Sunday, December 4, 2016

Sing Me A Song

Season 7 Episode 7

Rating:

Thoughts:

Michonne is out and she's whistling. I'm assuming it's to attract walkers. Anybody else notice the walkie talkie?

Why are Rick and Aaron in the truck? Did they notice that Carl is missing and are going after him?

Ah, back to Jesus and Carl. We know where Carl is going!
"Show me first" Carl said to Jesus.

So Jesus gets out of the truck and then scoffs to himself when Carl stays in the truck.

If anybody is a huge fan of the comics like I am, then you know what is going to happen.

Yes. That's right.

CARL SHOT UP THE JOINT. Well....

He killed like, 2 men. Daryl's expression to seeing him there was of surprise.

I'm really happy that they followed the comic on this. I really am. Just because they did, I'm going to give another 5 points.

What I wasn't happy about, was Rosita and Eugene. Those parts were just slow for me.

Next Sunday's episode is the MIDSEASON FINALE. :( NO!

I wonder what's going to happen to Judith!

Anyway, that's all! Until next Sunday!

Cheers,
~Rio

Sunday, November 27, 2016

Swear

Season 7 Episode 6

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Thoughts: 

I gave this episode 4.5 stars, because we finally get to see what happened to Tara and Heath after they left the outpost. If they ever get back to Alexandria, then they are in for a huge surprise. This episode seemed to go back and forth between what happened to Tara and then the present. I thought that was a good idea, because then we can get a general idea of what happened. 

How about those sand zombies? We finally understood why Tara was washed up on the shore. But how about Rachel? That blonde girl at the beginning of the episode? She's all ready to kill zombies, but the other one, Cindy, isn't. When Rachel was ready to put an end to Tara, Cindy yells out, "Stop! Don't!" To which Rachel replies, "We don't have to do this" Cindy said, "We need too" Replied Rachel, "I want to" 

They introduced a new group--a female group. We know nothing of them, or why they are an all female group--not that it's a bad thing! 

Then we flashback to Tara's memory. When she and Heath were in the RV, did anybody else notice the butt of that gun she was holding? It looked familiar, right? Lucille! Either it was in possession of somebody from the saviors, or a group who were subjected to the Saviors. Either way--an easter egg. 

During a different flashback, while her and Heath are out by all that sand and all those freakin' zombies come out. I about pissed my pants--What the crap?! 

Back to the group... 

When Tara was out running, she was stopped by another member and was told all about the Saviors. How that group was terrorized by them. How they killed all their men and any boy over the age of 10--so that explains why they're an all female group and why they're so protective. They got away from the Saviors? What? I'll wager it's only a matter of time before the Saviors find them--or maybe they don't really care because they have Rick's group, The Kingdom, and Hilltop to terrorize. 

Finally, the last flashback! When Tara had gone back to where she had last seen Heath, I seriously thought he was a zombie! I had to go back and re-watch that scene! Thank God it wasn't! (Even though I don't really like Heath. He doesn't really bring anything to the table, in my opinion). 

Back to the present, where we remain. 

When Tara takes refuge for the night and she finds that Doctor bobblehead, she's instantly reminded of Denise. She had out a map--she's going back to Alexandria. 

When she comes strutting up the the gates of Alexandria, wearing those bright pink sunglasses, she was happy to be home, she was going to see Denise and the rest of the group. 

And then Eugine greeted her, and in that moment, the look on his face was the moment that Tara realized something was terribly wrong. 

Either she was told about Denise or about what the Saviors had done and how Abraham and Glenn were dead. She's in with Rosita in the house, still holding that doctor bobblehead. Rosita told her that they don't have to stay there, that they could go out and do something. Then she asked Tara if she had seen anything else while she was out there--maybe another group that could help kick the Saviors asses. To which Tara replies, "I didn't see anything like that when I was out there" <-- either she's lying to protect the group, or she doesn't want Rosita to know... Possibly both. 

You really had to pay attention to this episode, because of little easter eggs like that. 

Did anybody else notice the bloody axe in the opening credits? Is that foreshadowing Rick getting his hand chopped off? So many speculations! Maybe some of the blanks will be answered in next weeks episode! 

Cheers, 
~Rio



Monday, November 21, 2016

Go Getters

Season 7 Episode 5

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Thoughts:

I gave this episode 3 stars because it fell flat for me. Of course, it's always nice to see what happened to Maggie and Sasha and how they buried Glenn and Abraham at Hilltop.

At the Burial Site:

When I saw Sasha pull out Hershel's watch that he gave to Glenn, my heart ached. I think Maggie's did too, simply because she now owns the watch--the only thing she has to remember her father by. She has her and Glenn's baby, which she didn't lose, despite everything that had happened.

Does anybody else hate Gregory? The way he calls Maggie "Dear", "Honey", and "Marsha" it makes me cringe. But we all saw that fire spark back into Maggie's eyes when she ripped the watch from Gregory. But my favorite part was when she punched him. Go Maggie!


"Maggie Rhee" <-- Yes. My feels. I'm so proud of Maggie. She's taking a leadership role now. It'll be interesting to see what happens with her character. Same with Sasha.

Jesus and Sasha, perhaps? I don't think so. I think that Sasha loved Abraham--but now that he's gone, It'll take awhile for her to accept anybody new in her life. 

The ending of the episode, where Jesus found Carl. 

In the comics, Carl was in the van where Daryl was. I wonder if Carl will become Negan's protoge, but I heard that Chandler Riggs (The actor who plays Carl) only had a 7 season contract. It will be interesting how they play his character. 

Hopefully next Sunday's episode will be more entertaining! 

Cheers, 
~Rio

Sunday, November 20, 2016

Service

This is Season 7, Episode 4.

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Thoughts: 

While I liked this episode because of the creativity, I felt like this show was...lacking something. When Negan had asked to see Maggie, Father Gabriel's answer was, "Would you like to pay your respects?" 



FINALLY. Gabriel did something useful again. Faking Maggie's death was a brilliant idea on his part. 

The look on Negan's face when he was told that Maggie had died...what was that? Remorse? Sadness? I have no idea. 

Let's talk about Carl. That kid has some balls--threatening Negan and his men like that. Rick is trying to keep everything calm so that nobody else dies. But because of that, I don't think that Negan had any intentions of taking Rick's guns away--it was only until Carl decided to do what he did. 



But, can we talk about the elephant in the room? Fans have been wondering about Judith. In the comics, she, along with Lori, dies in the prison raid. So it will be interesting to see how they play her storyline. BUT, when Rick admitted that he knew that Judith wasn't his, my heart broke.


Hopefully, things will pick up in the next episode! 

Cheers!
~Rio


Saturday, November 19, 2016

Introduction

Hi!

You may or may not know me from my other blog, which I will post down below:

http://riodonovoyn.blogspot.com/?zx=5fd13d662411c7d1

But this blog will be dedicated to my favorite show, The Walking Dead!

Here, I will discuss the episodes that air on Sundays, and they will INCLUDE spoilers. My thoughts, my reviews, my critiques, and my comparison to the comics--which I read and adore.

Any people that do not like this blog, leave hateful or spiteful comments, WILL be deleted and blocked. Be kind and respectful and let's have an awesome time, shall we?!

Thanks!

~Rio