Walking Dead Season 7
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Laspector
Master Member
I just wish they would weave things together better editing wise. I'm getting tired of 'this episode is all about this person, this episode is all about that person'. They could put parts of all these stories in each episode and still have it work. Half the time, by the time it gets back to a particular character, I've already forgotten what they were doing the last time we saw them.
kibosh
Sr Member
Totally forgot about her. Where has she been?
IIRC the actress was pregnant, so they removed her from the story for awhile. She was sent on a run with Heath and one or two other guys last season an episode or two before Denise was killed. Remember that Denise was out with Darrel and Sasha looking for orange soda for Tara, when she was shot in the eye.
thats what im saying, i wondered where she went
i knew she was pregnant but i didnt know "when" she was pregnant lol. that makes total sense! i do remember denise out with darrel, but i totally forgot where tara left off. i thought she was in alexandria with everyone. glad she's back, she's one of my favorites :angel
So was that Tara that washed up on the beach in the preview?
ghostryder
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joshvanrad
Master Member
Did they intentionally treat all the dialogue like a bad B movie. What terrible acting and delivery.
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cayman shen
Master Member
Man, that episode was a snooze. Another loooong lecture about how we gotta survive at all costs, blah blah blah. Two Z list characters we don't care about getting a whole episode full of stuff we don't care about (maybe there'll be some payoff with the Amazon women? I anticipate SOME deus ex machina to rescue them from Neegan. Carol again? Who knows). The show is becoming "melodrama mad libs." Losing interest again. I'm sure that something good will happen for the mid-season finale to drag me back in, but.
Yes, lets get all the separated groups back together and have them all battle zombies and kill the bad guys every week in every episode in a blastem up shootem up gore fest instead of all this silly stuff like trying to survive in a zombie apocalypse because we all know it would only be all non stop killing zombies on a day to day basis with unlimited guns and bullets and knives and no time for rest or doing anything like trying to eek out a life amongst all the death and gore and bloodshed as nothing like that would likely happen in an apocalypse because it would be all non stop mayhem for the rest of your life until you got eaten by a horde of rotting zombies, yep that what this show is supposed to be right?
LOL! not sure if you're joking or not but she did have a baby and was breast feeding it during that shoot. i will say though, as she was leapinig over those cars, i seriously thought she was going to knock herself unconscious with those puppies, lol. i thought it was a decent episode and it's important because they have weapons though Tara kept her mouth shut as per her promise.
we shall see but it wasn't worth dedicating an entire episode to but Tara does have a fan following so.....
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damn brother... come up for air on that one? LOL
That episode was a waste of time, money and effort. It wasn't even written well.
matty matt
Sr Member
My biggest problem with this show is that it's either going 100mph or it's at a dead stop. There is no in between. A little balance with the pacing would go a long way.
Noeland
Master Member
The guy who plays Heath is taking over for Jack Bauer, so I was positive they'd be writing him off the show entirely. I guess they just wanted to give themselves an option to write him back into the show in the event that the new 24 tanks. I will not be surprised if the next time we see Heath it'll be him running into Daryl working on the fence.
I like Tara too. I'm not sure they needed to dedicate the entire hour to her finding Oceanside's arsenal. I think flashing back to Alexandria, maybe showing Eugene setting up a reloading bench or something might have added some tension and build up to the inevitable "we need guns" episode that hopefully happens this season.
One of the things that makes me chuckle about the comic is the way they wrote Eugene to "engineer" making bullets. That just made me laugh out loud. There would be lots and lots of reloading benches around, lots of reloading materials in lots of basements, shops, garages, etc. Probably find 50 gal drums full of empty brass in shooting ranges, etc. This is just one more thing most writers don't know anything about I guess. If they happened upon the old Hornady or Remington manufacturing facilities, heck, they'd be all set. They could crank out their own guns and ammo all damn day.
Considering Rosita gave Eugene rimmed brass in either 357mag, 44mag, or 50AE, I'm curious to see if how that's going to magically turn into a rimless 9mm, or 40 cal round!
I like Tara too. I'm not sure they needed to dedicate the entire hour to her finding Oceanside's arsenal. I think flashing back to Alexandria, maybe showing Eugene setting up a reloading bench or something might have added some tension and build up to the inevitable "we need guns" episode that hopefully happens this season.
One of the things that makes me chuckle about the comic is the way they wrote Eugene to "engineer" making bullets. That just made me laugh out loud. There would be lots and lots of reloading benches around, lots of reloading materials in lots of basements, shops, garages, etc. Probably find 50 gal drums full of empty brass in shooting ranges, etc. This is just one more thing most writers don't know anything about I guess. If they happened upon the old Hornady or Remington manufacturing facilities, heck, they'd be all set. They could crank out their own guns and ammo all damn day.
Considering Rosita gave Eugene rimmed brass in either 357mag, 44mag, or 50AE, I'm curious to see if how that's going to magically turn into a rimless 9mm, or 40 cal round!
cayman shen
Master Member
Yeah, the brass casing from the Deagle better be made into something that would realistically fit a caliber appropriate gun.
The casing could have been symbolic as well. Eugene could take it and say "This is for a 50 cal Desert Eagle. It will not fit your 9mm Beretta. Look, I have been collecting brass all day, here is what you will need", pointing to a shoebox full of 9mm brass.
Everything does not have to be so literal.
Everything does not have to be so literal.
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