Surely at some point Dwight turns on Negan and thats how they get him
Just a poorly conceived way to get Carl into Negans hands. Either he needed to go all-in, take the shot and consequences be damned or there needed to be some credible reason why he didn't shoot. Neither of those things happened. Reminded me a bit of peak-time stupid/annoying Carl from season 2.
Can someone confirm or deny this? Its where mine finished too, still not sure if I missed anything.
Y'all crazy. Negan is the best villain the show's ever had (not that that says much I know), makes the Governor look like a schoolgirl. I still have no idea why the Gov took the approach he did with Rick's group. Understand Negan's motives completely. Strength in numbers. Resources = survival. And if it enables you to live like a king why not.
Only thing I agree with in that article is that he's getting too much screen time, for mine villains always work best when there's some mystique to them.
Every WD season since s2. Would love to see what they'd do with a 10 or 12 ep season.
I thought it was dumb only from the point of view that Carl went there specifically for that reason then bottled out for some unknown reason.
Just a poorly conceived way to get Carl into Negans hands. Either he needed to go all-in, take the shot and consequences be damned or there needed to be some credible reason why he didn't shoot. Neither of those things happened. Reminded me a bit of peak-time stupid/annoying Carl from season 2.
Mine cut out just as
Negan and Carl were sitting on Rick's porch and Negan was fondling Judith and wondering if he should just kill Rick and Carl and just live there. Running time 62:08
I got jibbed, right?
Can someone confirm or deny this? Its where mine finished too, still not sure if I missed anything.
Think the other thing we learned, although it's been obvious for some time, is that the character of Negan is a millstone around the shows neck, and the sooner he cashes in his chips the better (wouldn't mind if he took Carl with him come to think of it)
This article says it perfectly .........................
http://www.forbes.com/sites/erikkai...g-dead-but-he-still-needs-to-go/#6771467d37b2
The Governor was so good come to think of it
Plus you could actually connect with the Governor, with the loss of his daughter, etc... And you could understand his motives better - Woodbury was an actual community, you could understand why he wanted to go after Rick and co.
Y'all crazy. Negan is the best villain the show's ever had (not that that says much I know), makes the Governor look like a schoolgirl. I still have no idea why the Gov took the approach he did with Rick's group. Understand Negan's motives completely. Strength in numbers. Resources = survival. And if it enables you to live like a king why not.
Only thing I agree with in that article is that he's getting too much screen time, for mine villains always work best when there's some mystique to them.
They have to stretch out the story to fill the time. I have been watching every week thinking: "If think they are short on plot this season, spreading it out like butter over too much bread."
Every WD season since s2. Would love to see what they'd do with a 10 or 12 ep season.