Any effort to build a wall is completely wasted. It does nothing whatsoever to deter living humans from entering. And, the dead are clearly NOT a viable threat. Perhaps you haven't been watching the show very closely the past half-dozen seasons? The prison kept the Guv's forces out? Nope. Alexandria's walls kept the…

I would have liked to have heard the director's comments to the actress who plays Maggie: "Ok, now, we need Maggie to dig up a tiny blueberry bush. But, don't actually dig it up, 'cause that would only take about 3 seconds. Instead, just pretend like you're digging it up, so we can drag out the scene. Here, give me…

The ONLY reason they are still in Georgia (I mean, "Alexandria") is because Kirkman's idiotic plot wants them to stay for an "all out war". No rational human would stay put. A "huge and enormously dangerous endeavor" to move? Come on. They are shown to move pretty freely as is, with minimal effort, travelling back…

Actually, Negan is an idiot. Fortunately for him, he lives in a Kirkman created world where everyone else are much bigger idiots. Yes, raping your suppliers is bad business and would lead to chaos. Similarly, murdering your suppliers is also bad business - shocking, I know!

So, if the Saviors raped some of the women in a survivor group, that would be the end - no more tributes, no more cooperation. But, if the Saviors periodically kill people in a survivor group, no biggie - just a part of the normal process. Yep. That makes perfect sense. Thanks for clearing up the confusion!

Yep. I know that whenever someone whose life I once saved comes back later to steal my stuff at gunpoint, I consider it a win-win. Anyone who thinks differently is clearly stupid!

It was a brave choice of the director to keep the camera focused on Eugene during his conversation with Sasha through the closed door of her cell, with Sasha whispering her replies to him in such a way that the audience couldn't hear what she was saying. Kept us on the edge of our seats! I'm not sure exactly what…

It is absolutely riveting. The multi-episodic arc of watching people acquire a couple of guns has me on the edge of my seat. Will they acquire more guns? How about a nice pistol, with a mother of pearl handle? Will someone find a hand grenade at some point?

No, we don't want them to address that at some point. Their address would be entirely unsatisfactory and unentertaining, with lots of backward leaning. This is Kirkman's ham-fisted, infantile way of showing how "nuanced" Negan is.. That's the point, the whole point, and nothing but the point. That's all you're…

Every male character whose name starts with "D" must use a crossbow - there's one rule, people!

They didn't have the heart to tell Maggie that the sonogram has been broken for several years. The image of the fetus was just pasted on the screen from a drawing that Jesus did in his spare time.

The map of the Savior's compound was amazingly detailed - almost as good as the map to the "Time Masheen" that Frito drew in Idiocracy. Impressive!

Focusing on Carol and Morgan helped this episode overcome some of the usual TWD crap and created more dramatic tension than we're used to experiencing on this show. Most of the credit goes to the two actors involved - they're among the best this cast has to offer. Of course, a lot of credit also goes to the crappy…