I know critics tend to hate this kind of structure, but I honestly prefer narratives that don't feel obliged to end each conflict within an episode.

That dude was in so much denial…

Indeed. Best show she has been on since Carnivale.

I pretty much squeeee'd when I realized the holding on Mike meant we would be seeing him outside of that booth/building. This episode certainly wasn't the most impressive so far, but even when this show is bridging gaps, it still is great.

Exactly. As many outlets have been saying, we have focused so much on who the next big bad will be when realistically speaking we have known about them all along. I am pretty sure Rick's group has survived worse than almost any other group still around.

It would push this show from being occasionally good to consistently good. I absolutely hate the fact that the show has been so biased towards Rick even when he is clearly in the wrong. Having the show step back and look at him from others' eyes is exactly what it needs.

My reaction to the season (I am at Chapter 31 right now) has been far more positive. I, too, believed Stamper dead but having the entire episode focus on him provided a nice change of pace.

Those hair plugs made my skin crawl.

I didn't let it gross me out too much when they were out and about because it would be absurd for him to shave all the time without running water.

Unless they already know about Negan's group and getting Rick's group is a pre-emptive action.

Minus the the heads in the fishtank.

I think in the episode they said she arrived just a few weeks before. I smell a season finale Negan reveal.

I wasn't calling him a hipster, but I won't miss the beard.

Enid, yo. She is literally the only one who makes sense as a cuplrit. It would be idiotic for one of those milquetoast neighbors to pull that shit.

I'm a dyke so I guess I am immune.

PLEASE SHOW GO IN THAT DIRECTION. One of the major failings of Woodbury is that I never bought anyone thought he was a cool dude.

Now he is a handsome devil instead of some kind of wannabe homeless dude.

Making them antagonists would def spice the show up.

Hopefully, we will see him in an actual credited scenes before next season

Ah, apocalyptic cosplay: pretend to be normal