Super late in watching this but I love it. It is a very good romance novel turned in to a tv show. All the stock romance characters are there, and the love is of course pure and all consuming but can not exist because of extreme barriers. If you enjoy it for what it is, it's a brilliant show.

Super late in watching this but I love it. It is a very good romance novel turned in to a tv show. All the stock romance characters are there, and the love is of course pure and all consuming but can not exist because of extreme barriers. If you enjoy it for what it is, it's a brilliant show.

I know this is a soap opera but they really need to cut back on the dramatic multi-second gazes expressing SERIOUS EMOTION!!!

They took a very interesting premise and dumbed it down into a boring by the book procedural. This was an extremely boring episode that could easily have been one of a hundred other episodes from any procedural cop show already on air.

Giant Plot Hole:

Is that what it's doing? My impression of the show was that it was supposed to be a soapy but serious drama. But if it's full camp I'm down as long as I get to see Emily wielding a samurai sword fighting fake Amanda to the death.

Yeah, I kind of cringed at the amnesia part as well. The show is classic soap opera but this whole plotline is a little too day time soap for my taste. They are walking a fine line with the show, it can easily fall into a black hole of daytime mess and before you know it Amanda and Victoria are secretly witches and…

This was a fun episode but there was way too much conveniently timed people standing in the background.

They overused slow-mo and the slow-mo of Andrea getting attacked by a zombie was ridiculous, like late daytime soap ridiculous.

never should've fired darabount

After the kid was being taken care of by the doctor and Rick was nattering on about telling Lori why didn't Shane immediately just go back to camp to let the rest of the group know what was going on? 
What was the point of him hanging around?