Ay

No Steven Yeun in the opening credits is sad

Jerry is the new best worst character

The naive Carol act is kinda tiresome. I want Ezekiel to see through it

I would contribute to the Kingdom by learning to play the lute.

Big Zeke would love the lute.

Curtis @ 30/10/2016 21:30

The naive Carol act is kinda tiresome. I want Ezekiel to see through it

ayyyy

King Ezekiel is awesome. And it's so great to meet a character who seems like a genuine good person. Also, I love Carol and her reactions to everything in this episode.

Good ep. King Ezekial was great, I especially liked him when he broke character. The look and feel of the Kingdom was nice

I instantly liked Ezekiel more than just about everyone from the main cast.

Yeah same. He's great. I hope he can stick around...

Jerry is terrible wow. The kid is very whatever too. I feel like we've seen that plot ten times now.

I forget... are the bad guys the Wolves or whatever? Why don't they have W's anymore on their foreheads?

And what happened to Jesus?

I liked him

He died and yeah they're the wolves

Ezekiel is spectacular. Jerry is great. Always in hollerin range.

I was secretly hoping Carol would just get killed at the end. Kick the fans while they are down.

Zersch @ 31/10/2016 0:57

I instantly liked Ezekiel more than just about everyone from the main cast.

Same. This is how I felt when Gabriel was introduced too cause he was at least new/different

That's the biggest issue with the show overall imo. Like...who are my favorite characters? I have some I'd rather not see die over others but I can't really say I have heavy favorites, they're really all way too similar. All characters started off interesting and then sorta just """progressed""" into effective zombie killing machines and there's not much more to them now. What's the different between Rosita and Sasha? (: . It reminds me of the guy who reviewed Phantom Menace, I can't think of many unique adjectives to describe the personalities of the main characters at all

New characters are often quirky and different (Eugene, Gabriel), but really their development just turns into whether or not they learn how to kill zombies and are able to earn Rick's trust. The show seems to think the climax of good character development is that familiar scene when Rick finally nods in approval and gives a newer character a chance and some responsibility, its happened so many times

Only real standout role that they give people is to make them the groups' "moral compass" and I've ranted before about how they only do that when they're about to kill someone. Dale, Hershel, Tyreese, now Glenn. After each one of those deaths the showrunners love to talk about how the group is in disarray now because they've lost their moral compass but really nothing meaningful ever ends up coming from it

FIRE GIMPLE!!!