I gave it a 7. Not my favorite episode. Didn't fee like it accomplished a whole lot. Didn't think it was a bad episode though.

 

Solid 7

 

Boring episode.

"Here's Not Here," was slow, but at least it kept my attention. "Now" was the sixth season's version of "Slabtown".

The only positives were Aaron and Deanna stabbing that walker with the shattered bottle.

 

It was the weakest of the season so far (isn't saying much. Best season ever so far) but still half decent. I'd say 7.8.

 

Yeah it wasn't too exciting, a couple of reveals, but not terrible. I went with an 8.

 

Decent episode. I'll give it an 8. Would be a 7 but all of those Aaron/Maggie scenes were wonderful.

 

Really enjoyed the episode. Maggie destroyed me tbh , bringing up the picture and everything got me tearing up . Tara and Denise yes please. Can we talk about how awesome Tara is for brining the best out of the coward characters. Jessie projecting what Rick said to her in Try. If you don't fight ,you die. To We don't fight we die. Very nice touch. Deanna is on a journey and they described her correctly "warrior" for the season , when she attacked that walker just loved it! This season has been phenomenal thus far, id give it a 9

 

4, only because I didn't poop during the episode.

 

I liked watching people develop and start to make their decisions: quit or fight. [MENTION=7276]Walkers_TWD[/MENTION] had a great observation:

And--in a sentence I never imagined writing in any context--I really enjoyed the sewers. Maggie and Aaron's journey was wonderfully done and really poignant when she revealed the pregnancy.

 

this is the new nadir.

it really could have used a goat.

 

I rate it a 6, because it didn't make me angry, but the pacing and direction was almost painful to sit through. It started to become unintentionally funny as I watched it. Episodes like this really highlight how terrible the writing can be. Terrible is probably too strong, but it was just so basic. I was waiting for someone to say "Zombies kill people" and then a long pause and some reaction shots.

 

7. Wasnt my favorite, but I still enjoyed it. From the opening, I though it was gonna be a heavy episode, but for me it sorta just fizzled. I did enjoy the development from the softer sides of the community tho...

 

6.

Boy. They really are dragging this Glenn thing out, aren't they? Complete filler episode. Nothing bad this episode, but not much great either. Those sewer walkers are disgusting on so many levels.

 

I havent watched it yet, but I know its going to be amazin...

 

6..seemed like a place setting episode..no real thrills, nothing much new. Meh overall.

 

I gave it a 9. I thought this was a great episode. The scenes with Maggie and Aaron in the sewer were excellent. Aaron is developing into being a very central character, and I'm enjoying it. I can't wait to see more of him. Deanna broke out of her shell tonight. It was very apparent how much she was struggling with coming to terms with how things are changing, but I think she's going to be alright. She's got a lot to learn though. When she went crazy stabbing the walker in the chest, it was a flashback to the prison scene when the inmates went crazy with the prison riot crap and everyone else is just standing back looking at them thinking "what the hell are these guys doing?" A couple slight tearjerker moments...when we see Glenn's name being written on the wall, and when we see Maggie going to down to erase it. Seeing Jesse come out of her shell was awesome as well, and it's about damn time that her and Rick make a move on one another.

 

Pretty good episode. Had actual character development of multiple characters, unlike last week's episode. I enjoyed the scenes with Maggie and Tara a lot.

 

Much better than 604. A good solid episode.