. . until Negan was reduced to hamburger! Other than that let's keep thinking happy thoughts!
. . but I didn't see Glen going out specially sensed he had just come back from being dead or at least we thought he did
It was pretty horrifying. Hard to watch actually. Negan sure knows how to play the psychological game as well as use physical intimidation. Not an easy thing to do to get Rick Grimes to concede. Like you said Mike, now it's just a matter of time before Negan gets his but I think that's going to be a long time from now. Fans are really diggin' Negan thanks in large part to Jefferey Dean Morgan. Interesting factoid from imdb, he played an uncredited role as Bruce Wayne's father Thomas Wayne in Batman vs. Superman.
I think it was all part of their plan to lull us into a false sense of security. "They're surely not gonna "kill" Glenn, again, right?"
Well, I've seen my share of "horrible" things in horror movies over the years, yes I have, I haven't watched Walking Dead with every episode but, this one took the cake. I can safely say, that this type of "brutality" left me sick with anguish and disgust, never thought this would happen, took me by "gut-wrentching" disguise, almost couldn't watch it, way beyond brutal violence, to the "n-th" degree, had to watch the "after-show" talk to be relieved, even if it was for only a little bit.
Last night's episode was a nice - and much needed - change of pace. I took an instant liking to Ezekial, and think he will quickly become a favorite character.
(This) seems frustrating to have to have to sit through.
Anybody know what's happening in the comics? Not that the show is, necessarily, going to do the same thing.
I've read the comics Mike, and if the season unfolds in more or less the same way then we're in for a treat!
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