Atlanta, Atlanta and Atlanta.

 

It was Soooo much better the 3rd time I watched it. 2nd time I was still missing stuff. That 3rd watch was schweeeeet.

Daryl slamming Noah into bookcase. Loved it.

 

i have a confession about this ep;
the tent walkers and the ones in the sleeping bags gave me nightmares last night because i got tangled up in my duvet in my sleep and panicked
damn fine tv show this TWD

 

I don't think I noticed that till my 8th or 9th watch.:zombies_confused:

 

I wish he put his nose up to it and gave it a big wiff. Mmmm smells like T-Dawgs booty.

 

Great Atlanta post Apocalypse cinematography....and No Tara were the best parts.

 

Very funny!!! But Tara is extremely LLAAMMEE...Terrible actress. Infact, when I can't sleep I watch a scene with Tara and I'm sleeping like a baby...

 

I really, really liked this episode. I wasn't *entirely* sure what to expect, all things considered, but I ended up being very satisfied at the end of it. Loved the acting from both Reedus and McBride, loved the scenes in general and pretty much everything about them. Loved the intentionally unintentional hilarious moments, like the walker hail and the dog shit painting. My favorite part, the one that had me laughing hard enough that I needed to pause it and compose myself, was the worm-dancing walkers in the sky bridge. I don't know, something about them flopping around in sleeping bags, like giant worms just struck me as the funniest thing I had seen all day. Loved it.

 

You've got the soul of a poet and the heart of a lover.

 

I can't give any praise to this episode because I haven't really watched it. I was very occupied licking the screen each time Daryl showed. But tonight I'm going to watch this, but really watch it, not stopping the ep. to lust about Daryl and then I can give a real opinion.

 

Bae I knew from the moment I saw it that it was a Dadog reference. <3

 

One other thing I liked was seeing Carol in stealth survival mode. We know she a survivor, but she just got heave ho, from her only family. She may have had a meltdown in the car, but she picked herself up, dusted herself off and got right down to business...heck, she even leafed through a magazine.

 

I really liked the episode very much. Daryl and Carol are always a good combo - and it was creepy as hell, to see Atlanta again. Since I just recently watched season 1 again, I was amazed, how they make the city look even more ruined and wasted.
And I think, Noah could make a good addition to the cast.

 

The episode was great. There was a lot of Daryl. We discovered Daryl has a better understanding on contemporary art than lots of art critics. I gave the ep a 9, because... yes, there was Daryl, but there wasn't enough of Daryl.







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I can't say enough how much I enjoyed the city scenes. It's like an oasis after the heavy concentration on rural settings the past few seasons. I thought the imagery was very well done, like Daryl and Carol approaching Atlanta on the same road as Rick did in Season 1.

I'm really looking forward to a couple of episodes now centered around Atlanta.

 

Good to see a thread like this, seems to be a lot of negativity floating around here and some is warranted here and there, but it seems to overpower the good things sometimes.

I liked the city scenes, Carol and Daryl's back and forth little bits of banter and the cinematic quality of most of the episode was great. I thought Noah did a job so far since his debut as well.