I hear you! Now when you point it out, it is a bit weird. I think people forget how big some places are!

 

I mean, Morgan walked from like DC to Texas in the space of a 15 second montage, so teleporting is nothing new to him.

Man, that guy really is a ninja.

 

Because I listen to so many audio texts from you.....I read all your posts in your voice with all your speaking habits every time now. Especially this one. Lol <3

 

Morgan can do what he wants lol he has plot armour so thick that he's basically immortal. He'll easily run 400 miles in 1 episode

 

With the loss of Rick, Maggie, Madison and Nick. He is so integral to the franchise that he could literally take a giant steaming shit on the floor, pick it up and smash a zombies head in with it and get praised on The Talking Dead for his creativity.

 

Years later, Morgans descendants will use the term shitheads instead of walkers and all will wonder how that name originated.

 

I really hope this isn't a case of Morgan traveling to another state, then trying to find his way back to Texas. It better be a case of Morgan radioing Al and the group then travels from Texas to him.

It feels like it will be the former, and another case of "what were the writers thinking". They keep putting characters in these situations that are easily resolved only to come up with the most idiotic solution. Like, I don't know......Alicia and Nick driving a few more feet to the stadium gate before they are surrounded by slow moving walkers...or Madison locking herself inside a stadium that she could have easily climbed the chain link fence to escape to higher ground. Now we might have Morgan traveling to another state, East of where he was, closer to home, only to maybe turn around and make his way West again.

 

Another winner of an episode! I keep reminding myself over and over that this is after all, a fictional show about zombies - zombies for crying out loud - I get it. But my gosh......
(As noted above); Falling asleep in a semi trailer (that *just* happened to have a lantern hanging on the wall) and not waking up during a 400+mi trip??? And I was screaming "What is he doing?!" when Morgan came to the tree across the road - Just completely abandoned a perfectly good-running car and the trunk full of supplies (I know he could have packed some in his backpack, but)..... And set off walking.....walking back to wherever he was headed. Supplies and a running vehicle with gas in it aren't exactly growing on trees in this world. Push the tree with the car; drive around; turn around and find another route.........

So much stupidity in this episode. I thought it worlds better than last week, but dang this show seems to feel so much different than in seasons past - and not for the better.

 

Maybe the motion of the truck might not have wakened Morgan if his sleeping brain thought he was being battered by the storm, but surely the engine noise would have roused him.

Yeah, I expected him to move the tree in the road. Deserting the car was the plot thing that bothered me the most.

 

The tree was so small too, "Damnit cannot move it!"

 

I'll add to the questioning and I hope @Neuropyramidal can chip in. So someone was dropping boxes on the highway at miles ending in 4. Wendell and Sarah steal his truck and leave him with a box of goods. That's all good.

I guess they followed the guy's map to the Mississippi truck stop (?). Was the guy the missing Polar bear? Are we still to assume that the truck stop and the delivery system are part of the Commonwealth? Now was the voice on the radio part of this organization or was it the filthy woman? And if so, is she part of the organization (thus, not Commonwealth) or did she take over another one of their truck stops? Is she with Sarah and Wendell? (hope not, but if not I can't see why she'd go towards them alone). Was the zombie pinned to the wall Polar bear ?

The episode was pretty bad, but it did open quite a few possibilities for what's to come.

 

This episode was SHIT. Lol

I’m assuming from what was said on TD that the voice on the radio was Sarah. (She said her first scene was talking on a walkie with Morgan before she ever even met Lennie James.)

 

I don't understand how they can put together a first half of the season like 4A, which was for the most part well done, and then create trash like we had in this last episode. Since she was under contract anyway, why didn't they just keep Kim Dickens and build a simple story around her in the second half and then have her die at the end of the season. It would have spaced out the big character deaths and given coherence to the story.

Instead of having the few survivors of 4A bond they have everyone inexplicably scattered and now they just introduced new horrendous characters.

If this is all they've got they should've just told the season's story in 10 episodes and ended with Madison's death and the aftermath.

 

All life is precious. *ducks*

It can take me a while to decide about new characters. But, honestly, I don't see anyone living out in the open being alive in a wheelchair this far into the ZA. It seems like pandering to get a new audience, so it will probably give him annoying plot armor.

Myself, I bet anything I would have become too slow long ago without my asthma medicine. The ZA is for the fit and fleet. (And highly portable babies.)

Beer guy, Jimmy?, looks promising. But, I think, now that we know about boiling water to make it safer, beer won't be as important in this iteration of survival as it originally was.

 

I was thinking about that too, how have these two survived? They felt out of show too, too clowny and smug evil for Walking Dead. Negan pulled the smugness off cause he had a inner fury and an army of assholes to back it up with, he could afford doing shit. But these two? It's a dude in a wheel chair!? How has he survived out there? He can only go on roads and some roads...well that tree in the way and he is screwed.

How did they survive before they stole the truck and I also wonder, what place did the ycome from? THEY must have been inside a settlement of some type, wheelchairs also break down. My uncle used to work in repair for such things.

The water is funny, it taken accumulative like 12 seasons for someone to mention the water thing in this regard, this after people taken baths in zombie goo and pretty much said "We can bath as long as you don't swollow to much of this goo water!" I think last time the people worried about water being bad to drink was in season 2 if we do not count season 5 I believe, when they found water on the road. And that was human bottled so I won't count it! Good guy Aaron not being trusted

I would die super hard in the setting too by the way, migraines, IBS, skinny as a twig and bad physical condition lol!

EDIT:

Also, wtf did they intend to do driving up to Rick Grimes, with Negan, Daryl, Carol among other bad ass killers and good people in his entourage and go "Lol we got Mo-Mo kidnapped, what you gonna do about it?"

"I don't know, probably machete you"

And thats that.

 

Uber.