Oh, lets not be strategic and gently bait Negan into Alexandria and put a well place bullet between his eyes. Nope, we have to do the hard, reeruned way.

This has been a silly season so far. Did the management over the production change?

Just a bunch of implausible nonsense, (not that the entire show isn't based on implausible nonsense. It's just become more implausible and nonsensical).

It's just silly at this point. Rick fighting Marvel Comic Zombie in the pit was kind of the anvil that broke the camels back for me. I'm not sure a zombie based story line was meant to be drawn out more than 2 or 3 seasons.</br></br>We're in Fonzie jumping the shark with Paulie Shore and Tom Green driving the boat.

I agree. The concept for this show should only last a few exciting years, yet we have to drudge through a ton of character building episodes, the introduction of more and more ridiculous survivor groups, all the while the zombies have been slowed down to the point where they're a joke rather than a threat.

I understand that the point in this scenario is the other survivors are the real danger, but they sure as heck beat around the bush to get to any of that story-line.

This shit is just getting silly, although it did make me wonder why all those civilian zombies at the fair had their hands tied...

They could have followed the exact Governor script, inserting Negan, and it would be better. It's hard to pay attention to this show anymore. Someone better die hard next week. And some shit blown up.

Was kinda hoping that WAS Rick being eaten.

My prediction: Those chicks get caught, Rick's army start the war to rescue them. Two chicks I could care less about.

This show is such garbage.

Hopefully that's the last of the filler eps and we can move forward.
Rosita and Sacha will clearly fail. Wonder who all gets punished

The Tranny Trash woman can easily **** Rick over since he willfully armed her clan.

And why do they talk like Neanderthals?

this bothers me as well. makes no sense.

The show currently has the feel of the scene in Monty Python and the Holy Grail where Lancelot is shown charging the castle but never getting there.

I don't mind it at all. They are moving slow, but shows like this always have. There has been plenty of action so far this (half) season.

I think the frustrating part is how they chop the show up into all these different storylines that take place simultaneously. It's a big show with a big story, but there are times it feels counterproductive to the flow.

The last episode felt more like Z Nation than The Walking Dead.