http://coub.com/view/299mu5ei

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVVH51wctLc

 

The word "well" makes me think "well walker"
Well walker makes me think Glenn
Glenn...
GLENNNNN
GLENNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN

 

Just when I thought I was coming to terms with it!! : (

 

Sorry, I blame TWD for creating such an insensitive title.

 

Im glad I'm not the only one that thought that:,(

 

Love the humor.

 

Carol stealing weapons and chocolate..for the cookies!!

 

Everything Carol was awesome this episode. Her reaction after seeing Ezekiel was priceless. Loved her hand shooting out to steal the knife.

i didnt hate Morgan this episode, so thats a positive thing.

 

QBC is not dead... maybe withered, loved that Eziekel saw through her mask.

I think Morgan has found a home.

Live reaction thread was the BEST!

 

Melissa McBride and Khary Payton stole the show tonight, so good to see Carol again.

 

I am in awe of how well Khary Payton captured the very essence of Ezekiel. He nailed it! The more real and honest scene between Ezekiel and Carol was the definite high point. It was just so "cut the crap" and I enjoyed seeing both sides of Zeke.

Major credit to how they created Shiva - I do not watch much television to know how well other show's effects are, but I think Shiva was about as on par as the dragons on GoT (which I think is pretty damn good for a non-HBO show). I was worried how Shiva would look/translate to television, but everything seemed great!

 

Isn't Shiva real? Khary said she was on Talking Dead. Was I just being gullible?!? LMAO

 

I liked how they showed Carol was broken at the beginning. Seeing the walkers as people when they were killed was an effective way to show she didn't want to kill anymore.

 

-The humor!!!

-Ezekiel's introduction - I'm not gonna lie--I was laughing when Morgan wheeled Carol into the auditorium and there he was sitting on the stage with his pet tiger, Shiva. The entire scene with Carol trying not to laugh (or show outright disgust) was so funny. Even when they offered her fruit, the way Ezekiel spoke to her.

-The contrast between light and dark - how we see Ezekiel hamming it up one moment, then how he interacts with the Saviors, and his final conversation with Carol that revealed he knew what she was doing--and why she was doing it. That was powerful and it reminded me of why I love TWD so much--it's really incredible how much depth it has about the human condition, how we try to survive and cope with our circumstances that are beyond our control.

-The Face-Off Walker - Yuck!/Cool!/Did I just see that?!

-When they showed how some walkers used to look when they were alive...that struck me because many of the walkers are so badly decomposed, they are barely recognizable as to who they were and what they looked like when they were alive.

-Morgan questioning his worldview, wrestling with it, -- great development for his character.

 

"Where there's life, there's hope, heroism, grace, and love. Where there's life there's life". Sooooo refreshing after coming off of last weeks episode. This is the kind of leader I can get on board with. Great additions to the cast. Jerry, Shiva and Robert the no nonsense warrior, liking all of it. The Kingdom reminded me of Woodbury minus the insane leader. Also, loved that I care about Morgan again.
Loved how Morgan and Carol play off each other. When Carol asked Ezekiel for a hairbrush because, "no one told me I'd be meeting royalty" and Morgan looks over at her and kind of chuckles, I died. He knows he's getting his ass handed to him when they get out of that auditorium. A much needed and appreciated episode. I'm moving to the Kingdom! screw Alexandria and Hilltop.

 

Nope, she's CGI.

They had someone with a tiger costume head on sitting next to Khary on Talking Dead. It was kinda weird.