The Rotten Core

Amazing episode, and the next one has everything to be even better.

The Walking Dead showing that it can reinvent itself and bring an intriguing frenzy to its final season, blending action with political plots.

Combined with the previous episode, this makes for a constantly thrilling experience. It involves two main story arcs with meaningful character interactions as well as story payoffs. Never has The Walking Dead done gang warfare, espionage, or good vs evil as well as it's done here. It feels like a crafted and dynamic story in full swing that respects past events while setting up intriguing new ones.

I Loved everything in the Episode, great Story and Action

Great Episode

I am Exited for the last few Episodes before we go into the Last Midseason-Break ever on The Walking Dead.

I actually really enjoyed this episode and I thought it had its moments!

This is kinda the moment where our characters starts to realize the dark sides of The Commonwealth and gets a feeling that "enough is enough.. this too far"

We really get some characters that you start to hate and really wanna see gobdown in a grusome or satisfying way!

Another scene that stole the show for me, was the conversation between Neegan and Hershel! Jeffrey Dean Morgan puts up another solid, emotional performance in front of this kid, as he is essentially confronted by a younger version of the man he once killed!

Leah seems to bee on a broken heart rampage.

Most all of the viewers assumed that she is the mystery character.

But whom does she plans to kill with all those stolen weapons?

Not Daryl, that's for sure. :)