Definitely!!! The other 3 were BORING

 

WTF!

 

Goodnight! See you next week

 

Agreed

 

Pretty good episode. We knew we weren't going to actually see the Commonwealth in this episode, so it was either going to take place at the rail station or on the road. Making it Princess centric served its purpose to get us more familiar with her character, meaning she will probably have a somewhat big arc in S11. It also served the purpose of making our group a bit less trustworthy in the eyes of the soldiers, which may make their transition into the new community more interesting. I suspected that she was just hallucinating the other characters about 10 seconds into the dialogue with Yumiko, and I was 100% sure by the time Zeke was entering via ceiling, but I think it still worked for what it was. I liked it. One thing I would have changed was having the train actually moving, en route to its destination. Would have been more technically difficult, but could have added more tension to some scenes, and anticipation of an 'arrival'. 8.5/10.

 

Daryl's girfriend...Princess's personality...okay there's ten minutes total. The writers have packed up their offices. Real minor league writing. 0

 

I loathed this episode. For me it's the worst of the entire series.

 

How many times have characters imagined hearing or seeing other characters in this show?
You could make a drinking game with a couple friends. Take turns, within limited time, name or describe episode with character hallucinating and others drink a shot. Dont meet time limit you take shot. Last one standing wins.
Rick hears voices on phone in prison. Drink shot opponents. Next!
Rick sees wife walking around outside prison. Take a shot!
Rick sees Shane on raid on Governors. Shot!
Oh no time running out ... wait Tyreese dying Ha Ha I made it . Drink shot!

 

I thought it was interesting as bottle episodes go as it revealed some more about what makes Princess tick. How much of it was in her head? All of it or just the part of Z coming through the ceiling and then beating the guard, which turned out to be her. That was a little confusing for me as all that went before was pretty elaborate even for those with an active imagination.

 

I finally got to see it. It was okay. Out of the extra episodes, this one was the best for me.


The truth is out there

 

Thanks for the clarification. I haven’t been watching Talking Dead since the show started up again. I guess I’ll have to start.

 

The very first and last scene are the only time that Yumiko/Eugene/Zeke are real. But all the interactions with the guards in between are real. The interrogation was real, as well as the strip search, and Princess really did beat the guard and escape briefly. The two walkers she saw on either side of Zeke through the fence were really there, hooked together.

 

aah...that makes sense. I don’t blame her then for beating the snot out of that guard as I didn’t care for the way the “storm troopers” were interacting with her and presumably the others and these are “good” guys?