He really knows how to change appearance. A true method actor.

A. A well-written episode can balance character development and plot development. This episode did not manage that.

What development? All this episode did was hammer home that Morgan is getting to Carol. The killing is weighing on her. We saw that last week. It wasn't a new development. Also a well-written show can balance character and plot development in one episode.

For fuck's sake. I'm so tired of this tired defense of filler. Episodes 10 and 11 hardly had any action and those were not filler. I wanted plot development. Not a bunch of action. There's a difference.

A cell. Confirmed in a recent interview.

That'd be quite the twist!

Nah there's still a bit more comic material to draw from before that moment. Hopefully next week gets back on track.

Nothing happened until the last 10 minutes. It was filler.

Actually I'd say they've killed so many major characters they've actually earned this "cop out". I say this as someone who hates cop outs.

Agreed. Morgan's arc is great this year. But you can't expect everyone to understand his character when so many have the nerve to call his centric episode "filler".

The show somehow turned Gabriel into one of the best characters.

Beth Greene on The Walking Dead. I'm not one of those idiot whiners that threatens to quit watching a show if a certain character dies. Especially one set in a zombie apocalypse. But Beth's death was one of the most poorly written deaths I've ever seen on television. It made no sense and was out of character. It was…

I really wish it wasn't. It could easily turn into a "Hobbit" situation. I'd much rather see three entirely different spin-offs than a trilogy of one.

I just want to say that using Abe for that would be a major cop out. It should be Glenn or Daryl. That being said, I'm 100% expecting them to cop out on this. Only my guess is Morgan instead of Abe.

1. They usually follow the important plot beats. This was one of them. 2. Negan's introduction will absolutely happen in a similar manner. There was even that leaked blurry video of Negan swinging away with Lucille on set.

Why did they have Daryl make the offer to take out Negan instead of Rick? That ruins the whole dynamic between Rick and Negan. Whoever gets "Lucille'd" is supposed to be Rick's fault. The whole event is meant to put Rick in his place. Now it's Daryl's fault instead.

Well I would certainly hope she'd be back considering the way season two ended. I didn't even know her return was in question.

Aren't Glenn and Maggie already an interracial couple?

So happy about comic accurate Jesus

Oh, man I LOVED Rick's face as they started driving away. Priceless.