week's episode been the finale than that. I threw my hands up in the air and said to myself "That's it?".
It's very puzzling that they decided to tack on another episode. Last week's episode was the perfect ending point for a chapter, and came with a good shock at the end...
Silly episode for sure in terms of plot, but sooooo beautiful to watch. That was just an exercise in aesthetics more than anything. I also liked Negan to the rescue there, even if it was contrived.
But yeah, Canadians obviously aren't going to take to that episode very well. The only other time I've seen a need for ropes in a snowstorm was in The Thing, and that took place in Antarctica.
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I enjoyed that half season a lot more than I thought I would without Rick being around anymore. Episode 7 was absolutely awesome, but the "Finale" really pissed me off.
Get this awesome surprise mass killing and reveal of several main characters from that season and even before, then they jump right into the.....Kingdom dwellers moving to Hilltop during a winter storm???? WTF was that?
Come on FFS.....
Interesting to see how they are using the 6 year jump ahead, and character development to slowly lower the Alexandrian's hatred of Negan. He's definitely going to join them at some Point I would say.
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I gave up on FTWD after season 3. Should I give it another go?
Worth a go.
I forget almost all of season four, but i do recall the show vastly improved over previous seasons. Some significant character changes took place, new *likeable* characters were added - something that reeeeally needed to happen.
I gave up on FTWD after season 3. Should I give it another go?
Same. There is just so much good television to choose from, not to mention other things in life, that I simply don’t have time to watch all the shows I’m curious about.
For me it would take some crazy good recommendations to get back into FTWD.
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