(October 28, 2015 at 12:33 pm)Clueless Morgan Wrote:

(October 28, 2015 at 12:18 pm)Thena323 Wrote: For anyone interested in a closer look:  

WARNING:*Video contains VIOLENT GORE and SPOILER*

LOL  Yeah... I guess it's a good thing we all already know with a video name and still like that...

Thanks, fixed it.

About to watch tonight's episode.

Well, this episode suuuuuucked. Big time...

It did not suck. I rather liked it.

I understand it was done to prolong us knowing whether Glen is dead or not, which he is not, but still.

(November 2, 2015 at 3:03 am)Kitan Wrote: It did not suck.  I rather liked it.

I understand it was done to prolong us knowing whether Glen is dead or not, which he is not, but still.

Oh, he's dead, alright. He'd better be. Unless maybe Melisandre brings him back... No, wait - that's a different, and quite a lot better series...

Did we really need an entire episode dedicated to the origin story of Morgan's stick? And that throwaway fat Yoda character? Ugh... I was having flashbacks of that f***ing farm...

(November 2, 2015 at 3:17 am)Homeless Nutter Wrote: Did we really need an entire episode dedicated to the origin story of Morgan's stick?

Maybe not, but it was well done.

Yet, maybe it was needed.

Remember there were lapses in his appearance.

The last time we saw him, he was insane.

There had to be an explanation as to how he overcame the situation in which he was last with Rick and Mishonne.

(November 2, 2015 at 3:22 am)Kitan Wrote: Yet, maybe it was needed.

Remember there were lapses in his appearance.

The last time we saw him, he was insane.

There had to be an explanation as to how he overcame the situation in which he was last with Rick and Mishonne.

I agree that this was probably a needed episode to set up the future path of Morgan's character.

I liked it but was a little unenthusiastic about it when I realized it would be 100% Morgan, especially knowing it was an extra-long episode. That upset me a little. I don't know that this story required the extra story time and would have rather that extra time be put to something exciting or dramatic.

It felt a little too jarring of a transition to go from two rock-em-sock-em episodes with Glen (possibly) dying to a 100% character-driven episode with very little action. It felt like a pace change that happened a little too fast for me.

Enjoyed the episode. 
It wouldn't have killed the producers to show the young couple that surrendered to Morgan happening upon Eastman's cabin at the end, though. 
That would've been nice to see.

(November 2, 2015 at 11:44 pm)Thena323 Wrote: Enjoyed the episode. 
It wouldn't have killed the producers to show the young couple that surrendered to Morgan happening upon Eastman's cabin at the end, though. 
That would've been nice to see.

Yeah, I kind of wanted Morgan to dump the cabin guy and join them on their trek.