I kind of felt like them skipping all of that was a strong point of the episode. Rick and Michonne have already done a lot of debating about this general subject recently, and I felt the episode kind of had balls for allowing its audience to put the remaining pieces together. I feel like we know how they both feel already. This allowed them to jump right into the action, and move on with the episode.

Although I do agree, the episode could probably have used at least one line of dialogue explaining how Jesus and Daryl got on board with this trip.

 

My thought on the opening was that most of it was exactly what they showed in the promo for the episode. I agree that they could have shown Tara telling Rick about Oceanside. Especially when we all talked about her decision to do it so much.

 

Tara obviously talked about it in her sleep so she was totally unaware she did it until they were all like "come on lets go" and now she's all mortified of course.

 

I didn't like the opening sequence at all.The voice-over talking annoyed me. The action wasn't particularly matched to the dialog. switching locations felt disjointed.

 

Not only did they miss all of that, they also didn't show what happened to Sasha. We saw her go into the building then see her captured and only hear about the "shitstorm". Did she get to Negan? Did she only get a few steps inside? Did she kill anybody else?

 

I enjoyed the pacing. It moved things along it did not dwell on planning when we can just see the result of the planning and understand what had happened.

 

I wish every episode cut out these meaningless scenes

 

I did think woah did I miss the last part of the last episode but I actually enjoyed them just 'getting on with it'


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I thought I’d missed an episode, or the end of the last weeks episode, especially with Sasha suddenly in a cell.