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Isn't the tower pretty much where the truck was crashed during the wolf attack? I seem to remember the truck being right below Spencer after he shot the driver. edit: As for the wolf, I'd put good money on him killing Morgan after he lets him out of the cell to escape from the herd.

Their real mistake was not ending that episode with the them falling off the dumpster. Instead they wanted to push for another of their over the top crazy visuals. This one failed miserably though. Also, if they really wanted to shock people, the would have included him as a death on Talking Dead. That would have been the only way to not have at least half of the viewers expecting him to walk back into town any second now.

Has he been writing stuff like this every week or is he just trolling a specific fanbase that he knows will take the bait?

That whole plane thing is annoying. I wish they'd just leave it on the internet so you can watch it at will instead of seeing weekly 5 second clips.

I think the worst part of the Glenn thing was how much of him wound up being exposed while Nick was torn apart. Not one walker got a piece of him?

You know what's worse in my mind? All these people caught by the herd but not completely devoured. Nick, the guy on the fence... How is there any of them left to actually turn. Back when T-dog was killed, all that was left of him was a rib cage.

Me too. I go by the brand name to avoid the hassle.

I suppose that's the only way to get ammo in along with the gun, but man, hiding a fully loaded gun

That wasn't magnum. He was turning the wrong way.

I'm amazed no one has complained about the spoilers that are everywhere in this thread. Usually that's exactly what happens when a thread goes off like this one has. Does that mean that Negan is known well even among non-readers?

Why does someone get to make this "special announcement" on the news? Do people really care about this garbage? And yes, I already know the answer to that question, it just makes me

You would think that they'd be able to pull off a similar move without wasting one of the RPGs. They're a very valuable commodity at this point and there has to be an easier way of starting a massive fire. That and I could see some bumbling Alexandrian burn down their own town during the attempt.

There's a much better question about the humvee and the RPG. How did it last that long without already being claimed? That other group is in that immediately area and should have been all over that stuff already. I'm also kind of curious as to how that soldier got impaled, but we'll never learn that one.

I thought it was a bridge.

I'm right there with you. Maybe it wouldn't be that way if the season hadn't started out the way it did, but right now it's not working so well.

After seeing the trailer in a theater this weekend, I get the feeling that Kylo is a Solo. That brief shot of Leia crying gives me that impression, a kind of "he did what" type response from her.

That was my only question from the episode. Was there any sound other than Abe's response? I didn't hear anything. And they must have something massive up their sleeves for the last two episodes. With the high pace they started the season with, they've backed off a ton since about episode 3. Couple that with how they gave away absolutely zero information in next week's previews, I get the feeling they're about to ramp the energy level right back up.

Does he even know where he is? That's not your typical football game attire.

I wish Randy would go back to being Lourde.

And the prison did actually work well for the issue of people dying inside. Each person sleeping in their own cell took care of that issue.

I love it whenever one of these players pops up who was drafted in a round that no longer exists. That's almost Tsujimoto territory there. It makes me wonder where some of these undrafted guys would have gone if they had 10+ rounds.

Why stop there? If the body tissue is completely disintegrated like that, how does the walker move? We're talking Army of Darkness style skeletons here. Chainsaw hands can't be far behind (oh wait, Merle).

I also thought it was coming through the wall. I'll have to re-watch on the DVR later today. Either way, those are the two big ideas people seem to be floating around right now, either it was dead Spencer up above or it is a weak point in the wall.

How exactly is that flimsy gate supposed to hold up against the pressure from walkers? Rather than the bleeding wall, I would have expected that to be the first breaking point for the herd to get through.

Clearly this is why we can't win coin tosses the way the patriots do