The Walking Dead/Fear the Walking Dead (Beware of Spoilers)

[Hal-9000]

A part of the writing made me chuckle. Carl lays there dying explaining how Rick had to do certain things for him and Judith. Then later Rick regurgitates the exact incidents and reasons back saying he did it for Carl and Judith, as if he didn't hear one dying word Carl said

[Hal-9000]

And of course they turn Morgan into a semi badass because I dissed him before the episode. Nothing like pulling a few guts out to get that inner non violent philosophy confused

[Teh One Who Knocks]

Okay, the Garbage People are no more (except for Jadis).

So she can talk normal? Then WTF was with all the stupid talk the whole time?

[DemonGeminiX]

I don't think Simon's gonna be around for much longer....

[Teh One Who Knocks]

I don't think Simon's gonna be around for much longer....

Not after Negan finds out that he wiped out all the Garbage People.

[Hal-9000]

Okay, the Garbage People are no more (except for Jadis).

So she can talk normal? Then WTF was with all the stupid talk the whole time?

One of the nicknames for the Garbage People is the Heapsters, which I find funny. After last night's episode it really applied because her story made them seem like young creators of art who wanted to make a statement about the world using the dump.

I actually thought the actress did a good job last night and was also surprised to hear her drop the baby talk. Maybe that was part of the Heapster mentality?


I really enjoyed last night's episode, both the format and what happened. I found myself leaning over to Negan's side at times when he was talking about his method to save people (kill only one and save the rest). When he said - Because it works! I kinda got a little chill down my spine because there is truth in the comment.

[Hal-9000]

I don't think Simon's gonna be around for much longer....

Not after Negan finds out that he wiped out all the Garbage People.

Chekhov's blue paint..

[Teh One Who Knocks]

One of the nicknames for the Garbage People is the Heapsters, which I find funny. After last night's episode it really applied because her story made them seem like young creators of art who wanted to make a statement about the world using the dump.

I actually thought the actress did a good job last night and was also surprised to hear her drop the baby talk. Maybe that was part of the Heapster mentality?


I really enjoyed last night's episode, both the format and what happened. I found myself leaning over to Negan's side at times when he was talking about his method to save people (kill only one and save he rest). When he said - Because it works! I kinda got a little chill down my spine because there is truth in the comment.

I was kind of taken aback as to how hard Negan took Carl's death. I thought maybe he and Rick would have a breakthrough of some kind, but no, Rick is going to throw away everything his dying kid wanted and still try and kill Negan.

[Hal-9000]

I was kind of taken aback as to how hard Negan took Carl's death. I thought maybe he and Rick would have a breakthrough of some kind, but no, Rick is going to throw away everything his dying kid wanted and still try and kill Negan.

I'm not a comic reader, apparently the Carl/Negan relationship there is closer than on the show.

Listening to my favorite podcast about the show, the two hosts were joking that Carl only made it grade one or two and then went on the road after the zombie apocalypses.

So they open the letters and no one can read them because they're all just scrawls and nonsense

[Teh One Who Knocks]

Chekhov's blue paint..

Coach me up sir, I'm not familiar with that.

[Hal-9000]

Coach me up sir, I'm not familiar with that.

Chekhov's Gun is a term usually referencing stage plays that says in essence - You don't show a gun in act one and then do nothing with it. By the third act it should be fired.

It gets more technical than that talking about plot devices that shouldn't be introduced if there is no relevance in the piece of work. Play, story, movies.

For Walking Dead, you may recall Eugene saw some paint and connected it in a pretty big way to Dwight, which helped them forge an alliance of sorts.
Last night we saw both Rick and Simon step in the paint...and Negan doesn't know about what Simon did at the dump.

I predict the paint will somehow tie Simon to the massacre.

[Hal-9000]

When Jadis was explaining that the Garbage was the canvas and 'we were the paint', I was touched.

Then I saw the conveyor belt of gore and thought - Yep, you certainly were the paint

[Teh One Who Knocks]

Chekhov's Gun is a term usually referencing stage plays that says in essence - You don't show a gun in act one and then do nothing with it. By the third act it should be fired.

It gets more technical than that talking about plot devices that shouldn't be introduced if there is no relevance in the piece of work. Play, story, movies.

For Walking Dead, you may recall Eugene saw some paint and connected it in a pretty big way to Dwight, which helped them forge an alliance of sorts.
Last night we saw both Rick and Simon step in the paint...and Negan doesn't know about what Simon did at the dump.

I predict the paint will somehow tie Simon to the massacre.

Oh, I knew about the Chekov's Gun thing, I though the Chekov's Paint was another reference

[Hal-9000]

Yeah I apply the term to anything that looks it may be placed into a show for a later reason.

[Teh One Who Knocks]

Yeah I apply the term to anything that looks it may be placed into a show for a later reason.