My grandparents spent 60 years sleeping next to each other and still didn't manage to die in the same bed. I have slept with many different people and never woke up beside a dead person.

Even if they get handled by ''society'' (what does that even mean?) how many times have you woken up beside a dead body, seriously? how many people do you know just dropped dead?

none of that was the fault of Morgan who had everything under control until Carol decided she needed her killing fix and then, even more stupidly, decided to fight Morgan just to get it.

so now you are agreeing with me but trying not to? Wolf wasting bullets excuse is out the window. Wolf doesn't kill everyone despite the fact it made (according to Carols logic) perfect sense. Morgan is right.

Carol trying to kill the Wolf and then fighting Morgan (thus letting the Wolf escape) was actually the least practical thing she could have done. It was the opposite of practical. It was also highly stupid. Carol chose to do this because she needs to kill, it's all she knows. So there goes that theory.

How many dead people have you ever woken up beside? How many people do you personally know who just dropped dead without warning?

The Wolf only escaped due to Carol's stupidity. Morgan had everything under control.

You do realise your silly pyschobabble is hilarious precisely because it has no relevance to me. I mean you keep saying I'm deluded but I'm not the one trying to pyschoanalyse a stranger on the internet like you. that's deluded.

He could have easily ordered them to tie themselves up or to kneel and face the wall. Once they were willing to give up their advantage by giving him their weapons he could have done anything.

good one, you keep telling yourself that, buddy. He automatically proved Carol wrong by not killing anyone. and if he truly knew the extent of the herd outside1) h would realise he didn't have enough bullets anyway 2) he wouldn't be going anywhere. He would just shoot everyone and hole up until an opportune moment…

people around here just have ridiculous expectations for teenagers anyway regardless.

Yes he has been brilliant, completely convincing. I think the problems arise not form bad writing but from the demographics watching/commenting who probably don't have kids or are effectively little older than kids themselves. I always see alot of the same rote criticism of teenagers time after time and it almost…

He shouldn't know, he is down in the basement, no windows. and more importantly he shouldn't care going by how he is portrayed. for example all his 'I'm Freeing you' semi religious bullshit is now rendered a lie cos he didn't kill anybody.

But the wolf is down in the basement, no windows. He shouldn't know what it's like outside.

you're not a police officer and neither are Rosita and Tara. Really the only criticism here is that it was another run of the mill hostage moment the same as about a zillion other. In other words a cliche. Why even bring Rosita, Tara and Eugene into the scene? Why not just have the Wolf grab Denise and head off. I…

you're like a child who starts copying everything an adult says.

The first 4 eps are brilliant after that there's a couple of filler eps and a couple of solid eps. I wouldn't chose whether to watch a show based on the whinge fest that occurs here. If you have followed the previous seasons I'd definitely watch it plus binging straightens out some of the wrinkles.

Don't know about that. but even police officers would never take such a shot cos they are trained to hit centre mass cos thats the higher percentage shot than a headshot.

But the wolf just walks out without killing a single one despite having the perfect opportunity. So it looks like he was lying.

Also the fact that he doesn't kill them all shows he is not as far gone as we were led to believe meaning Morgan's plan to rehabilitate him wasn't actually crazy. Morgan was right and Carol was wrong.